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Developing communities of learning: OTLA JPD Project: Southend Adult Community College Final report

Resource Type: 
etf
PID: 
etf:2263
Description: 

A case study of a project intended to develop tutors' skills in self-evaluation and collaboration, in order to support developing a community of practice

Taxonomy: 
Practitioner Research and Evidence Hub: 
Yes
Principal focus of the project: 

The focus for the project was the use of teaching, learning and assessment professional development opportunities and materials to establish a peer based learning and professional development model across two community learning providers

What is this about and what were the main findings: 

Participating practitioners reflected on their existing practice and identified specific areas they wished to develop, which would form thematic foci to work on throughout the project. Participants formed "buddy" groups and organised visits to look more closely at themes, supported by tools. The project improved participants' understanding of motivation, gave them a chance to take ownership and accountability for their CPDL needs, and helped make the value of CPDL clear

Number of learner participants: 
100+
Number of staff participants: 
11-20
Number of organisation participants: 
2-5
Name(s) of authors: 

Southend Adult Community College

Name of associate programmes: 

JPD