GES Professional Learning Community(PLC) All you need to know.
Concept of PLC
A professional learning community or PLC, is a group of educators that meets regularly, shares expertise and works collaboratively to improve teaching skills and the academic performance of the students.
The head of the school (HoS) in consultation with teaching staff and other stakeholders puts a PLC in place. An In-school curriculum Lead is selected to lead the PLC activities. The School improvement Support Officer (SISO) serves as an Officio member.
Guidelines and Expectations
●The membership of the PLC(HoS, CL, other staff) in consultation with key stakeholders (SISO, PTA/SMC etc).
● Agrees on the PLC sessions (or meetings) schedules for the semester.
● Identifies for the PLC sessions individual challenges in effective lesson delivery and innovative practices in teaching.
● Creates common platform for members to share ideas, skills, knowledge and experience.
●Identifies and invites good and willing facilitators for each session.
●Keeps record of attendance of members during PLC meetings.
●Sets SMART goals for best practices in the school to meet expected performance outcomes and targets.
Other guidelines and Expectations
●Previews and reflects on school data to plan instructions across the school curricular.
● Considers co-curricular experiences for learners.
●Considers innovative ways of incorporating new and improved initiatives such as the 4Rs and the core competencies.
NB: The PLC platform was developed primarily for use by Curriculum Leads, Head Teachers, District, Regional, and Head Office to facilitate the smooth running of PLC sessions in various schools at the Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior High School levels.
By: Yaw Indomie
Can u help me with some of the PLC topics
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