- Section 7: Maintaining and building on your foundations - going deeper and broader
- Section 8: Making sense of the learning from the initial enquiry
- Section 9: Moving from ideas to action
- Section 10: Making recommendations, celebrating success and creating the conditions for change
Section 8: Making sense of the learning from the initial enquiry
The second phase of a student commission involves taking the outcomes of the initial (phase 1) enquiry and consolidating them into a framework of key ideas or propositions about learning that your commission will investigate through practical enquiry projects during phase 2.
Your commission should be asking:
| • | What are the most compelling, interesting and exciting ideas about learning that we have heard so far? |
| • | What do we want to focus on and explore further? |
| • | What gaps in our enquiry do we need to address in phase 2? |
| • | What kinds of evidence will inspire teachers to change their practice and leaders to make bold decisions |
| about what will be implemented? |
In this section of the toolkit you will find information about:
8.1 Developing compelling early ideas about learning
8.2 Sharing and building understanding of the early ideas about learning