Collective teacher efficacy

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ESHA Academy

European School Heads Association

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The ESHA Academy offers school heads opportunities to learn about modern school leadership in an international context. ESHA Academy is an initiative of the European School Heads Association (ESHA), a leading network for European school leaders. Members of ESHA connect, exchange, learn and improve education.

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Collective teacher efficacy

ESHA Academy

16 minutes 3 seconds

2 years ago

Collective teacher efficacy

As a teacher you can make a big impact on your students, but as a collective of teachers, you can make a far bigger impact. Instead of “I can” it becomes “we can”. How can you facilitate teachers to work together as a learning community?

We’re going to talk about collective teacher efficacy together with Georgia Karagianni from the Greece organization Educom+ and Toomas Kruusimägi, headteacher from Estonia.

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Georgia Karagianni is head of Secondary Education Directorate of Karditsa prefecture, Greece and president of Educom+ https://educomplus.eu/

Toomas Kruusimägi is headteacher at Tallinn English College, Estonia: https://tik.edu.ee/p/232-dp-in-tallinn-english-college

Fran Palokaj speaks with school leaders across Europa about a variety of topics based on ESHA’s HEADstart quality cards developed by Loes van Wessum, Rieneke Pruis and others. These quality cards function as practical tools that you can use to tackle everyday challenges within your organization. Visit https://www.esha.org/headstart to download the HEADstart cards.