student feedback and leadership - Office for Learning and Teaching
student feedback and leadership - Office for Learning and Teaching
student feedback and leadership - Office for Learning and Teaching
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Student Feedback & LeadershipPlenary sessions were established as a <strong>for</strong>mal mechanism to encouragea ‘Community of Practice’ across a vertical slice of the RMIT community.Plenary sessions were to play a central role in all aspects of the projectin that they would:––Assist in the planning <strong>and</strong> scoping of the project.––Contribute to the identification of professional development needsconcerning <strong>leadership</strong> in the use of <strong>student</strong> <strong>feedback</strong>.––Provide the opportunity to share experiences <strong>and</strong> ideas betweenthe different action research teams <strong>and</strong> across a “vertical slice” of theRMIT University community.––Provide opportunities to reflect on <strong>and</strong> further develop the <strong>leadership</strong>conversation <strong>and</strong> practices.––Encourage different levels of <strong>leadership</strong> to share <strong>and</strong> reflect on issuesspecific to their roles <strong>and</strong> responsibilities <strong>and</strong> the ways they mayeffectively contribute to <strong>leadership</strong> in learning <strong>and</strong> teachingaround <strong>student</strong> <strong>feedback</strong>.––Build <strong>leadership</strong> capacity through reflection <strong>and</strong> professional development.––Analyse sustainable models of institutional <strong>leadership</strong> emergingfrom practice.––Assess the application of the <strong>leadership</strong> model in improving learning<strong>and</strong> teaching strategy.––Evaluate individual projects.––Disseminate case studies across the University.Figure 5 Distributed Action Research ModelPage 24