Deep Insights

The series draws from two decades of practice supporting teaching as inquiry in schools. Unlock your data literacy powers.

Practical Application

Use frameworks, templates and practical tools to convert theory into manageable classroom practice.

Real Improvement

The purpose of inquiry isn't to 'do' an inquiry. The purpose of inquiry is to incrementally adjust practice in ways that make a difference to outcomes.

About the course

Most schools are already 'doing' teaching as inquiry, but too often it becomes a well-meaning process that generates activity rather than impact. This webinar series is designed to sharpen the quality of inquiry so it actually drives improvement in practice and outcomes for learners. Across five focused sessions, you’ll learn how to avoid the common failure points: jumping to solutions, weak questions, limited use of data, bias in decision making, and abandoning ideas too early, and instead build disciplined, high-impact inquiry habits. Whether you’re new to inquiry or looking to take it further, this series will give you practical tools, frameworks, and routines you can use immediately with your team.

Meet Your Guide, Dr. Mark Osborne

Mark Osborne is the Director of Leading Learning and has been a teacher, school leader, consultant, author and speaker for almost thirty years. He has a PhD from the University of Melbourne in leading change in education, and has worked with schools and school districts throughout New Zealand and Australia; North and South America; Europe and Asia. Mark is particularly passionate about leadership development, change leadership, and innovation in schools.

Curriculum

1 Chapter · 5 Lessons

    1. (Included in full purchase)

      Webinar One: Accelerated Teacher Inquiry

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      Webinar Two: Bias and the Brain

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      Webinar Three: Quality Questions

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      Webinar Four: Data-Informed Decision Making

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      Webinar Five: Effective Interventions