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Mentoring Moments: Using Appreciative Inquiry as a Tool for Reflection and Growth

Mentoring Moments: Using Appreciative Inquiry as a Tool for Reflection and Growth Teaching Policy and Standards Branch Issue 16 / April 2013. Appreciative Inquiry at a Glance. Appreciative Inquiry Conversation Map. Before the Conversation: Power of Listening.

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Mentoring Moments: Using Appreciative Inquiry as a Tool for Reflection and Growth

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  1. Mentoring Moments: Using Appreciative Inquiry as a Tool for Reflection and Growth Teaching Policy and Standards Branch Issue 16 / April 2013

  2. Appreciative Inquiry at a Glance

  3. Appreciative Inquiry Conversation Map Before the Conversation: Power of Listening

  4. Appreciative Inquiry Conversation Map • As you think about your commitment to making a difference for students, tell a story about the best experience you have had so far in your work this year? • Without being humble, what skills, values, and attitudes do you bring to your work that contributes to your ability to support and mentor others? Before the Conversation: Power of Listening • Beginning the Conversation: • Themes of Success • What’s already working well?

  5. Appreciative Inquiry Conversation Map Before the Conversation: Power of Listening • Beginning the Conversation: • Themes of Success • What’s already working well? • What issues you are encountering? • Looking ahead what are the “wishes” you have for your role? • Continuing the Conversation: • Issues and Challenges • What’s not working so well?

  6. Appreciative Inquiry Conversation Map Before the Conversation: Power of Listening • What specific ideas / strategies / resources are you considering to address the issue or concerns expressed? • So What / Now What – share an individual action plan of possible next steps (next day / next week / next month) • Beginning the Conversation: • Themes of Success • What’s already working well? • Continuing the Conversation: • Issues and Challenges • What’s not working so well? • Concluding the Conversation: • Practical Ideas and Next Steps • Collaborative Strategy Harvest of Ideas

  7. Ideas and Resources to Support Implementation Strategy Harvest of Ideas from Adobe Connect professional learning session for NTIP board teams http://mentoringmoments.ning.com/forum

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