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Pedagogical leadership supports teaching and learning by establishing norms of quality improvement and influencing learning through family engagement, ensuring curriculum fidelity, using data to evaluate programs, and optimizing learning environments. Effective pedagogical leadership provides learning-centric leadership, designs content vision and dynamics, develops professional learning communities, manages change, and ensures order amid complexity.

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Pedagogical leadership supports teaching and learning by establishing norms of quality improvement and influencing learning through family engagement, ensuring curriculum fidelity, using data to evaluate programs, and optimizing learning environments. Effective pedagogical leadership provides learning-centric leadership, designs content vision and dynamics, develops professional learning communities, manages change, and ensures order amid complexity.

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Pedagogical

Leadership
Pedagogical leadership
Pedagogical leadership is about supporting teaching and learning.

pedagogical leadership is a broader term that encompasses many roles and functions in learning organizations.

pedagogical leadership impacts teaching and learning by establishing organizational norms of continuous quality
improvement.

Pedagogical leaders influence children’s learning by

Fostering family engagement,

Ensuring fidelity to the organization’s curricular philosophy,

Using data to evaluate the effectiveness of the learning program,

Meeting standards established to optimize learning environments.


What Is Pedagogy?
 
“Pedagogy is the art and science of teaching with an emphasis on the dispositions and
behaviors of teachers and their interactions with children”
What is teachers pedagogy

Teacher pedagogy refers to the pedagogy that is


centered towards the teacher
 Sharing Contents
 Teaching Styles
 Concern Students' learning
What is Pedagogy in Teaching?

Pedagogy in teaching can be referred to as

An educator’s understanding of how the students learn.

The teachers are focused on presenting the syllabus to the students in such a way that it is
relevant to their needs.
Pedagogy demands classroom interactions between the teacher and students which create a
significant impact on the learner’s mind.
What is the Pedagogy Approach?
 
Importance of Pedagogy in Teaching
Improves Quality of Teaching

Encourage Cooperative Learning Environment

Eliminates Monotonous Learning

Student Can Follow Their Ways of Learning

Convenient Learning Approach for All

Improves Teacher-Student Communication


Role of Pedagogy in Effective learning

Improves Teaching Quality

Encourages Different Learning Styles

Enables Learning for Students with Special Needs

Clarifies Learning Objectives


How does pedagogy impact the
learner?
Student-Centered Approach
Pedagogy is a student-centered approach in which the students take responsibility for learning in their ways.

Continuous Assessment of Students


Teachers evaluate the students regularly to see if they are improving and moving towards their target outcomes.

Encourages Teamwork
The study methods encourage teamwork and group projects for the students to meet like-minded individuals and work with
them.

Develops Cognitive Skills


Helps students to develop cognitive skills using evaluation, detailed analysis, comprehension, and application of the course.
Essential Elements of Pedagogical Leadership
Providing Learning-centric leadership

An effective pedagogical leader should have


The capacity to examine the learning curve of the school populace and ensure
the growth and achievements along the line, in a measurable manner.
 Designing and offering appropriate learning experiences, both within the
premises as well externally to the learners by a series of well-articulated
activities is an important aspect of pedagogical leadership.
Designing Content Vision and Dynamics

The pedagogical leader needs to have a deep insight into the curricular content –
both in terms of its architecture and design, its spread, its defined goals, its age
appropriacy.
Developing Professional
Learning Communities
A pedagogical leader acts as a source of inspiration and becomes a motivator
To encourage the team to take responsibilities of pedagogical issues both for transactional
purposes as well as for creative and innovative interventions in the classrooms from time to time.
Committed to Change Management

For long, it has been claimed that learning leads to behavioral change.

The pedagogy leader, has to be sensitive to such changes by not only forecasting them, but by
creating mental, psychological, emotional environment embedded in appropriate skills, both life
and vocational.
Ensuring Order in Chaos

The pedagogical leaders have to be sensitive to conflicts, purposes, pressures at


a societal level
pedagogical leaders should be able to bring some alignment in the functions and
operations of the pedagogical deliveries so that there is a reasonable order in the
system.
5 Principles for Effective Pedagogy

Inclusion
Motivation
Quality Assurance
Consistency and Transparency
Innovative Approaches

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