In this conversation, Craig discusses the transformative approach of Trust-Based Observations, emphasizing the importance of psychological safety and strength-based feedback in educational settings. He highlights how traditional observation methods can hinder teacher performance and self-efficacy, advocating for a model that fosters trust and encourages risk-taking. Through personal anecdotes and research, Craig illustrates the positive impact of this approach on both teachers and students, ultimately leading to improved educational outcomes and collective teacher efficacy.
00:00 Introduction to Trust-Based Observations
01:58 The Importance of Psychological Safety
06:59 Strength-Based Observations and Their Impact
11:57 The Process of Trust-Based Observations
16:09 Transformative Stories from Trust-Based Observations
20:05 Building Collective Teacher Efficacy
23:33 Training for Trust-Based Observations
28:10 Conclusion and Future Directions
29:41 Outro for KEDC Podcast Empowering EdTalks.
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Resources referenced in this episode:
Trust based observations webpage: https://trustbased.com/
20 minutes of teaching brilliance on the road with trust based observations PODCAST
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/20-minutes-of-teaching-brilliance-on-the-road/id1734223727
