Berger “stages of mind”
Berger “stages of mind” hierarchy (2015) provides a context for evaluating our professional development:
The ‘sovereign mind’ - "it's all about me and what I need"
The ‘socialized mind’ - "tell me what to do, and I will do my best to do it"
The ‘self-authored mind’ - "I'll listen to all points of view, I will then form my own opinion and decide on what actions I would like to take, based on my own platform of beliefs that are true to me and then discuss this with others and co-construct"
The ‘sovereign mind’ - "it's all about me and what I need"
The ‘socialized mind’ - "tell me what to do, and I will do my best to do it"
The ‘self-authored mind’ - "I'll listen to all points of view, I will then form my own opinion and decide on what actions I would like to take, based on my own platform of beliefs that are true to me and then discuss this with others and co-construct"
What does this tell me/ what can I change?
I attempted this through our inquiry this term - looking at areas that engage my writers. Through this I found myself thinking - how can they present with limited writing abilities - what ways can they 'discover and Dream' to share and design for the class.
Powerful getting students to creating their own form of presentation and the feedback/ buy in was huge for their growth. It did show that when students are passionate with their learning they are engaged. 'Proficient language skills are not acquired if they aren't used.' Lighting the Literacy Fire - Jill Eggleton
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