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Conversations that inspire and foster growth as a CCHM professional community

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Conversations that inspire and foster growth as a CCHM professional community

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1.What do you appreciate most about this Coffee Talk session?

2.What key takeaways or inspirations have you gained from the Coffee Talk?

3.Are there any specific areas of training or resources you feel you may need? Pls list down.

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Understood the processes to prepare to be a TL; enjoyed the additional sharing of Esther’s experience on TLP.

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Learnt about Esther’s experience and insights gained on the TLP! Thank you Esther!

Alex

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Effective public speaking skills includes gd body posture, story telling, having pauses. Gd to have role model we can emulate.

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Learnt about the use of sociogram on the All Ears form. It is a powerful tool to know the class dynamics and provide peer support to students who has encountered challenges.

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1. The genuine and open sharing by Lay Na and Esther :)

2. The bandwidth and prep work needed in preparing for the role

3. More opportunities and platforms to learn, share and improve on.

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1) The comprehensive work that goes into compiling one's portfolio

2) The importance of mentorship and guidance as one embarks on this journey

3) The importance of clarity and direction as an educator

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Steps needed to pursue ST track, preparation of portfolio and opportunities to share.

Need for pedagogical excellence and importance of disposition!

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Sharing by Almie

I joined in slightly late and he shared about body language and some tips on how we can better engage and build rapport. For e.g. to match the energy of the class we are going to and to moderate from there instead of going in and “inflicting our own energy” onto them

He also shared how storytelling could be used to better promote and retain certain concepts/knowledge #doublemcspicy

Thank you for your insightful sharing!

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I had the opportunity to share my knowledge in the Connectogram Beta tool for teachers to explore the power of using a Sociogram to understand class-based peer support networks. I appreciate the small group setting and the chance to share with easy open communication, taking questions and thoughts from the teachers as they come. It was a relaxing session that allowed us to experience authentic learning and sharing through exchange of ideas.

I took away how PD can also happen in very informal, organic settings rather than the common belief that PD can only take place in formally structured training sessions with extensive use of teaching and learning tools or deep reflections. Having such platforms piques the curiosity of our colleagues and puts them in a good position to want to learn more, knowing that the commitment to a short and informal sharing session is a low-lying fruit.

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Learned about the useful sociogram tool in All Ears from Benny. Excited about the information that can be gathered on class dynamics such as the isolates, stars, bridges, connectors and cliques. These information can be strategically utilised. Eager to try with own Form Class.

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Reflections from my sharing about the use of AI in my work

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Reflections from my sharing about the use of AI in my work

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Thank you for all the thought provoking questions from those who attended my sharing over coffee which also helped me to reflect on my approaches on the use of AI and the affordances of Pair vs ChatGPT.

This format is very suitable for sharing what I have done as I am able to adjust the direction of my sharing to what my fellow colleagues are interested in finding out.

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Learnt about sociogram. It provides useful information to help us understand about class dynamics. It's a useful tool to help us better support our students.

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I attended Benny's sharing and learnt how to assign this tool to my classes via All-Ears. I also learnt how the tool will be useful to me in learning about the interactions between my students so that I can identify students who may need help and also to identify students that i can talk to in order to learn more about the relations between the students in the class. The small group sharing also encouraged me to ask questions freely as it was a cozy setting.

Thank you Benny!

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Appreciate: the time crafted to do some development on what we need and share our likes

Takeaway: useful to always take records of what we have done

Needs: Will nice to have hands on AI stuff

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Great way to be more efficient by using AI. Look forward to trying it out.

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1. Appreciate: Open informal session. Small group settings as its easier to bounce ideas.

2. Takeaways: be aware of posture, body language and intonation during the teaching session.

3. More sharing session on the use of AI for lessons.

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Sharing by Almie

1 good to have PD in informal setting

2 Almie shared useful ways and techniques to engage and build rapport with students

3 due to time constraints, can only learn from 1 station. Hope to learn about sociogram and other AI in teaching.

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I was amazed by how useful the tool Pair Chat is. It is a secure version of ChatGPT that caters especially to public officers as the underlying LLM technology works in the context of Singapore. It has many uses such as writing of testimonials, design of questions based on lesson materials provided, coming up with lesson plans. You can even do a role reversal whereby you get Pair Chat to devise questions to obtain the info you need to complete tasks. I am motivated to try Pair Chat to help me achieve greater efficiency in my work.

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I appreciate the candor and wisdom of Lawrence, Alvin and Huayi in sharing their experiences. It helped me to reframe my mindset to see that a problem may not actually be a problem, but it is my perspective that made it one. I really liked the idea of River Kwai/Kai (?) and I am inspired to want to use this so that I can be a more reflective teacher. Thank you for giving me the chance to learn!