Development Visit: PowerEd
Predict what PowerEd will say, record a lesson, then compare. Where you were wrong is where the learning is.
What to do
1. Before recording, write down what you think the feedback will say about your target.
2. Record a normal lesson.
3. Compare your prediction with the feedback, using the PowerEd steps below.
Short on time?
Write the prediction in two lines. Everything else can follow.
Quick win for your next lesson
If the feedback surprised you, watch that part of the recording again before you decide what to change.
Using your PowerEd feedback
Before you read it: note what went well, what was hard and what you were conscious of.
After: what stood out, what surprised you, and is there a pattern?
Then: one thing to keep, one to change, and what you will look for next time.
Reflect
Pause for a few minutes. Short notes or bullet points are enough.
- STOP:
What did I predict?
- THINK:
Where was I right, and where wrong?
- PLAN:
What does that tell me to change?
Next step
Use what you found to choose what to watch for in Stage 3.
Your reflection record
Prompts for your own notes on this stage. Bring them to your next conversation with your Innovator.
- My prediction…
- What I recorded…
- Where the feedback matched…
- Where it did not, and why…
- What I will change…
Useful resources
Starting points, not a reading list. Pick what fits.