Teachers, mentors and other adults involved in the Pathways Project are encouraged to develop Learning Through Interest (LTI) projects that investigate some aspect of their practice associated with the Project. In other words, these projects are aimed at enhancing the learning experiences of both adults and students.
LTI projects replicate the same process undertaken by students. In other words, an LTI is planned and exhibited within the context of the Glebe classroom, and it is carried out beyond the classroom. Hence, LTI requires identifying and maintaining communication with a mentor and a setting beyond the classroom.
A key feature of LTI is that it produces something that can be exhibited each term. This means that it needs to be small in scale, and very well defined.
The Curriculum DesignTeam meeting every Wednesday functions like a Big Picture Advisory, providing teachers with the resources and support to conduct their LTI.
The following questions guide the development of an LTI:
• What is the aspect of my practice that I want to investigate?
• Why is it important to develop this practice within the context of the Pathways Project?
• Where can I learn more about this practice? What are the features of a site that will deepen my understanding of this practice?
• Who would be a suitable mentor to guide my learning?
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