SummaryThe conversation revolves around the Melbourne Metrics, a framework developed by the University of Melbourne to assess complex competencies in education. The speakers discuss the importance of these competencies, which include agency, collaboration, communication, ethical action, active citizenship, and quality thinking. They explore the strategic roadmap for implementing these metrics in their school, the research and trials being conducted, insights gained from visits to Melbourne, and the focus on communication as a key competency. The conversation concludes with a call to action for educators to engage with the Melbourne Metrics and support the trial phase.TakeawaysMelbourne Metrics assess broader learning ambitions beyond academics.Complex competencies are teachable, observable, and transferable skills.The framework emphasizes a strength-based approach to learning.Collaboration and communication are essential for student success.Active citizenship encourages students to engage with their communities.Quality thinking leads to better outcomes in learning.The strategic roadmap guides the implementation of these competencies.Research and trials are crucial for effective adoption.Professional development is necessary for educators to support these changes.The ultimate goal is to prepare students for an uncertain future.Links onlineSchool website: www.alice-smith.edu.myThis episode was produced by The Bonjour Agency

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