Vivedus offers Principals and Directors of Teaching and Learning with a 'health check' service to analyse and understand the current dynamics and conditions of teaching and learning within their school.
What's included?
  • Survey of Teaching Staff
  • Comprehensive Analysis
  • Detailed report with recommendations for optimisation
  • 1 Hour Debrief with Pedagogy and Leadership Expert
Make informed strategic decisions...

Often, for a Head of Teaching and Learning, the only data available to assist them in make decisions about improving practice is NAPLAN, ATAR and in-school assessment data.

The data that really matters, but isn’t accessible, is data about the quality of teaching. The quality of the teaching has one of the greatest effects on student learning and with the right information, can be improved with targeted feedback, professional development and support.

...with access to data that matters.

The data and report generated from the Vivedus Teaching and Learning Diagnostic Tool provides a comprehensive insight into seven areas, or conditions for optimising learning:

  1. Learning Culture
  2. Student Engagement
  3. Teacher Agency
  4. Growth and Progression
  5. Systems and Practices
  6. Leadership
  7. Creative Intelligence

Request your Teaching and Learning Diagnostic Assessment

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Build a bedrock for improved student outcomes
The Vivedus Teaching and Learning Diagnostic Assessment can help you identify key areas where your teaching staff are in need of professional development. Allowing you to simultaneously reduce your Professional Development budget and improve the quality of teaching, and subsequently the quality of learning.
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Teaching and Learning Diagnostic Assessment

Uncover opportunities for growth
The Vivedus Teaching and Learning Diagnostic Assessment can help you identify key areas where what your teaching staff say, think, and do are not in alignment to the school's strategic goals.