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Initially emerging from the landmark Queensland School Reform Longitudinal Study (1998-2001), the Productive Pedagogies has been taken up widely in Australia and internationally as both a research tool and metalanguage to support teachers to critically reflect on their practice. In this paper, following a brief description of the model’s four dimensions, we detail how we have addressed some methodological concerns in using and modifying the framework for the present study. In response to critiques by other researchers and debates within our own research team, we justify our use of the framework. To these ends, we present a refined methodology that addresses the importance of pedagogical process, substantiates the inclusion of particular items within the framework, supports a critical approach to issues of difference, includes students’perspectives and recognises the significance of content knowledge in the assessment of quality pedagogy.  \nIntroduction  \nThis paper substantiates the methodology currently being utilised for a study of reform initiatives in Queensland schools commissioned by that state’s Department of Education and Training (DET). This study is referred to as the Queensland Longitudinal Study of Teaching and Learning (QSTL) . In its key focus on how issues of pedagogy, assessment and broader school organisation impact on student learning, the study is expected to revisit much of the work of the Queensland School Reform Longitudinal Study (QSRLS), conducted between 1998 and 2001 (Lingard et al. , 2001) . This landmark  \nThe Australian Educational Researcher, Volume 36, Number 3, December 2009 •67  \nMARTIN MILLS, MERRILYN GOOS, AMANDA KEDDIE, EILEEN HONAN, DONNA PENDERGAST, ROB GILBERT, KIM NICHOLS, PETER RENSHAW & TONY WRIGHT  \nAustralian study which involved the observation of approximately 1000 classrooms over a three year period examined the links between classroom practices and improved learning (Lingard, Hayes, Mills, & Christie, 2003) . The principal concerns raised in that study related to what were perceived to be generally low levels of quality pedagogy in Queensland classrooms. The current study is mindful of these concerns and along similar lines to the QSRLS supports a focus on productive pedagogies, particularly in terms of developing students’ higher order intellectual skills and citizenship. The current study is also mindful of the key pedagogical recommendations the QSRLS identified as critical in improving productive performance and learning outcomes in schools. These included:  \n• A pressing need to enhance the intellectual demand of pedagogy in Queensland schools (specifically a general lack of higher order thinking, substantive conversation and critical analysis of knowledge);  \n• The need for more attention to be given to connecting student work to their biographies and the world outside the classroom;  \n• The need for more valuing of difference in pedagogies (Lingard et al. , 2001, p. xxv)  \nIt was during that study that the Productive Pedagogies and Productive Assessment frameworks emerged as research tools for exploring and evaluating classroom practices that have a positive impact upon the academic and social outcomes of all students, regardless of background. Premised on the belief that good teachers are central to positive outcomes for students, these frameworks were also subsequently presented asa useful metalanguage for teachers to critically reflect on, and enhance, their practice towards improving student learning ","cbCaipNQz33Eb5w7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipNQz33Eb5w7","pdf",147295,21,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n# Rationale for the Study","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Productive Pedagogies framework in this paper?\",\"answer\":\"It is used as a refined research tool to evaluate classroom practice and to support teachers in critically reflecting on their practice during a study of school reform in Queensland.\"},{\"question\":\"Where did the Productive Pedagogies framework originate?\",\"answer\":\"It initially emerged from the Queensland School Reform Longitudinal Study conducted between 1998 and 2001.\"},{\"question\":\"What methodological issues does the paper address?\",\"answer\":\"It responds to critiques and internal research debates by justifying and refining the framework’s use, including how pedagogical process is treated, which items are included, and how difference, student perspectives, and content knowledge are incorporated in assessing quality pedagogy.\"}]","Productive Pedagogies - A Redefined Methodology for Analysing Quality Teacher Practice | PDF",1792077292,53]