Getting Professional Development to Stick
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- The stereotypical professional development session is the “one-and-done” workshop that offers teachers some new insights but does little to meaningfully change instructional practice
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The stereotypical professional development session is the “one-and-done” workshop that offers teachers some new insights but does little to meaningfully change instructional practice. What’s more effective, according to research, is professional development that’s ongoin…
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- The stereotypical professional development session is the “one-and-done” workshop that offers teachers some new insights but does little to meaningfully change instructional practice
- What’s more effective, according to research, is professional development that’s ongoing, collaborative, embedded in teachers’ everyday work, and oriented around solving real—rather than theoretical—problems
- Principals can benefit from PD with similar characteristics, designed just for their jobs
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