Professional development for teachers

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Professional Development Books for Teachers - Teaching with a Mountain View

Hundreds of hours are lost every year to ineffective professional development. Here's the PD teachers want to see from school leaders.

Professional Development is an important part of any teacher’s job. It helps you stay up to date on current teaching strategies and methods while also allowing you to learn new skills that can help you be a better teacher. But not all professional development is designed for special education teachers. If you are looking for professional development topics designed specifically for special education teachers that can be implemented in your classroom, here’s a list of 12 topics to choose…

Discover a wide range of professional development resources for teachers. You can improve your teaching skills with these articles, lesson plans, and resources from notable publishers and experts in the field.

Professional Development for Teachers. Check out my list of 5 suggestions for presenters when planning your next PD sessions, making them meaningful for your audience. #ProfessionalDevelopmentForTeachers

Browse FREE professional development for teachers that help you reflect, set goals, and invest in your continuous growth as upper elementary educators.

In this post, I share professional development tips for teachers! It's important that our professional development training be teacher-centered, and check out the post to find out why!

Part of teaching in classrooms today is constantly looking for ways to improve. Check out these 15 professional development skills for modern teachers.

Teachers are busy, so we need to make professional development opportunities worth their while. This blog post by Visionary Teaching offers great ideas for making professional development interactive and menaingful.

Teachers usually hate professional development. Here are some great ideas for staff development.

Running professional development is HARD! Teachers can be a hard bunch to please and you want to make sure the time they are spending in professional development sessions are worthwhile. This list provides 11 ways to differentiate professional development for teachers in a way that acknowledges their level of expertise, teaching niche and learning preferences. Make your next professional development day one that your teachers will remember!

No Teacher Summer Slide…FUN summer PD for teachers! - I’m sure the last thing a teacher is thinking about right now is summer professional development, but here's a fun opportunity for summer professional development

Professional learning is an integral part of school culture and developing staff. Summer is a great time to reflect and revitalize yourself as an educator. One area that applies to both of these is professional development. The article covers the A-Z of professional development. Find out about the various types of PD, what to consider when choosing PD, and where to access good quality PD. These topics and much more are covered. Click now and find the right PD for you!

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After a workshop, collect essential feedback and thoughts from teachers using these educator-centered exit ticket ideas for professional development. #exitticketsforprofessionaldevelopment

Demonstrating a commitment to professional development is a critical part of teaching. But sometimes teacher PD is irrelevant or poorly delivered or impersonal. For this reason, Moore English has put together a collection of ideas for teacher-led professional development. PD is best when it's teacher-to-teacher, when it's personal, local, and focused. Moore English specializes in ideas for growing new teachers and teacher leaders and building a school climate that allows teachers to grow

Discover professional development for teachers that will earn you the hours you need and help you be more successful in your career.

If more schools took the time for collaborative planning rather than top-down PD, we'd be in a better place.