Professional development will be part of almost every teacher’s career. They will take district-provided training, participate in collaborative learning groups, or seek out seminars and conferences.

This professional development plan (PDP) is to be developed collaboratively by the department chair and the TCPL faculty member. The initial PDP must be submitted in the first semester of appointment ...

While the vast majority of teachers are well schooled in pedagogy, instruction, and assessment, many are not prepared to manage and support students with the increased occurrences of mental health ...

Face other significant barriers to access (for example, teachers who live in areas with limited access to scientific resources or who would otherwise not be able to attend our professional development ...

We also offer many highly regarded courses and workshops to enhance your professional development. You can enroll in one or more classes without being in a full master's program. Perhaps you’d like to ...

Some approaches for continued teacher development are: •Peer coaching — This involves pairing teachers together to observe each other’s teaching and to provide feedback.

For information on our current workshops and teacher institute offerings, see our Calendar of Events. Staff at the Tsongas Industrial History Center have worked with teachers and offered teacher ...

The professional development would focus on new English and math curriculum, along with a one-year training program for new teachers and principals. The total cost for the plan has not yet been ...

In Singapore, for example, the government pays for the professional development of teachers and allows them to take up courses towards master’s degrees in different streams—curriculum ...