In-Service Participant Guidelines Sample Clauses

In-Service Participant Guidelines. A Professional Development Committee will be formed annually to support the commitment to continuous learning for all educators to think critically and creatively, xxxxxx new and expanded understandings and practices, develop skills, address and tackle complex problems, and sustain the transfer and application of new learning to practices. This committee shall consist of 1 representative of the APEA from each elementary and secondary school (appointed by the APEA President), and the Superintendent or designee(s). The APEA representatives will earn one in-service credit and 15 PDPs for meetings and committee responsibilities occurring for a minimum of 10 hours for each full school year serving on the PDC. The Committee will develop and administer a needs assessment survey at the start of the school year and will use the results of this survey, as well as the District Improvement Plan, to offer suggestions for the professional development focus of the District. The Committee will conduct a similar survey in mid-late spring to gather feedback perspective from educators on the year of professional development and to use results to make suggestions on the direction of professional development for the following school year. The District Professional Development Committee will be responsible to: • Administer and analyze an annual survey of district educators to suggest areas of need for professional growth, and meet with the Curriculum Coordinator to review results in the fall and spring. • Recommend topics and presenters, and when possible, contribute to the planning of Professional Development Days or Curriculum Days held prior to the start of the school year and during the school year. • Create a handbook (or a form of digital communication) to relay information to educators at least once/year, with updates occurring as needed. The handbook will include but not be limited to: accessing funds for external professional development, organizing a professional learning community (PLC), designing opportunities for embedded professional development (creating/revising curriculum, peer observations, inquiry groups, etc.), tracking professional development points (PDPs). • Promote training and support for the integration of technology into teaching and learning that enhances access to curriculum. PDC Subcommittee on ARPS-U Additionally, a subcommittee of the Professional Development Committee (PDC) will be formed yearly to serve as the screening committee for all ARPS-U...
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