Induction Coordinator definition

Induction Coordinator. A unit member, assigned by the District, to coordinate the Induction Program.
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Examples of Induction Coordinator in a sentence

  • Administrators, TOSAs, and Induction Coordinator may drop in visit to Zoom classes for the purpose of monitoring teaching and learning, and to gather data to decide on Professional Development needs.

  • The OUSD Induction Coordinator is the seventh member of the PAR Advisory Board and serves as Chairperson.

  • Teachers participating in the program will have a Consulting Teacher assigned to them by the Induction Coordinator (in the case of the Induction Program participants) or the Human Resources Administrator in collaboration with the principal (in the case of a volunteer or referred teacher to the PAR Program).

  • The plan is monitored regularly by the MDUSD Induction coach and the MDUSD Induction Coordinator.

  • The Executive Director will appoint a Mentoring and Induction Coordinator who will be compensated $3,700 per year.

  • MDUSD will provide an Induction Coordinator to facilitate the Induction program, work with coaches, monitor MDUSD Inductees and work in collaboration SDSU Educational Leadership.

  • San Diego State University is responsible for collaborating with the MDUSD Induction Coordinator to ensure that the fieldwork is in compliance with the policies, regulations, and standards of the California Professional Standards for Educational Leaders.

  • You are required to submit a Medical Certificate of Fitness (in the format prescribed by TCSL) which needs to be verified by a registered medical practitioner having a minimum qualification of MBBS to the Induction Coordinator.

  • An Induction Coordinator and Induction Coach will provide inductees with individualized, job-embedded experiences that will allow them to complete 4-6 hours per month of work during their field work experience, through a blended model of one-on-one expert coaching, monthly network/cohort meetings and rich professional learning opportunities.

  • The Induction Coordinator, in concert with district leadership, will provide a comprehensive professional development program for each inductee highlighting diverse experiences in preparation for their careers as successful school site administrators.