Preparing Your Students for the ACT (2022-2023 Edition)
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Jamie Goodwin
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Mar 21, 2019 6:03:00 AM
As a teacher, you need to complete teacher professional development opportunities to maintain your license. However, you can also learn a lot of great information to support you in the classroom. There are also online tools to support you as well. Your school and district may tell you about some events in the area. However, there are many teacher professional development opportunities out there if you know where to look. Try some of these options for the opportunities that will benefit you the most.
For teachers who can’t attend a class, there are several organizations that provide online courses and webinars. For example, Intel Teach Elements and Teachers First provide free classes. Some other online options include:
Books are another option for teachers who can’t attend classes. Is there a particular area that you need help with? Could you use advice about classroom leadership or teaching techniques? How about educational psychology, technology, or motivation? Then, check out these books on each of those subjects.
Talk to other teachers at your school for more book recommendations, too.
Conferences typically last several days and may require you to travel and stay in a hotel. There are several conferences that occur each year.
Unlike conferences, workshops tend to only last one day. Teachers attend workshops on topics that interest them. Here are just some of the institutions that offer workshops on a regular basis:
For conferences and workshops close to home, check with the colleges and universities in the area. Some of them offer workshops and courses that teachers can take outside of graduate programs.
As you determine which teacher professional development opportunities to pursue, think about what topics (like learning some do's and don'ts of classroom management) are important to you. Meeting the needs of your students and strengthening your teaching skills are the goal. You determine which professional development options are best for you.
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