WHO LEADS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES?
When considering who should lead professional development activities, we are fortunate to have a variety of quality choices available. We have access to various professional organizations in the area. Perhaps more importantly, we have an abundance of knowledge among our own staff. Whether through experience or training, our teachers and administrators have a great deal to share with each other. In addition to working with outside consultants, it is important that we provide multiple opportunities for our staff members to learn from each other. G. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT POINTS (PDPs) Please consult the general guidelines for the awarding of Professional Development Points for information regarding PDPs. H. SUMMARY We encourage all of our staff members to think about professional development in broad terms. Courses and workshops can be effective professional development activities, but they are by no means the only way to build knowledge and skills among our staff. No matter what the f
