The changing face of PD
The current PD model is familiar. Every teacher, every subject, all together. Early after-school dismissal, or late start. Exhausted after a full school day, or […]
E-Learning conferences in Australia in 2019
Guess what… it’s less than a year to the iconic “2020”. I wonder what will emerge in the lead-up to this futuristic milestone for so […]
Future Ready Schools: Empowering Educators through Professional Learning toolkit - Office of Educational Technology
Future Ready Schools: Empowering Educators through Professional Learning toolkit - Office of...
How to Get Teachers on the Tech Bandwagon
How to Get Teachers on the Tech Bandwagon: This article describes how a school district uses a one...
Can Teachers Learn to Think Differently?
Can Teachers Learn to Think Differently?: As I get older, I often question whether or not teachers...
Providing Successful PD to your Teachers
Note that this post highlights one of VocabularySpellingCity’s sisters: Science4Us. It is an early elementary science program. Increasingly, principals and superintendents are asking us to […]
Should your PD be presented as an online course or a face to...
Should your PD be presented as an online course or a face to face course? Use this to help decide.
Three ways to improve your Professional Development
Three ways to improve your Professional Development: I am always a little Leary of the articles...
Six Flaws of Traditional PD
Katya Rucker over at Getting Smart has nice blog entry today about the six issues with current PD...
Free Project Management Toolkit for Teachers
The Project Management Toolkit for Teachers® provides a modular, user-friendly resource that...
E-Learning conferences in Australia in 2018
Well 2018 is shaping up to be a strong year of professional development opportunities for e-learning professionals down under. A good spread of conferences is […]
This is a poem I wrote back in 2012. It is a ballad of a...
This is a poem I wrote back in 2012. It is a ballad of a frustrated staff developer. All of the excuses in this poem […]
