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Professional Development Leaders
Professional Development Leaders
Semester courses are open for the full semester, and all coursework must be completed by the end of that semester. However, you may finish earlier at any time. You do not need to wait until the semester ends to receive your results. As soon as you complete the course, your grade, certificate, and transcript are processed and sent. Example: If you enroll in a summer semester course and finish on June 5, your grade, certificate, and transcript will be sent then. You do not need to wait until the end of August.
Semester Schedule:
- Summer: May - August (course must be completed by August 31st)
- Fall: September - December (course must be completed by December 31st)
- Spring: January - April (course must be completed by April 30th)
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Course Description
This graduate-level course is tailored for educators seeking to extend their influence beyond the traditional classroom, aiming to inspire and nurture their colleagues’ professional growth. With a focus on cultivating skills in designing and facilitating professional development sessions, participants will immerse themselves in adult learning principles, effective presentation techniques, and curate content for a diverse teaching audience. Participants will promote collaborative learning and foster continual educational advancement.
Upon completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Understand core principles and theories underscoring adult learning, optimizing the effectiveness of the PD sessions they lead.
- Master the art of curating, structuring, and delivering content that caters to diverse learning styles and preferences, aligning these sessions with overarching institutional objectives.
- Enhance presentation skills to captivate audiences, foster rich dialogues, and facilitate memorable hands-on activities.
- Evaluate the impact and effectiveness of the PD sessions conducted, ensuring continual refinement and growth.