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2 | Professional Development Activity Request | |||||||||||
3 | You must attach a Authorized Leave Form (available from your school) to this document Please make a copy of the completed form for your records (all other forms are available on the PD website) | |||||||||||
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5 | Activity Request submitted by: | |||||||||||
6 | Activity aligns with: | |||||||||||
7 | District CSIP Goal: | |||||||||||
8 | Building SIP Goal: | |||||||||||
9 | Activity Focus Area(s): | |||||||||||
10 | Area 1: | |||||||||||
11 | Area 2: | |||||||||||
12 | Area 3: | |||||||||||
13 | Funding Source(s): mark each source you are requesting funds from with an “X” . | Approval Signature (Both the PD rep and principal must sign) | ||||||||||
14 | Building | |||||||||||
15 | Department | |||||||||||
16 | Bldg Principal | |||||||||||
17 | Special Projects (Dist. PD funds) | |||||||||||
18 | Professional Development Activity Description | |||||||||||
19 | List name of activity and briefly describe: | |||||||||||
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22 | Location of activity: | Date of activity: | ||||||||||
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24 | Participants Names: | |||||||||||
25 | A separate form needs to be filled out for each participant. | |||||||||||
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27 | Activity Cost Calclulation: | Grand Total | $0.00 | |||||||||
28 | Substitute Cost: | # of subs | #of days | Sub Pay | Total | |||||||
29 | $130 | $0.00 | ||||||||||
30 | Staff Compensation: | # of subs | #of days | Pay | ||||||||
31 | $25 | $0.00 | ||||||||||
32 | Purchased Services: | Airfare | ||||||||||
33 | Registration* | Travel Request/Reimbursement Form | ||||||||||
34 | Lodging** | Travel Request/Reimbursement Form | ||||||||||
35 | Consultant Fee | Consultant Form | ||||||||||
36 | Materials/Supplies: | Materials | Request for Materials Form | |||||||||
37 | * Please include copy of registration Travel Request/Reimbursement Form **You will need to make your own hotel reservations. You will need to fill out all forms associated with each line item. | |||||||||||
38 | Criteria for High-Quality Professional Development (Mark each description below with an “X” that applies to the requested activity) | |||||||||||
39 | Part I: High-quality professional development: | |||||||||||
40 | actively engages teachers, over time. | |||||||||||
41 | is directly linked to improved student learning so that all children may meet the Show-Me Standards at the proficient level. | |||||||||||
42 | is directly linked to district and building school improvement plans. | |||||||||||
43 | is developed with extensive participation of teachers, parents, principals, and other administrators. [*Parent participation may be at the CSIP level] | |||||||||||
44 | provides time and other resources for learning, practice, and follow-up. | |||||||||||
45 | is supported by district and building leadership. | |||||||||||
46 | provides teachers with the opportunity to give the district feedback on the effectiveness of participation in this professional development activity. | |||||||||||
47 | Part II: Some types of activities that might be considered high-quality professional development if they meet the above requirements are: | |||||||||||
48 | study groups. | |||||||||||
49 | grade-level collaboration and work. | |||||||||||
50 | content-area collaboration and work. | |||||||||||
51 | specialization-area collaboration and work. | |||||||||||
52 | action research and sharing of findings. | |||||||||||
53 | modeling. | |||||||||||
54 | peer coaching. | |||||||||||
55 | vertical teaming. | |||||||||||
56 | other: | |||||||||||
57 | Part III: Topics for high-quality professional development may include: | |||||||||||
58 | content knowledge related to standards and classroom instruction. | |||||||||||
59 | instructional strategies related to content being taught in the classroom. | |||||||||||
60 | improving classroom management skills. | |||||||||||
61 | a combination of content knowledge and content-specific teaching skills. | |||||||||||
62 | the integration of academic and vocational education. | |||||||||||
63 | research-based instructional strategies. | |||||||||||
64 | strategies to assist teachers in providing instruction to children with limited English proficiency to improve their language and academic skills. | |||||||||||
65 | strategies to assist teachers in creating and using classroom assessments. | |||||||||||
66 | instruction in the use of data to inform classroom practice. | |||||||||||
67 | instruction in methods of teaching children with special needs. | |||||||||||
68 | instruction in linking secondary and post-secondary education. | |||||||||||
69 | involving families and other stakeholders in improving the learning of all students. | |||||||||||
70 | strategies for integrating technology into instruction. | |||||||||||
71 | research and strategies for the education and care of preschool children. | |||||||||||
72 | research and strategies for closing achievement gaps between diverse groups of students. | |||||||||||
73 | other: | |||||||||||
74 | Provide a plan for sharing information or skills learned from this activity. | |||||||||||
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77 | Activity Permissions (PD Committee use only) | |||||||||||
78 | approved | building funds | ||||||||||
79 | not approved | special projects | ||||||||||
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81 | Building Name: | Date: | ||||||||||
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