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Planning and Conducting Professional Development That Makes a Difference

A Guide for School Leaders
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Description:  The goal of professional development in schools is to accelerate student learning. It should focus on changing what is taught and how it is taught. An effective staff-development program requires a great deal of time, effort and coordination in planning, implementation and follow-up. This guide contains a step-by-step approach that school leaders can use in improving the impact of professional development on teachers and students. Each step or activity is an important element of a successful program. By combining the elements, school leaders can support teachers as they improve their effectiveness and raise student achievement.
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