Professional development for teachers workshop

Read my five promises on creating and selecting teacher PD that you'll actually love! These promises will be apart of my Virtual Art Retreat!

It's time for some truth telling.

I've given a LOT of PD. And I've suffered. Oh, how I've suffered. One time, I resorted to using tape to try to protect the back of my heel...

Teachers are busy, so we need to make professional development opportunities worth their while. This blog post by Visionary Teaching offers great ideas for making professional development interactive and menaingful.

Professional Development is an important part of any teacher’s job. It helps you stay up to date on current teaching strategies and methods while also allowing you to learn new skills that can help you be a better teacher. But not all professional development is designed for special education teachers. If you are looking for professional development topics designed specifically for special education teachers that can be implemented in your classroom, here’s a list of 12 topics to choose…

You're gonna want to save this link. Like, just pin it now, seriously. I'm giving you a list of 8 of my favorite activities for pro...

We have all been to our fair share of professional development that has felt like a total waste of time. Yes, even a PD junkie like me who finds the sunshine in everything can admit that. But boring PD doesn’t have to be that way, and admin needs to know this. This summer, I had

Unsure how to differentiate professional development for teachers? Here are 11 ideas on how you can engage teachers in PD sessions.

The sit-and-get, one-size-fits-all model is disappearing. Taking its place are these 9 alternative models for teacher professional development.

Read my 3 reasons why you should stop being strictly Student Centered and learn to become more Teacher Centered with your PD experiences!