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Print Form TE290027 ADDENDUM AUTHORITY: Section R390.1135 Michigan Department of Education OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION SERVICES P. O. Box 30008, Lansing MI 48909 DISTRICT PROVIDED PROFESSIONAL

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How to fill out district provided professional development:

1. Start by reviewing the materials provided by the district. This may include handouts, online modules, or instructions for attending workshops or webinars.
2. Take note of any deadlines or limitations for completing the professional development. Make sure to mark these dates on your calendar or set reminders to ensure timely completion.
3. Read through the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and objectives of the professional development. This will help you focus on the specific areas you need to develop.
4. If there are any pre-requisites or recommended resources, gather them before diving into the professional development. This will help you better comprehend the content and maximize your learning experience.
5. Engage actively in the professional development activities. Take notes, participate in discussions or group activities, and ask questions to deepen your understanding.
6. Reflect on your learning after each session or module. Consider how the knowledge or skills gained can be applied to your current or future professional practice.
7. Complete any assessments or evaluations required as part of the professional development. Provide honest feedback to help improve the quality and effectiveness of future offerings.
8. Finally, ensure that you have followed all the instructions for submitting completion certificates or documentation, if required, to receive credit for the professional development.

Who needs district provided professional development?

1. Educators: Teachers, administrators, and support staff in schools or districts may need to participate in district provided professional development to enhance their knowledge and skills in various areas such as curriculum design, pedagogy, assessment, or classroom management.
2. School Leaders: Principals, vice principals, and other school leaders may engage in district provided professional development to develop leadership skills, improve school climate, and stay up-to-date with educational research and trends.
3. District Staff: Non-teaching professionals working in administrative or support roles within the district, such as curriculum coordinators, instructional coaches, or technology specialists, may need professional development to enhance their expertise and support the educational goals of the district.
4. Support Staff: Paraprofessionals, aides, and other staff members who directly support student learning may benefit from district provided professional development to strengthen their skills in areas such as special education, behavior management, or instructional support.
5. Substitute Teachers: Even substitute teachers may be required to participate in district provided professional development to ensure they are familiar with district policies, procedures, and instructional expectations in order to effectively step into classrooms when needed.

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What is district provided professional development?

District provided professional development refers to training or workshops provided by the school district to enhance the skills and knowledge of educators.

Who is required to file district provided professional development?

Teachers and staff members who participate in district provided professional development are required to file the necessary documentation.

How to fill out district provided professional development?

To fill out district provided professional development, educators need to complete the required forms provided by the district and submit any supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of district provided professional development?

The purpose of district provided professional development is to improve teaching practices, keep educators updated on best practices, and ultimately enhance student learning.

What information must be reported on district provided professional development?

Educators must report the date, duration, and content of the professional development activities they participated in, as well as any outcomes or reflections.