[LearningDisabilities] Discussion of State Professional DevelopmentRKenyon721 at aol.com RKenyon721 at aol.comWed Jan 25 21:32:30 EST 2006
Hello all, Please see the message below concerning an interesting discussion to be held on the Professional Development Discussion List. Feel free to share this with colleagues. Thank you, Rochelle Kenyon, Facilitator National Institute for Literacy Learning Disabilities Discussion List Hello, I am pleased to announce that from January 30 - February 10th, the Adult Literacy Professional Development List will be hosting a discussion of State Professional Development Systems. Cassie Drennon Bryant, President of Cassandra Drennon & Associates, Inc. will be our guest co-facilitator, and representatives from several states will be participating as guests on the list. (A list of featured state professional development systems and guest participants from those states will be posted soon). We will be discussing how professional professional development systems work, including (but not limited to) key components, leadership, policy, and related issues surrounding state PD systems. Topic: State Professional Development Systems Discussion Dates: January 30 – February 10 Guest Facilitator: Cassie Drennon Bryant, President, Cassandra Drennon & Associates, Inc. To participate: Subscribe by visiting: http://www.nifl.gov/mailman/listinfo/Professionaldevelopment General Overview: Join our guests to discuss a broad range of topics on how state professional development (PD) systems work, including (but not limited to): funding, leadership, structure, provision of PD, policy, state initiatives, assessment and evaluation, continuous improvement, and other related issues. The discussion is open to anyone who would like to share their work or experiences with state PD. Guests from the following seven states and one region will be joining us in discussion and participating on behalf of their professional development entities/organizations: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GUESTS New England Silja Kallenbach, Coordinator, New England Literacy Resource Center (NELRC)/World Education California Mary Ann Corley, Ph.D., Principal Research Analyst and California Adult Literacy Professional Development Project (CALPRO) Director, American Institutes for Research Erik Jacobson, Research Analyst, American Institutes for Research/CALPRO Wendi Maxwell, Education Programs Consultant, California Department of Education Florida Teresa G. Bestor, State Director of Adult Education and Compliance Monitoring, Division of Community Colleges & Workforce Education, Florida Department of Education Debra Hargrove, Coordinator, Florida TechNet Massachusetts Mina Reddy, Director, System for Adult Basic Education Support (SABES) Central Resource Center, World Education Steve Reuys, Director, Adult Literacy Resource Institute/Greater Boston SABES Regional Support Center George Kohout, Director, SABES Western Regional Support Center and has worked for five years as Technology Coordinator New Mexico Nick Evangelista, Executive Director, New Mexico Adult Education Association New York Ira Yankwitt, Director of the New York City Regional Adult Education Network (NYC RAEN), Literacy Assistance Center Ohio Jeff Fantine, Director of the Central/Southeast ABLE Resource Center at Ohio University, participating on behalf of the Ohio ABLE Resource Center Network Rhode Island Janet Isserlis Project Director, Literacy Resources/RI I hope you will encourage colleagues from your state to join us for the discussion. They can subscribe by visiting: http://www.nifl.gov/mailman/listinfo/Professionaldevelopment More to come! Jackie Jackie Taylor, Adult Literacy Professional Development List Moderator, National Institute for Literacy, jataylor at utk.edu ProfessionalDevelopment at nifl.gov http://www.nifl.gov/mailman/listinfo/professionaldevelopmentDevelopment -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.nifl.gov/pipermail/learningdisabilities/attachments/20060125/b154b47a/attachment.html
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