Professional learning and leadership development directorate classroom teacher program




















It makes life more vibrant and joyful. It opens us up to our creative selves and makes us less risk-adverse. It also creates cultures full of dedicated lifelong learners. Learn how to get participants excited about learning by engaging them with play. Learn strategies and lessons for engaging students and staff in a community improvement project. The stages of the project are broken down into user-friendly stages to promote purposeful planning and smooth execution.

Managing is not just a role for supervisors. We are constantly managing relationships, resources, and responsibilities. How do you manage the requests from your boss, the habits of your colleagues, the demands of your clients, and the needs of your staff?

Learn and practice effective communication tools, strategies for handling complex situations, techniques to turn difficult conversations into positive problem solving opportunities, and ideas for maximizing productivity in the workplace. Gain creative strategies for training and motivating your staff to sustain high quality performance year round.

Explore effective techniques for keeping your staff motivated towards the larger vision even when daily challenges become overwhelming. As educators, our ongoing learning and skill building is key to our success. Learn how to share information and start a dialogue in a way that generates an environment of learning and engagement. Walk away with an interactive toolkit that you can use to foster excitement around the sharing of information.

Learn about SMARTER goal setting, and identify the personal and professional goals you hope to achieve—and the steps you can take to get you there. For most of us, change is hard. Learn how to respond to change in a healthy way and explore strategies that will help you move forward in a positive direction. Discover how to effectively prevent and cope with stress through technique exploration that increases self-awareness and relaxation. This workshop also addresses and provides release for both the mental and physical effects of stress.

Explore the topic of compassion fatigue within the context of education. This workshop is an introduction to the signs and symptoms of when helping hurts. You will be encouraged to share your own experiences with the group, learn ways to cope, and transform fatigue to satisfaction with an emphasis on self-care. Learn about the four types of public speakers and identify the key elements to delivering dynamic presentations. Uncover and acknowledge your most pressing fears of public speaking and invest that energy positively into your presentations.

Practice practical relaxation techniques to stay grounded and centered for your presentations. Examine what you are currently doing in the workplace to develop and sustain wellbeing.

Discover strategies for finding balance. Take away a toolkit of tips that will support you in striving for your most healthy and productive self. Discover the secret of abundant living by examining how balanced nutrition and health can promote overall well being. Nutritional and lifestyle habits will be discussed, as well as effective strategies for incorporating healthier choices into practical daily living.

Learn how yoga promotes health for people of all ages and physical abilities. Bring yoga to your classroom and your family with breathing and reflective exercises focused on decreasing stress and worry, all while increasing balance, harmony, and wholeness. This workshop is beginner friendly. Get ready for the fast pace of life by energizing your body through our aerobic fitness workshop.

Learn quick and easy everyday exercises that will boost your energy throughout the day. Improve Teacher Development in School Communities Teachers are more than their lesson plans and to-do lists. Talk to Us Today. Team-Building With a Twist Traditional team-building exercises often leave participants feeling bored, awkward and uninspired.

Our professional development programs include: Staff connectedness and school culture programs Teacher effectiveness workshops Social-emotional learning SEL and engagement programs School leadership workshops Health and wellness programming. Professional Development Programming. Featured workshops. Featured workshops Effective Communication Through Teambuilding This engaging and informative workshop boosts group and personal communication skills by addressing and overcoming obstacles toward effective communication.

Building Leaders Through Conflict Resolution This dynamic workshop will examine conflict from its many perspectives including its definition, the situations in which conflicts arise and the factors that cause them. Multiple Methods of Engagement Learn key tips to making your next class, presentation, or meeting more engaging. Integrating Arts Into the Classroom Art can be utilized in infinite ways to keep students hooked in the subjects they are learning.

Creating a Positive School Culture In this workshop, participants examine the essential ingredients to creating a culture of positivity and possibility, regardless of the role they play in the school. The Creative Spirit The Creative Spirit series offers arts-enrichment in different selected art forms to promote art as a vehicle for teaching, while simultaneously building positive relationships with colleagues.

Staff connectedness and school culture programs. Staff connectedness and school culture programs Your Mission and Your Staff What is the mission that brings your staff together and drives them forward? Building Team Is your team new? Creating a Positive School Culture Examine the essential ingredients to creating a culture of positivity and possibility, regardless of your role in the school.

The Staff-Student Connection Explore the vital relationship between an engaged and developed staff and high quality programming. Effective Communication Communication is an art, and too often we are not communicating as effectively as we think we are. Book Clubs to Uplift and Inspire Delve deeper into the themes and concepts literature has to offer. Yasmin B. Janine Remillard. Sarah Schneider Kavanagh. Assistant Professor. Andrea M. Professor of Practice, Education Leadership. Abby Reisman.

Sharon M. Professor of Practice. Michael C. Susan A. Adjunct Assistant Professor. Rand Quinn. Teaching, Learning, and Leadership M. Our Graduates Recent graduates from our program have gone on to find employment in after-school programs, museum settings, and educational nonprofits.

Alumni Careers. Contact Information. How to Apply. New Penn GSE scholarship to open doors to future teachers and leaders.

Collaboratory for Teacher Education. Urban Education Journal. School Leadership M. Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education Ed. Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education Ph.

Urban Teaching Apprenticeship Program M. Urban Teaching Residency Program M. Independent School Teaching Residency. For further information about this programme, or for an informal discussion with a Lead Specialist, contact us at edspll educationscotland. Participants on the Teacher Leadership Programme produce posters which explain their enquiry journey over the course of the programme.

These posters come in all shapes and sizes and are a fantastic insight into enquiring practice in the classroom. View practitioner enquiry posters. A Critical Friend is a previous participant who has successfully completed the programme and chosen, as part of their continuing professional learning, to support others through the programme. This is a great opportunity to use your experiences and skills to enhance the programme experience for other colleagues across Scotland.

The Critical Friends are assigned to support the RIC in which they work to increase the opportunity for networking and collaboration.

Critical Friends take on a supportive and collegial role adding to the support given by the Programme Leads. However, Critical Friends are not the same as programme leads as they are current, practising classroom practitioners who have undertaken enquiry. Critical Friends are expected to read the blogs of the group they have been assigned to and offer their perspective, support and challenge.

Critical Friends will be supported in their role by the Programme Leads throughout. This will include the opportunity to: attend face-to-face programme days; contribute to shaping the programme; take part in their own professional learning sessions and reading to further develop their leadership skills. Home Learn. Teacher Leadership Programme. This is an Education Scotland leadership programme. Covid update In line with the advice and guidance from the Scottish and UK Governments, we have paused all professional learning and leadership activity, including this programme.

Programme structure. The programme runs over one academic year with key dates as follows: Applications: 1 February to 16 April Regional Induction Session: week commencing 30 August Regional Recall Session: week commencing 10 January National Sharing the Learning Summit: week commencing 13 June Finalised dates will be communicated to programme participants via email.

Applying for the programme and further information. TLP Applicants for the next cohort are now closed.



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