Web-Based Annual Recertification Training for Principal and Teacher Evaluators - ES BOCES

Eastern Suffolk BOCES

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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND INFORMATION SUPPORT SERVICES

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Web-Based Annual Recertification Training for

Principal and Teacher Evaluators

 

14. Web-Based Annual Recertification Training for Principal and Tea...

Program: Eastern Suffolk BOCES Professional Development Program

Audience: Previously Certified Teacher and Principal Evaluators

Dates: 3/10/2015 to 3/24/2015

**This workshop will be a total of 5 hours. Three hours will be accomplished as three "live" TurboMeetings and two hours will be at-home assignments in between sessions** The first hour will review new updates and discussion of rigor with a review of collecting evidence for teacher observations. The first homework hour will be to view a video and submit evidence from it. During the second "live" session, we will review and discuss both the Danielson and the NYSUT rubrics. We will watch a video and the participants will do a homework assignment that rates the teacher from the video on the rubric of their choice. During the last "live" session, we will discuss the perspective of providing feedback.

The first hour will review new updates and discussion of rigor with a review of collecting evidence for teacher observations. The first homework hour will be to view a video and submit evidence from it. During the second “live” session, we will review and discuss both the Danielson and the NYSUT rubrics. We will watch a video and the participants will do a homework assignment that rates the teacher from the video on the rubric of their choice. During the last “live” session, we will discuss the perspective of providing feedback.

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DATE: March 10 AND March 17 AND March 24, 2015

*MUST ATTEND ALL 3 SESSIONS*

TIME: 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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OST: $95 for subscribers and $150 for non-subscribers
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UDIENCE: Previously Certified Teacher and Principal Evaluators LOCATION: Web-based “Live” TurboMeeting (not pre-recorded) REGISTER: http://webreg.esboces.org

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Emma Klimek has experience as a classroom teacher, reading specialist, principal and !

assistant superintendent. She has provided districts guidance in using data to inform instruction, developing inquiry teams and facilitating data management in schools. Emma is a charter member of DATAG and has been a member of the board of directors for 10

years as well as serving as an officer of the board. Emma has successfully written several

state and federal grants totaling over 10 million dollars. In addition, Emma is a member of

the Eastern Suffolk BOCES network team and is providing workshops and turn-key training in the areas of teacher effectiveness and inquiry teaming.

**B.Y.O.D. (Bring Your Own Device) - Each of the Eastern Suffolk BOCES workshop locations have Wi-Fi access. Feel free to bring a fully charged iPad, tablet or laptop to access websites that the presenter may be referring to throughout the
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