McREL
Professional Development
Integrate the "science” of effective schooling with the “art” of leadership |
Learn More 1-800-781-0156 info@mcrel.org Discounts are available for early registrations and group registrations. View all summer workshop sessions and register for your professional development workshops. |
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Success in Sight Learn what 40 years of research on effective schools and decades of practical experience say about to turnaround school performance. McREL’s Success in Sight approach to school improvement helps schools unearth the root causes of underperformance, use research to build on their strengths and generate “quick wins,” and create school cultures where everyone commits to high expectations and continuous improvement. June 15–17, 2009, $825 |
Turn routine classroom observations into power walkthroughs |
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Power Walkthrough® Informal Observation Seminar and Software Gain a practical understanding of the strategies in Classroom Instruction that Works, why they are so powerful in student learning, and how to identify their use in classrooms. Learn how to use McREL’s Power Walkthrough software on your hand-held device to observe, evaluate, and record classroom observations and coach your teachers to higher levels of performance. |
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Learn how leaders make a difference for studentsBalanced Leadership® Lead your students to higher levels of achievement with knowledge and practical skills distilled from the largest-ever analysis of leadership research. |
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School-Level Balanced Leadership based on School Leadership that Works: From Research to Results
Developing a Purposeful Community Managing Change Choosing the Right Focus
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District-Level Balanced Leadership based on District Leadership that Works: Striking the Right Balance
Connecting District and School Leadership to Student Achievement District-Level Leadership: |
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Start to prepare today for the challenges of tomorrow |
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Policy Development for the Future of Education Learn to develop effective policy solutions and a focused, research-based process for policymaking to support high-quality teaching and learning for today as well as the uncertain future. August 6–7, 2009, $400 |
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