…effective professional development is ENGAGEMENT. Professional development can be defined as structured professional learning that results in changes in teaching practices and improvements (Learning Policy Institute, 2017). Faculty professional development…
…Applying Post‐Colonial Metaphors to Educational Development?” International Journal for Academic Development 11, no. 1 (2006): 19–29. Manathunga, Catherine. “‘Unhomely’ Academic Developer Identities: More Post‐Colonial Explorations.” International Journal for Academic Development…
…realignment of our role from content expert to content curator also puts content itself into a new perspective. Rather than “covering” content, we use carefully selected content to help students…
Faculty development programs exist, at least to some degree, to help faculty become better teachers, better scholars, and better members of the campus community. Schools invest in faculty development in…
…Faculty Development Increase Faculty Engagement? 20-Minute Mentor: How Can Shifting from Symptoms Thinking to Systems Thinking Make Your Campus Healthier? 20-Minute Mentor: How Can Systems Thinking Strengthen Faculty Development? Publication…
…thinking process, to develop their career development plan and solve their wicked problem of investigating career pathways in order to expand their career readiness and self-development. Design thinking was found…
…advocates. Here’s a list of the reasons why professional development plays a critical role in the ongoing growth of teachers. Professional development does support all aspects of academic careers, but…
…recent Teaching Professor Conference, I included a cell phone survey regarding effective faculty development. The most-missed survey question revealed that many faculty developers participating in the workshop viewed faculty development…
