Professional Development
Posted by marney on Jun 17, 2011 in Services | 0 commentsImagine educators participating in professional development throughout the year that supported school and their individual goals. Would that make a difference for instructional practice? Would that make a difference in student achievement?
What about professional development for your company? Many companies get caught up in the notion that training and professional development are hit or miss classroom sessions. “Bob isn’t able to….better get him trained as quickly as possible.” If that is how your organization is validating training, then you’re in for high investments and little return. Training is not about providing content you believe employees need, but rather filling the gap of knowledge and skills that your employees, your learners are telling you they require to be better individuals who can contribute to the overall well-being of the organization. Different approach? Yes.
Duckworth Design prides itself in providing professional development planning beyond “one-time” delivery sessions. With a comprehensive professional development plan, educators participate in learning experiences throughout the entire school year. Through meaningful learning interactions and review, educators explore new ideas while building on their current skill and knowledge base.
Duckworth Design helps both corporate and education clients enhance productivity skills by utilizing technology in their daily practice. Even today, with our increased knowledge and use of technology, its existence many times is viewed as “additional,” “extra,” or an “add-on” in organizations. Duckworth Design develops and delivers training that allows individuals to seamlessly integrate the use of technology into their daily practice with the focus on improving performance.
Through a variety of established training programs and customized training packages, Duckworth Design will work with you to determine a training plan that meets your learners’ needs. Training can be developed for face-to-face or online delivery or a combination of both.
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