[Webinar] Professional Development: What Works, and What’s on the Horizon

Professional development for educators has remained largely unchanged for decades, with the average district spending $7,700 per teacher annually. Yet, almost half of educators, 48 percent, say the PD they receive is irrelevant and not connected to their biggest needs.

Join us on Tuesday, May 6, from 2-3:15 p.m. ET, for a webinar highlighting what we know works to date, as well as unpacking innovation on the horizon that has the potential to make PD more relevant, timely, and beneficial for both educators and students. You’ll hear from researchers and nonprofit leaders who are experimenting with and studying the role of generative artificial intelligence and other forms of innovation in improving PD, and walk away with a deeper understanding of the promise technology holds, as well as some best practices for implementation.

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A recording of this event will be available and shared with all registrants after the webinar. Featured panelists include:

• Stacey Alicea, Executive Director, Research Partnership for Professional Learning
• Arielle Boguslav, Senior Research Associate, Research Partnership for Professional Learning
• Kareem Farah, Co-Founder & CEO, Modern Classrooms Project
• Chong-Hao Fu, CEO, Leading Educators
• Sarah Johnson, CEO, Teaching Lab

Header image courtesy of Leading Educators