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School-Based Coaching
Academy I
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Series of 6 Sessions
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Contact Hours: 36
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Member Registration Fee:
$ 700.00
- Non
Member Registration Fee:
$ 850.00
The coaching
academy was designed to
serve all recently appointed
school-based coaches. The
academy will focus on the
knowledge, skills and
dispositions that the
school-based coach needs in
order to be successful.
Academy participants will
receive a copy of the book
Taking the Lead: New roles
for teachers and
school-based coaches.
The author of the book,
Joellen Killion, will join
us for two of the academy
dates.
Session
topics will include the
roles for school-based
coaches: resource provider,
data coach, curriculum
specialist, instructional
specialist, classroom
supporter, mentor, learning
facilitator, school leader,
catalyst for change and
learner.
The Coaching
Academy includes the
following six sessions:
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October 9, 2008 |
Coaching Trends &
Issues |
Kathy
Bocchino |
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November 3, 2008 |
Literacy Coach:
Becoming a Literacy
Leader |
Jennifer Allen |
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November 6, 2008 |
Coaching Coaches:
Taking the Lead Part
I |
JoEllen Killion |
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January 28, 2009 |
Coaching Coaches:
Taking the Lead Part
II |
JoEllen Killion |
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February 10, 2009 |
On
Being a Coach Day by
Day: Words of Wisdom
& Problems to Ponder |
Jan
Knight |
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March
31, 2009 |
Staff
Development for
Mastery |
Linda
O'Neal |
Alliance
members may Join the
Coaching Academy for a
registration fee of $700.
Each Academy participant
will receive a copy of
JoEllen Killion’s book
Taking the Lead: New Roles
for Teachers and
School-Based Coaches
and Jennifer Allen’s book
Becoming a Literacy Leader.
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Register
early! Seats are limited.
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Click here for online
registration.
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School-Based Coaching
Academy II
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Coaching Academy I)
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Series of 5 Sessions
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Contact Hours: 30
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Member Registration Fee:
$ 575.00
- Non
Member Registration Fee:
$ 675.00
Coaching
Academy II was designed
based on a needs assessment
of the participants in
Coaching Academy I.
Attendance at Coaching
Academy I is a
pre-requisite. Academy II
will focus on advancing the
knowledge, skills and
dispositions that the
school-based coach needs in
order to be successful.
Topics will include:
understanding school
culture, successes of
experienced coach,
curriculum coaching,
motivating and encouraging
all teachers, more
facilitation skills and
supporting diverse learners.
The Coaching
Academy includes the
following five sessions:
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October 21, 2008 |
Understanding
Culture Dynamics &
Coach's "Smart
Moves" |
Carol
Mendenhall |
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November 4, 2008 |
Success of an
Experienced
Coach/Coaching
Strategies |
Jennifer Allen |
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January 27, 2009 |
Curriculum Coaching-
Making it Work |
Sarah
Hensley & Jane
Creech |
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February 24, 2009 |
Motivating &
Encouraging all
Teachers |
Rob
Bocchino |
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March
17, 2009 |
Staff
Development for
Mastery |
Linda
O'Neal |
Each
participant will receive a
copy of the book
On Writing
by Stephen King.
Jennifer Allen will
incorporate the book into
her session on November 4,
2008. Alliance members may
join the Coaching Academy
for a registration fee of
$575.
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Register
early! Seats are limited.
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Click here for online
registration.
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- Visual Literacy:
- News Photos,
Comics, Editorial Cartoons and More...
June 19-20,
2008
UNC
Charlotte, Cone 111
9:00 am-4:00 pm
Explore the meaning and
significance of photography in communication and
discuss the ethics of photojournalism with a
professional photojournalist. Analyze news
photos, comics, political cartoons, ads and
other graphic content found in newspapers and
receive print and Web-based curricula to support
your use of those features in your classroom.
Choose from the varied content in
a newspaper to appeal to students with different
interests and abilities and build on what they
know. Thoughtful analysis of a newspaper’s
visual elements also encourages and requires
reading and writing and integrates different
subjects.
Obtain prior approval from your
local school system, and you will earn one
reading renewal credit (1.0 CEU) for attending
the two-day training led by a certified reading
teacher and Newspaper in Education instructor.
- Co-Sponsored by:
Newspapers in Education
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Online
Professional Development
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The
current increase in
the immigrant
population has
resulted in a
greater number of
students whose first
language is not
English. In most
situations it may no
longer be feasible
for these students
to be the exclusive
responsibility of
ESL teachers. All
teachers must now
understand how to
work with ESL
students. This
program starts by
simulating what it
is like for the ESL
learner to sit in
your classroom. Feel
for yourself how
confusing the
classroom can be for
these students. See
first hand how to
modify your
classroom so that
specific ESL
instructional
strategies can be
successfully
implemented. Spend
several hours
observing how highly
successful ESL
teachers connect
with every student
in the classroom.
This program makes
extensive use of
classroom
observation video to
show you the most
effective ways to
teach all ESL
learners -
regardless of their
native language.
Registration Fee:
$100.00
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You
will be contacted
with your username
and password.
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Joining Forces
for Education
- 9201 University City Blvd.
- UNC Charlotte, COE Suite 150
- Charlotte, NC 28223-0001
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- Phone: 704-687-8821
- Fax: 704-687-2110
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