Keys to Instructional Excellence: Learning What Effective Teachers Know and Do to Promote High Academic Achievement

15 Professional Development Hours
April 14–15, 2009 in Phoenix
7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Daily

How can becoming "consciously competent" help you raise the bar on teaching and learning in your classroom?

This powerful experience, designed for front-line educators, will provide you with proven and ready-to-use tools and techniques for effectively delivering higher quality classroom instruction that results in increased learning by your students. AFRE faculty will help you and your colleagues examine and further develop your knowledge and skills related to three critical keys to instructional excellence:

• Managing Your Classroom
• Planning for Instruction
• Teaching and Assessing for Learning

Workshop content is based on the recent research of Saphier and Gower (The Skillful Teacher), Pollock (Improving Student Learning), Danielson (Enhancing Professional Practice), Marzano (Classroom Instruction That Works), Wiggins and McTighe (Understanding by Design) and Strong (What Motivates Students). Leave this workshop with a deeper understanding of instructional excellence and a personalized plan for applying your new learning. This is training you will not want to miss!

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