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  1. Reflective Action Planning for Teachers: A Guide to Teacher-Led School and Professional Development (Resource Materials for Teachers) by Frost, 1997-07-01

41. Business Administration Professional Development: Meeting Individual Needs
Explain that career development is not always an exact science and that it never For example, years ago general Motors had its property privatized by
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Your Career Choices
The Career Process
At no point in the career process can an individual assume that the job search process is complete. Even employed individuals need to know that when companies are bought and sold, some people will be left looking for new positions. Company benefits are constantly changing, and what was once standard, such as paying for schooling, can be eliminated in the name of cost savings. It is up to the individual to keep informed, to read as many current publications as possible, and to constantly update skills and redefine goals.
Career Planning
Planning a career is a lifelong event, not something done once at age 18. Encourage students to continue finding and using sources of career information and to periodically reevaluate career choices. A conscious reexamination of educational choices is also necessary as workplace competencies change. Being flexible is the key to a long, satisfying career.
Career Development
Making a career choice is a lengthy process and does not always work out as planned. Explain that career development is not always an exact science and that it never actually ends. What meets a person's needs at one stage of life may not work at another. Having a family can have a great impact on career plans, as can health, the economy, world events, and new interests. Encourage students to think of career decisions as an ongoing process that will continue their entire adult life. Back to Top
Global Influences
World Economies
The study of international economies can be useful to students in helping them identify information about the U.S. job market. Privatization of corporate assets in a distant country can have repercussions in the United States. For example, years ago General Motors had its property privatized by Argentina's government. That did not stop the company from reinvesting in the country, encouraged by its more stable economy. Whether that decision proves to be wise or not, the rest of GM will be affected by it. Regularly reading a major newspaper like the Wall Street Journal can help student's stay informed on such matters.

42. CSDE Bureau Of Certification And Professional Development - Assessments, CAT Tes
general Inquiries If you have a question about registration, scoring, or otherSchool Email Bureau of Certification and professional development
http://www.state.ct.us/sde/dtl/cert/assess_catslla.htm
Bureau of Certification and Professional Development
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ASSESSMENTS Connecticut Administrator Test (CAT) and School Leader s Licensure Assessment (SLLA)
Who is required to take the Connecticut Administrator Test (CAT) or School Leaders Licensure Assessment (SLLA)? All prospective administrators enrolled in Connecticut administrator preparation programs seeking a recommendation for the initial intermediate administration or supervision (#092) endorsement must pass the CAT in order to be certified. All administrators prepared outside of Connecticut with fewer than 3 years within the last 10 years of administration experience who apply for the initial intermediate administration or supervision (#092) endorsement must pass either the CAT or SLLA in order to be certified. NOTE: An applicant recommended by an out-of-state institution is eligible for a one-year deferral of the CAT or SLLA
How do I register to take the Connecticut Administrator Test (CAT)?

43. About The Institute Full Staff Listing
the Institute s general professional development provision for all universitystaff. professional development Administrator Claudia Waldner
http://www.learning.ox.ac.uk/iaul/IAUL 6 1 main.asp

44. Carolina School Of Public Health--Health Policy And Administration
Office of professional development Career Resource Field Training Manuals Career Services Office Placement Data
http://www.sph.unc.edu/hpaa/professional/general.htm
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General Links Hospital Jobs Online Most positions listed here require a few years of experience; many reputable hospitals are listed in this search engine. Professional development and career advice is offered. Career Builder This is a good site, but students may have to sort through search results for relevant jobs. BrilliantPeople.com This is a potentially useful site for MHA students and students interested in marketing. Professional development and career advice offered. BlackEnterprise.com (same site as WomenCONNECT)

45. Disclaimer - Electronic Collection
and departments in the professional development of the financial administration, professional development Division Office of the Comptroller general
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46. General Mills, Jerome Help Advance Local Artists' Professional Development (6/3/
general Mills, Jerome Help Advance Local Artists professional development support for their professional development through the 2003 Travel and Study
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General Mills, Jerome Help Advance Local Artists' Professional Development Thirty independent artists and nonprofit arts administrators in Minnesota have received support for their professional development through the 2003 Travel and Study Grant Program. Supported by the General Mills Foundation , Minneapolis, and the Jerome Foundation , St. Paul, the program provides funding for periods of travel for the purpose of professional development, with an emphasis on exploration and growth. The Travel and Study Grant Program encourages dialogue on aesthetic issues, the experience of seeing work outside of Minnesota, time for reflection and individualized study, the development of collaborations, participation in specific training programs, and research leading to the creation of new work. This year the program provided grants for people working in literature, media arts and music, in both the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota. The program will accept applications in dance, theater and visual arts in 2004. The 2003 recipients of Travel and Study grants are: Literature:
  • John Colburn, storyteller and teacher.

47. Executive And Professional Education - Cornell Hotel School
in the professional development Program. general Managers Program (GMP) GMP is for qualified general managers of full service hotels and their
http://www.hotelschool.cornell.edu/execed/
How to Apply Faculty Events and Calendars Facilities ... Help us build a better web site - take our quick survey! News Releases About Executive and Professional Education Confronting "Search and Switch": Cornell Research Report Proposes "Exotic Option" for Hotel Reservations Cornell's Center for Hospitality Research Adds Three Corporate Members Cornell Quarterly Article Highlights Michelin Star Ratings Cornell Quarterly Article Finds Restaurant Owners Have A Higher Success Rate Than Commonly Thought ... Information in Other Languages Executive and Professional Education Anheuser-Busch
Professional Development Program
(PDP)
Program Overview

Program Schedules
for Ithaca, Brussels and Singapore Learn prevailing management techniques, presented by internationally recognized faculty members and industry leaders. This program is for fast-tracking young managers, seasoned executives, and owners of international resort chains, among others. Online Courses
Experience the School of Hotel Administration's high-quality Executive Education courses from the internet-ready computer on your desk. Courses are available year-round, and are self-paced to fit your busy schedule. Select online courses may apply toward participation in the Professional Development Program. General Managers Program (GMP)
January 16 through January 26, 2006

48. Professional Development Program - Cornell Hotel School
Prospective participants in the AnheuserBusch professional development professional development Program. Online Courses general Managers Program
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Whether you are a fast-tracking young manager, a seasoned executive, or the owner of an international resort chain, the Anheuser-Busch Professional Development Program (PDP) will put you "ahead of the curve" in today's multifaceted, high-tech hospitality industry.
You may select sequences of sharply focused courses to earn certification in one or more of eighteen career specialties or choose from approximately fifty intensive courses in any of eight areas of study:
  • Food, Beverage, and Restaurant Management
  • General and Strategic Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Financial Management
  • Marketing
  • Operations Management and Information Technology
  • Property-Asset Management and Real Estate
  • Rooms Management
Whether you choose to experience PDP in person or Online you'll find that the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration delivers the most sophisticated executive education courses to the hospitality industry. No matter what your professional level PDP is certain to provide you with the life long learning opportunities necessary to advance your business success and your career.

49. Professional Development Opport.
Policy 4410 professional development Opportunities. The Board of Educationshall encourage Legislative References general Municipal Law Section 77b
http://www.pioneer.wnyric.org/board/Board_Policy/_Administration_4000/Profession
Policy # 4410: Professional Development Opportunities The Board of Education shall encourage administrators to keep themselves informed of current educational theory and practice by study, by visiting other school systems, by attendance at educational conferences, and by such other means as are appropriate.
Participation shall be limited by available resources and reimbursement guidelines.
Legislative References: General Municipal Law Section 77b
Other Pioneer School Board policies dealing with the administration of Pioneer Schools: 4110: School Administration 4120: Administrative personnel Administrative Operations 4210: Administrative organization 4211: Line responsibility 4220: Authority during Superintendents absence 4230: Latitude in absence of Board policy ... 4240: Use of committees Central Office and Building Administration 4310: Superintendent of schools 4311: Responsibility for education program 4312: Responsibility for personnel 4313: Responsibility for management ... 4330: Administrative staff Compensation and related opportunities 4410: Professional development opportunities Links to other policies about: By-laws:(section 1000)
  • Organization of the Board Nomination and election of members The role of the School Board Estalishing Board policies Board meetings Board elections
Internal Operations: (section 2000)
  • Internal operations Board of Education activities
Community Relations: (section 3000)
  • School-Community relations Participation by the public District records Public order on school property Emergency closings

50. Sample General School Health Policies
The food service program and its personnel shall be under the general supervision professional development. All personnel involved in the school health
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SAMPLE GENERAL SCHOOL HEALTH POLICIES Back to Fit, Healthy and Ready to Learn 1. A VISION FOR SCHOOL HEALTH
INTENT. Families are the primary teachers and caregivers for their children. The present and future health, safety, and well-being of students are also the concern of state/district/school . Schools have a duty to help prevent unnecessary injury, disease, and chronic health conditions that can lead to disability or early death. For students to learn to take responsibility for their own health and to adopt health-enhancing attitudes and behaviors:
  • every school shall be a safe and healthy place for children and employees to learn and work, with a climate that nurtures learning, achievement, and growth of character;
  • all students shall be taught the essential knowledge and skills they need to become "health literate" - that is, to make health-enhancing choices and avoid behaviors that can damage their health and well-being;
  • each school shall be organized to reinforce students' adoption of health-enhancing behaviors, and school staff shall be encouraged to model healthy lifestyles; and
  • school leaders shall ensure that the nutrition, health services, and social services children need in order to learn are provided either at the school site or in cooperation with other community agencies.

51. HR Services Professional Development - Contacts
Linda McLain is the Manager for the professional development Team @ HR. to all professional development staff and is responsible for general enquiries,
http://www.ecu.edu.au/msc/hrs/pdt/pdt_contacts.html
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Manager Linda McLain is the Manager for the Professional Development Team @ HR. In this position she plays a key role in aligning the university's strategic direction with staff skills, knowledge and abilities. She oversees the leadership and management of professional development programs and activities for all 2,500 staff at ECU (except in the area of teaching and learning) with the help of her team of 5. She holds a M.Ed. and is currently enrolled in doctoral studies at ECU. Linda has made work in tertiary education her career and has worked in various capacities in tertiary education in the USA, Germany and Australia. Product Areas:
Linda is responsible for Leadership and Management, Service, Professionalism and Enterprise, alignment of the university's strategic direction with staff skills, knowledge and abilities. Contact Information 9370 6016 or l.mclain@ecu.edu.au

52. Amby's Site -- PORTFOLIO LIBRARY: Professional Development Planning Guide
Thus, while a general outline or table of contents will serve as a framework forconstructing a Define Framework for professional development Portfolio
http://amby.com/kimeldorf/portfolio/p_mk-09.html

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO
An Evaluation and Career Development Alternative
A Planning Guide
Table of Contents
Overview
  • PROJECT GOALS
  • GENERAL METHOD
  • DETAILED PLANS
    Year One
  • CADRE PLANNINGSUMMER #1
    Cadre Formation, Defining a Personal Teaching Portfolio
  • LARGER STAFF PROGRAMYEAR #1:
    Introduction to Personal Teaching Portfolios
    Year Two
  • CADRE PLANNINGSUMMER #2
    Define Framework for Professional Development Portfolio
  • LARGER STAFF PROGRAMYEAR #2:
    Introduction to Professional Development Portfolios
    Year Three
  • CADRE PLANNINGSUMMER #3
    Instructional Initiatives Portfolio
  • LARGER STAFF PROGRAMYEAR #3:
    Introduction to Instructional Initiatives Portfolios
    Year Four
  • CADRE'S FINAL EVALUATIONSUMMER #4
    References
    Overview
    This document outlines a method for incorporating portfolios into teacher evaluation and professional growth practices. It begins with an experimental cadre of portfolio-minded teachers and one administrator. This front-line group studies options and then tries out each stage in advance of a larger staff group. The cadre develops methods, samples, and guidelines during the summer which are then field tested with the larger group the following year. The portfolios outlined in this document are authentic portfolios, which means that the content is designed by a teacher-manager team, and the authors (teachers) are given a great deal of latitude in interpreting how to respond to guidelines. In other words, this portfolio project is
  • 53. GAO: From The Comptroller General David M. Walker
    David M. Walker, Comptroller general of the United States Presented at theAGA s Annual professional development Conference, June 30, 2003.
    http://www.gao.gov/cghome.htm
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    From the Comptroller General David M. Walker
    David M. Walker, Comptroller General of the United States
    Biography of David M. Walker.

    54. Professional Development - Contact Information
    Program development Administrator rconroy@weber.edu 801626-8564. Bill Cochran general Information. Weber State University
    http://departments.weber.edu/ce/pd/contact.htm
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    Kathleen Rivera
    Program Development Administrator krivera@weber.edu
    General Information
    Weber State University Continuing Education and Community Services: 4004 University Circle Ogden, UT 84408-4004

    55. Vice-Chancellor's Professional Development Awards For General Staff - Procedure
    VICECHANCELLOR S professional development AWARDS FOR general STAFF - PROCEDUREApproved by Vice-President (Administration) on 29 March 2004
    http://theguide.deakin.edu.au/TheDeakinGuide.nsf/0/b8498c2792d9992fca256e5c000dc

    56. Vice-Chancellor's Professional Development Awards For General Staff - Operationa
    VICECHANCELLOR S professional development AWARDS FOR general STAFF - OPERATIONALPOLICY Approved by Vice-President (Administration) on 29 March 2004
    http://theguide.deakin.edu.au/TheDeakinGuide.nsf/0/01119cad52e2a8a4ca256e5c0007e

    57. Continuing Professional Development Team Contact Details: Guy's, Kings & St Thom
    You are in Continuing professional development (CPD) general Parctice andPrimary Care Departments School of Medicine Schools KCL
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    Guy's King's and St. Thomas' School of Medicine
    Department of General Practice and Primary Care
    5 Lambeth Walk
    London
    Telephone: 020 7848 4177
    Facsimile: 020 7848 4186
    Email: monica.martin@kcl.ac.uk Where to find us - click here Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Team Natalie Hutson - Head of Postgraduate Programmes natalie.hutson@kcl.ac.uk

    58. CHA Certification For The Hospitality Industry
    Today s successful general managers and top hospitality professionals must have You can prove it, and pursue a strong professional development regimen.
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    Certified Hotel Administrator (CHA) Download CHA Application Today's successful general managers and top hospitality professionals must have effective human resources and property management expertise, sound judgment ,and practical skills. They must keep pace with change, improve their knowledge, and share their experience with others. The Certified Hotel Administrator (CHA) designation provides recognition for these skills. Recognized worldwide, the CHA designation is the premier symbol of professional achievement for lodging executives. It's an honor awarded to professionals whose leadership and managerial abilities are exemplaryprofessionals who, by combining education and experience with dedication to the industry, have achieved a high level of expertise. The CHA designation may be used on letterhead, business cards, and other writings. The CHA lapel pin and wall plaque are the visible symbols of the holder's status and achievement.

    59. Office For Professional Development
    The Office for professional development (OPD) is located in Grants and Awards Administrator development Research Support general Resources
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    H ours: Monday - Friday 8am to 5pm

    60. HARRIS-STOWE STATE COLLEGE
    BSAD 0495 general Business Internship MGMT 0455 professional development ofManagers. PLUS 20 credit hours from any 300 or 400-level courses in
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    Free Internet access and the latest in computer software
    Local internships with Fortune 500 companies Make Success Your Business! The Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration Business Administration Interdisciplinary Core Curriculum 48 credit hours ACCT 0201: Financial Accounting I
    ACCT 0203: Financial Accounting II
    BSAD 0315: Business Statistics
    BSAD 0320: Business Finance
    BSAD 0340: Business Ethics
    BSAD 0370: Business Law I BSAD 0371: Business Law II BSAD 0400: Business/Government Relations BSAD 0455: Production and Operations Management BSAD 0470: International Business ECON 0201: Macroeconomics ECON 0203: Microeconomics MGMT 0311: Principles of Management MGMT 0330: Human Resource Management MGMT 0450: Development MRKT 0300 Business Marketing Option in General Business 38 credit hours The General Business option prepares graduates for careers in entrepreneurship, business operations, supervision, entry-level management and graduate work in a variety of businesses.

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