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Summer Professional Development for Rumsey Teachers: Home

Provides focus, direction, and ideas for Rumsey Hall School's Teachers' Summer Professional Development Activities. Additionally, it serves as a place where you can post questions about PD summer activities and receive answers.

What's Your Summer Professional Development Project?

If you'd like to let others know what you'll be working on this summer, tell us here.

Either email vdilorenzo@rumseyhall.org with your details and she'll put it up here. Or if you'd like to add it yourself, email her and ask her to create a LibGuide account for you and also ask to be a collaborator on this LibGuide.


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Click on this link to access a Google Doc where you can ask and/or answer questions about our summer professional development.

Or if you prefer, every box on this LibGuide has a "Comments" section (lower left corner of every box) where you can ask questions.

2011 Teachers' Summer Professional Development

During 2011 Faculty Orientation, several of your peers will facilitate a series of workshops instructing Department groups on the use of LibGuides, online text book resources, and technology as an assessment tool. 

As the School endeavors to use technology to advance our teaching and learning, we ask that each of you learn a new technology platform that will enhance your teaching next year.  The software/technology tool that you choose does not need to be something that you have your students use to create projects. Several tools are on the LibGuide that will add to your knowledge as a professional. You could join and follow a listserv or attend webinars within a community such as edweb.net, for example. (See the tab above "Free & Useful Communication Tools.") This LibGuide provides you with easy access to a selection of technology platforms; however you are not limited to working with only these tools.  During Orientation and Fall Term Department Meetings, you will present the program you learned and its usefulness as a teaching tool to your peers. 

By June 30th, please let your Department Head know what you plan to study this summer. 

By July 15th your Department Head will communicate a presentation schedule to the Department.  One person will present during orientation; all others will share their work during the scheduled Fall Term Department Meetings.

Happy learning,

 The Curriculum Committee

 

Resources to Choose a Summer Activity

Shelly Terrell's link below may be the only link you need to click on this LibGuide!

NEW! Tech Toys for Faculty link below was just added on July 2, 2011.