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The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development is a unique international, nonprofit, nonpartisan association of professional educators whose jobs cross all grade levels and subject areas.

Teacher Induction Study (APEC)
Provides results from a study on the induction of new teachers. Guidance is provided on the induction of new teachers to improve teacher performance and reduce teacher attrition.

Hearsay
HEARSAY, Inc. offers a variety of training opportunities. Workshops and seminars, individualized to meet the special needs of each program, take into account the specific criteria of each school, its teachers and children. Follow-up consultation and online coaching are also available. All sessions are informative, motivating and entertaining. Teachers leave re-energized with enthusiasm, confidence and information, and with skills that can be used immediately.

The U.S. Department of Education: Building Bridges
Explains the focus of professional development.

Achieving Your Vision of Professional Development
How to Assess Your Needs and Get What You Want.
This publication assembles the most current research on professional development and change for educators looking to accelerate their professional growth and the improvement of student learning.

The National Staff Development Council
The National Staff Development Council (NSDC), founded in 1969, is the largest non-profit professional association committed to ensuring success for all students through staff development and school improvement. NSDC's publications and projects are presented in a time-saving, "how-to" format, offering a variety of effective, step-by-step models developed by practitioners who base their methods on research and real-world experiences.

Best Practice in Education Consulting
Best Practice in Education Consulting offers specialized programs for individual schools, depending upon needs. Our mission is to enhance the education of elementary and high school students by providing meaningful staff development programs designed to assist educational leaders and their staff in the delivery process.

Tapped In
TAPPED IN™ is the online workplace of an international community of education professionals. K-12 teachers and librarians, professional development staff, teacher education faculty and students, and researchers engage in professional development programs and informal collaborative activities with colleagues.

Professional Development Institute Online Training
The Professional Development Institute provides quality online training to teachers and administrators.

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Helping Teachers Teach Well: Transforming Professional Development
This issue of CPRE Policy Briefs reviews what is known about professional development--where it is now, and where it needs to be. The brief discusses its organization, costs, and effects on practice. It also suggests some principles to guide professional development in the future and offers a framework for designing and assessing policies and programs.

Critical Issue: Finding Time for Professional Development
Issue:  Reform requires that teachers learn new roles and ways of teaching. That translates into a long-term developmental process requiring teachers to focus on changing their own practice. The problem is, where do teachers find the time for change in their already busy schedules?