Have you ever wondered if it is worthwhile to establish professional development plans for your employees? Based on my experience, it is well worth the time and effort to create an across-the-board ...

What makes a professional development experience valuable? How can we build meaningful personal learning networks? What’s the right balance of planning and serendipitous discovery when it comes to ...

Professional Development is a life-long process. This time/task continuum, starting with pre-college through post-college, is intended as a guide for academic and career planning. See your academic ...

The Individual Development Plan (IDP) is a tool to organize and target your professional and personal development. Its primary purpose is to help you reach short- and long-term career goals, as well ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As an entrepreneur or professional, you may ask yourself, how are my employees and I getting better each day? Even if you can answer that ...

Today, Jennifer Williams, a literacy specialist at Calliope Global and adjunct professor at Saint Leo University, examines current teacher professional development strategies and how they can be ...

Earning your degree and landing that first position in your career field of choice might seem like an exciting finish line to what’s been many years of academic preparation and training. But in ...

Lia Rae Edmunds was annoyed when her department asked for an individual development plan (IDP) after she started her postdoc in developmental biology. “I thought it was an unnecessary hoop to jump ...

Career Services and Professional Development (CSPD) works to develop all students, through the phases of their career and professional progression, supporting the creation, evaluation, and ...

This professional development plan (PDP) is to be developed collaboratively by the department chair and the TCPL faculty member. The initial PDP must be submitted in the first semester of appointment ...

Welcome to our live chat on teacher-directed professional development efforts. I want to thank our distinguished educator guests--Linda Emm, Corrina Knight, and Carolann Wade—for joining us. They are ...