In this final episode of 2023, Chris Nesi and AJ Bianco engage in a lively discussion around the critical question: Is professional development (PD) broken? As they navigate through various aspects of PD, from its current state in education to personal experiences, they offer insightful perspectives and pose thought-provoking questions about the future of PD in the education sector.
Episode Highlights:
- Introduction and Festive Greetings: The hosts share their excitement for the holiday season and prepare listeners for the episode's engaging discussion.
- Topic Introduction - Is PD Broken?: Chris and AJ introduce the central topic of the episode, contemplating whether professional development in its current form is effective or needs a major overhaul.
- Reflections on Past PD Experiences: The hosts reflect on their personal experiences with PD, including traditional models and their evolution over time, especially in light of the pandemic.
- The Impact of the Pandemic on PD: Discussion on how the pandemic has altered the landscape of professional development, including changes in participation and formats.
- Exploring Solutions and Alternatives: The conversation shifts towards potential solutions and innovative approaches to making PD more effective and engaging.
- Listener Interaction: Chris and AJ acknowledge live listeners and respond to their comments, adding depth to the conversation.
- Conclusion and Thoughts on Future PD Trends: The hosts conclude with their final thoughts on the future of professional development and how it might adapt to better meet educators' needs.
What Are We Listening To?
Chris: Art of Manliness (#944) - The Leadership Qualities That Will Set You Apart From the Pack
AJ: No Quit Living (#418) - Brian Johnson
We also wish you and your family a happy holiday season!
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