4. At full implementation, what are key elements of the CASS Continuing Education Program that make it recognized and valued?

At full implementation, what are key elements of the CASS Continuing Education Program that make it recognized and valued?

17 responses

August 15, 2022 (08:19 pm)
Bill Driedger says:
Consider the learning rather than just a checkbox approach. We feel that there will be value if the learning causes us to reflect and grow, not just complete.
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August 15, 2022 (08:14 pm)
Meg Miskolzie says:
- positive learning experiences -clear communication of mode of learning and expected outcomes -clear criteria for learning opportunities to offer choice -clarity on how to apply for exceptions for inclusion of unique learning opportunity that may not have been anticipated.
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August 15, 2022 (08:13 pm)
Terri Lynn Guimond says:
Manageable, relevant, ongoing, research based.
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August 15, 2022 (08:12 pm)
Jen Quigley says:
Current Researched Peer Reviewed Content from seasoned practitioners Practical application
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August 15, 2022 (08:11 pm)
Pat MacDonald says:
What do we earn - accreditation, certificate, recognition? With our professional accreditation, there will be more credibility for CASS to lead education in Alberta and in Canada.
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August 15, 2022 (08:11 pm)
Clinton Elliott says:
- A clear pathway(s) with goalposts along your continuing learning journey that lead to specific goals. - Timelines of what needs to be accomplished every so many years… that may take into consideration individual experiences that might delay one year (family situation).
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August 15, 2022 (08:08 pm)
Kimberlee Carson says:
Hours of PD
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August 15, 2022 (08:08 pm)
Terry Gibson says:
Choice Relevance Flexible to meet your needs
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August 15, 2022 (08:07 pm)
Leanne Timko says:
*Completion of hours- *Completion of topics *Documented participation *Pre-requisite nature *Identified consequences of NOT completing/participating *Trackability and accountability *Tool related to SLQS/LQS *Link to academic credits (Certain # of credits required)
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August 15, 2022 (08:07 pm)
Paul Therrien says:
the learning evolves and changes to be most current. System leaders are finding success in the areas they are supported through CASS Professional Learning.
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August 15, 2022 (08:05 pm)
Stephanie Sutherland says:
has a voice to policy makers- Alberta Education should look for advice on new trends. Continuing education can come from different sources, not just what CASS offers.
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August 15, 2022 (08:05 pm)
Brett Cox says:
Alignment to the standards. I meeting the needs of membership. Verifiable hours
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August 15, 2022 (08:03 pm)
James Trodden says:
Taught by experiences practitioners Real case studies Research supported Linked to academic credit
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August 15, 2022 (08:03 pm)
Alda Lovell says:
Content that is research based, contacted to the SLQS, practical Continually refreshed content See stronger continuity in practice across divisions.
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August 15, 2022 (08:02 pm)
Jodi Smith says:
There has to be rigor, effectiveness and continual revisiting to ensure the Ed program is evolving and moving in the right direction .
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August 15, 2022 (07:59 pm)
Julia Drefs says:
Rigor Flexibility Relevance to our work (students) Research based, practical Attainable and differentiated (knowledge, geography,...) Designed in very short chunks Time to apply the learning Timely topics
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August 15, 2022 (08:49 am)
Scott Morrison says:
Applicable to work. Educators using what they learned.
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