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2009 CCPRC Meeting, Washington, DC.

COORDINATION ACROSS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING SYSTEMS: A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. 2009 CCPRC Meeting, Washington, DC. Purpose of the Session. Facilitated discussion

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2009 CCPRC Meeting, Washington, DC.

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  1. COORDINATION ACROSS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING SYSTEMS: A CRITICAL LOOK AT THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION 2009 CCPRC Meeting, Washington, DC.

  2. Purpose of the Session • Facilitated discussion • Focus on a critical look at the role of higher education in supporting state initiatives to enhance quality and build a high quality workforce.

  3. Key Areas for Discussion • Developing a state infrastructure to support articulation across training and higher education programs (2 and 4 year colleges and universities). • Faculty resources to build knowledge, skills and abilities of faculty to address and support quality initiatives within a state (including supporting faculty in providing PD/relevant course work that addresses all children and families). • Supporting non-traditional students (including those with limited preparation for HE and LEP students) through distance technology and other non-traditional methods. • Assessing and evaluating competency through licensure/certification/credentialing. 

  4. Process for Session • Break into Discussion Groups • Facilitator Assigned to Each Group • Articulation – Dan Haggard, New Mexico State Child Care Administrator • Faculty resources – Pam Winton, CONNECT Project, UNC Chapel Hill • Non-traditional students – Stephany Ziegler Hewitt, MS, CCDVC, Dean, Community, Family and Child Studies, Trident Technical College, South Carolina • Assessing and evaluating competency – Kate Tarrant, National Center for Children and Families, Teachers College, Columbia University

  5. Work in the Groups • Within each group, address the following (40 minutes): • What specific issues are states facing in this area? • Are there strategies that are working? • What are the major areas of need related to research and evaluation? • Capture Key Thoughts on Flip Chart Paper – May want to assign a recorder. • Report Out to the Full Group (30 minutes)

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