Presenters
Director of Distance Learning
Nicole Zumpano has over 25 years of experience as a classroom teacher and instructional technology coach. Currently, she serves as the director of instructional technology coaching for the Learning Technology Center of Illinois. She facilitates statewide instructional technology coach meetings where coaches come together to share best practices. A Google Certified Trainer and Coach, Nicole leads Google Certified Coach cohorts. A National Board Certified Teacher, she teaches graduate-level educational technology courses for three universities. She’s an active member of the ISTE community and serves as an ISTE Community Leader.
Session description
As teachers, we differentiate instruction for our students. As coaches, do we do the same for educators? Adults have different needs and expectations for learning. Throw in age and experience and the dynamics change even more! Let's dive into andragogy and discuss strategies for success when coaching different generations.
Purpose & objective
Participants will understand what the research says about how adults like to learn.
Participants will leave with strategies for creating teacher professional development based on adult learning theory.
Participants will understand the characteristics of the four generations working in schools.
Participants will be able to recognize how these generational characteristics can affect relationships and will develop strategies for communication and professional development to reach all educators.
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Outline
Introduction- 5 minutes
What we know about Adult Learning Theory- 15 minutes
Strategies to use when developing professional development-15 minutes
Generational research-15 minutes
Q & A- 10 minutes
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Supporting research
https://educationaltechnology.net/andragogy-theory-malcolm-knowles/
https://www.thoughtco.com/principles-for-the-teacher-of-adults-31638
https://jasondorsey.com/about-generations/generations-birth-years/
https://www.shiftelearning.com/blog/training-millennials-elearning
https://sphweb.bumc.bu.edu/otlt/mph-modules/sb/behavioralchangetheories/BehavioralChangeTheories_print.html
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