The Data Quality Campaign (DQC), along with groups such as the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, the Council of Chief State School Officers, and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, have created a template to guide discussions by states and teacher preparation programs around how data can be collected, analyzed, shared and used to improve the preparation of teachers and the ultimate increase in st
udent achievement. On August 24th at 1 p.m. ET the Data Quality Campaign will host a webinar, “Leveraging State Longitudinal Data Systems To Inform Teacher Preparation and Continuous Improvement,†where they will introduce the template and hear from states that have begun developing data partnerships with teacher preparation programs. You may register for the webinar here.
DQC Webinar on Data Sharing Between SEAs and Teacher Preparation Programs
August 16th, 2010DQC Webinar: Using Data to Improve College Success
July 26th, 2010Join the Data Quality Campaign on August 3 from 2-3:30 P.M. for a webinar on using data to improve college success. During this webinar, you will hear about the different ways in which states and postsecondary institutions can and have used data to inform policy and practice. Participants will also have an opportunity to learn how the WA State Board for Community and Technical Colleges has used data to improve system performance.
Webinar Reminder: CTE Gives States Edge in Global Economy
July 23rd, 2010Reminder: if you haven’t registered for the National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education’s webinar CTE Gives States Edge in Global Economy, you still have time! Register now
Details: The webinar will be this afternoon, Â July 23, 2010 at 3 p.m. Eastern Time, and will be about an hour long. If you are unable to attend, the webinar will be recorded and posted on www.careertech.org.
Description of webinar: The global economy has added a new perspective for state leaders who are seeking ways to cultivate a competitive workforce. Today, students in their states must be ready to compete for jobs not only in their hometowns, but across the globe. As a nation, all states must embrace the spirit of the global market and prepare students with the necessary academic and technical skills. Efforts by state leaders in South Carolina and Alabama offer model examples of how career technical education (CTE) plays an important role in answering their economic needs.
The event number is 200 053 830 and the password: edge
Workforce3 One Webinar will share Allied Health Access Guidebook, Promising Practices and Resources
July 15th, 2010Webinar invitation from Workforce3One: AHA! Allied Health Access: How to Develop Programs for Youth in Allied Health Careers
The Health Science Career Cluster has multiple pathways to student success. This webinar will introduce the Allied Health Access Guidebook to the youth program planners and service providers. The Guidebook provides practical information about allied health occupations in order to create or expand programs and services leading to allied health opportunities. The webinar will also introduce some promising practices from the field and resources to assist in local area program development.
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Presenters: |
Lisa Salazar, Director, City of Los Angeles Community Development Department Alice Cole, Director, Youth Career Development Services Division, Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, Baltimore, MD Nancy Dischinat, Executive Director, Lehigh Valley Workforce Investment Board, Inc., Lehigh Valley, PA |
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Moderator: |
Sara Hastings, Workforce Development Analyst, Division of Youth Services, Employment and Training Administration |
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07/21/2010 |
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2 p.m. Eastern |
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One hour |
Description:
The health care industry as a whole – and especially the allied health care sector – has great promise for employing youth and young adults. Occupations in the allied health care field are not only in hospitals and doctors’ offices. There are growing numbers of positions needed in long-term care facilities, rural and urban health care centers and clinics, specialty facilities in rehabilitation therapies, firms providing administrative services to insurance companies, medical and dental practices, and many more.
Register Now
Registration for this webinar is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis. Multiple people in one physical location are encouraged to register under one name and attend jointly. Registration link: http://www.workforce3one.org/view/5001018351572800108/info