Staff Development Report
Staff Development Report
E L O P ME N
D E V T
Prepared by:
DONNAH S. DALISAY
RATIONALE
To approve and support a staff development
programme that enhances the educational
opportunities of students and improves the
skills, professional knowledge, pedagogy and
career enhancement of all staff. The school’s
professional learning and development
programme will be developed to reflect the
school wide goals and priorities as
documented in the strategic and annual plans.
OBJECTIVES:
To encourage staff to learn and grow throughout their
careers, and to pursue appropriate career goals
To know the benefits of staff development.
To provide a formal system for the induction of
Beginning Teachers and new staff.
The word STAFF is defined as people
employed to assist in the day-to day affairs
of running a business, organization or
government while the word
DEVELOPMENT means to bring out or
expand the potentials.
WHAT IS STAFF DEVELOPMENT?
Staff development the activities intended to
upgrade and update the knowledge, skills and
understanding of the human resource in the
school. It aims to create positive and productive
changes in the human resource’s thinking and
behavior, and to secure compliance with school
and national policies.
WHY TO PARTICIPATE IN STAFF
DEVELOPMENT?
interest lifelong learning
sense of moral obligation
To maintain and improve professional
competence
To enhance career progression
To keep abreast of new technology and
practice
Benefits of staff development
1. Gives teacher the ability to get the most current
information.
2. Gives school the opportunity to affirm their goal.
3. Allows teachers to perform their job.
4. Personal development of staff
5. Provide students with the latest on the topis that is
being taught
Types of staff development
1.Induction Training
2.Job Orientation
3.In-Service Education
4.Continuing Education
5.Training for Special Function
Forms of induction
1. Internship
Works as an exchange of services for experience between the students and
his or her employer.
2. Presceptorship
A short term relationship between a student as novice and an experienced
staff person professional who provides individual attention to the students
learning needs and feedback regarding performance.
3. Mentorship
Programs offered to support in programcompletion, confidence building
and transistioning to furder education or the workforce.
STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND TODAY’S SUPERVISION
WHAT IS SUPERVISION?
Supervision is carried out by the supervisor to oversee the
productivity and progress of the employee
Supervision is defined as any communication betweentwo
or more staff, one of whom is a line manager, where the
primary purpose is to enhance staff performance and
effectiveness in carrying out the requirements of their post
and meeting their objectives of the organization.
ROLES OF SUPERVISOR IN STAFF DEVELOPMENT
Coaching employees to helped them determined what
they need for development.
Providing both positive and corrective feedback
Offering organizational insight, information and
advice
Guiding and planning through goal setting and
checking back overtime
Allocating fund money for development expenses
Ensuring opportunities for application of new learning
STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND IN-SERVICE
POSSIBLE ANSWER
Making employee development a priority within your company culture ensures
your team stays well-informed on industry trends and best practices.
Not only that, but offering professional development opportunities boosts
employee engagement and attracts the top talent you need to keep growing.
“Not all of us can do great
things.but we can do small
things with great love.”
(Mother Teresa)