Joellen Killion
Joellen Killion (joellen.killion@learningforward.org) is a senior advisor to Learning Forward.
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Focus on the NSDC standards: Data can show if all of the efforts pay off in student learning
In a standards-driven professional learning environment, what role does student achievement data play in planning for adult learning opportunities? Read through a school-based planning cycle that uses data for setting priorities. -
September 2005 Vol. 1 No. 1
9 roles of the school-based coach By Joellen Killion, Cynthia Harrison The school-based coach is a new position in many school systems. While the title and job description vary across districts and states, the job is always complex. In this article, Killion and Harrison identify 9 different roles of the […] -
9 roles of the school-based coach
The school-based coach is a new position in many school systems. While the title and job description vary across districts and states, the job is always complex. In this article, Killion and Harrison identify 9 different roles of the school-based coach. -
Role of the learning facilitator
Briefly, the purpose of the learning facilitator role is to design standards-based, job-embedded, collaborative professional learning. Explore this role in depth, including what skills the learning facilitator needs and a scenario of the learning facilitator at work. -
Focus on the NSDC Standards: Design customizes the lesson for the group and the goal
By Joellen Killion Consider how the intended goal of staff development influences the learning design that a school-based coach might select. -
8 smooth steps
Evaluating the effectiveness of staff development and demonstrating its impact on student achievement are more important than ever. The language in staff development policies requires districts to show evidence of professional learning’s ability to improve student learning. The National Staff Development Council, some states’ legislation, and the federal No Child Left Behind Act all call for rigorous evaluation of professional learning programs (see “Dancing to the […]