Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate?

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Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies National Adult Education Professional Development Consortium ProLiteracy America

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Background  NAEPDC and ProLiteracy joined forces in 2006 Online Courses Workshops Webcasts Interim Activities Culminating Project Culminating Project Arizona Maryland New York  Began piloting the first three courses in a national certification and professional development series for local program managers

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Background To see what the state directors from the pilot states had to say about their impression of the Leadership Excellence Academies, click here.here 2007 – 2008  Pilots complete remaining three courses for national certification  First three courses made available to new states  Future – certification for NEW program managers and advanced certification

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Program Design The overall focus of LEA is to establish a responsive, cost-effective leadership development program which utilizes a skills-based approach, grounded in sound leadership and management concepts, principles, and practices. ►The Academies are built upon a foundation of research, theory, professional wisdom, and best practices. ►Training occurs over time with opportunities for application through a series of interim activities and learning projects. ►Technology-based delivery mediums, including online courses, discussion boards, electronic portfolios, and webcasts, are combined with face-to- face workshops to expand access. ►Managers are trained and mentored by national trainers with strong backgrounds in local adult education management and leadership. ►National certification is available for program managers who wish to pursue national credentials. ►The program offers a variety of options so that states can select the professional development package that best meets their needs.

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Program Improvement Cluster During , the first three courses will be made available to a select number of states. The remaining three courses will be available in 2008 – Click on any of the first three courses for a detailed description: (After you view any description, click the “x” on your browser to return to this slide.) ►Using Self Assessments to Identify Strengths and Needs (available to new states in 2007)Using Self Assessments to Identify Strengths and Needs ►Integrating Research into Teaching and Learning (available to new states in 2007)Integrating Research into Teaching and Learning ►Using Data to Guide Program Management (available to new states in 2007)Using Data to Guide Program Management ►Providing Effective Leadership for Adult Education Services (online course only) (2008) ►Getting Teachers Off to the Right Start and Keeping Them There (2008) ►Strategies for Motivating and Retaining Adult Learners (2008) The Program Improvement Cluster includes a series of six courses. Five of the six courses combine face-to- face workshops with various web-based activities. The sixth course, Providing Effective Leadership for Adult Education Services, is a stand-alone online course.

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Training and Certification Options NAEPDC and ProLiteracy understand that the professional development needs of states differ. That is why a variety of options are available. ►National Certification: A state can contract for the complete training series with follow-up learning projects leading to national certification of their local administrators. Pro Literacy will track and certify completion of all training activities. ►State Certification: A state can contract for the complete training series with follow-up learning projects leading to a state certification. ►Customized Training: A state can request a customization of the training series to meet state-designed certification criteria.

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Who Should Participate? Selection of program managers to participate in the Leadership Excellence Academies is an important decision. The Academies are designed to support local adult education leaders and those striving to become leaders. The Academies create a dialogue that leads to discovery, new knowledge, innovation, and ultimately, to both individual and organizational transformation. Participants in the comprehensive Academies will be expected to: ►Actively participate in: ►Three six-hour face-to-face workshops, ►Two one-hour online courses, and ►Three one-hour webcasts. ►Complete and submit interim activities between the face-to-face workshops. ►Complete and submit a culminating learning project. The pilot states selected participants through an application process to ensure that the attendees were willing and excited about the opportunity to pursue their professional growth and earn a prestigious national certification. The pilot participants represent a wide-range of program types including agency and community based organizations.

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Role of the State Agency The state adult education agency is an integral and valued partner in the design and implementation of the Leadership Excellence Academies. The LEA staff works closely with each state to ensure that the planning and delivery of the training series meets the state’s needs. To receive the optimum benefit of the Leadership Excellence Academies, states are encouraged to: ►Engage a taskforce of program managers and other staff to provide the vision and energy for creating a successful leadership series. ►Designate appropriate staff to work with the LEA team in customizing the state- specific component of Using Data to Guide Program Management. ►Support the training process by finding and covering the costs of a training venue, arranging for appropriate training technologies, and distributing necessary resources. ►Provide incentives to encourage and recognize participation. ►Ensure access to computers with high-speed Internet for program managers’ participation in webcasts and online courses.

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Cost The pricing is structured on a cost per participant basis with a minimum of 16 participants. NAEPDC and ProLiteracy understand that your budgets are tight. That’s why we have worked very hard to keep the prices affordable for adult education budgets. Pricing reflects a total comprehensive package that encompasses a year-long professional development program for as little as $283/person plus trainer travel. That’s less than many registration fees for a two-day conference – and you get a year-long training package! Click here for a list of what is included in the cost.here Click here for the pricing schedule.here

Home Background Program Design Role of the State Agency Connecting Local Adult Education Leaders to Ideas, Research, and Innovation Who Should Participate? Cost Program Improvement Cluster Contact Us Training & Certification Options Leadership Excellence Academies Contact Us Academy Project Manager: Kathi Polis Academy Certification Manager: Mark Cass For a bio on the National Training Team, click on each name: Lennox McLendon Lennox McLendon Kathi Polis Tony Lagos Susan Pittman Bonnie Vondracek Stacey Wright