Free, Remote Professional Development Session
Date: Thursday June 11th Time: 2:00 PM EST
Simulation: Budgeting Challenges
In this session hosted by Dr. David De Jong, we will review a simulated experience entitled Uncovering Hidden Inequity.
At each decision point, you will break into a small group with peers from around the country and arrive at a consensus decision. We will then discuss each decision as a larger group.
Invite your colleagues!!!
PSEL Standards Covered
- Mission, Vision & Core Values
- Equity & Cultural Responsiveness
- Professional Capacity of School Personnel
- School Improvement
NELP Standards Covered
- Mission, Vision, and Improvement
- Ethics and Professional Norms
- Equity, Inclusiveness, and Cultural Responsiveness
- Learning and Instruction (4.2, 4.3)
- Community and External Leadership
- Operations and Management
- Building Professional Capacity (7.2, 7.3, 7.4)
What are ELS Simulations
Simulations are a series of linked scenarios, in a choose-your-own-adventure format, that capture the challenges of school-based leadership problems of practice that sitting and aspiring leaders can experience in a safe manner so they can fail forward.
The Simulations offer a collaborative opportunity for leaders to:
- Exercise judgment and improve decision making
- Experience consequences and build resilience
- Get feedback for reflection and learning
- Engage in peer-to-peer discussion
Simulations help to increase leadership capacity, reduce isolation and improve student achievement in their buildings.
Manufacture Experience
Simulations allow you to manufacture experience and essentially accelerate time to leadership growth by providing opportunities to fail in a safe space.
Collaborative PD with Relatable Scenarios
Simulations allow for engaging and collaborative PD sessions. The scenarios are relatable and are developed in partnership with client schools.