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1 Potential Impact of PD Activities on Student learning Focus Group 1

2 I can’t hear him speaking! I taught my dog how to speak!

3 I said I taught him, I didn’t say he learned!

4 Points Discussed Teaching Learning

5 Balancing Impactfullnessibility Developing Teacher Developing Learner

6 Factors Impacting SL SL PD Institutional Needs / Policies Students Learning Context

7 How to Uncover the Level of Impact MeasuringUnderstanding

8 One of the Major PD Strategies EP LearnersSelfColleagues

9 Dimensions of Impactibility of PD on Student Learning Learner Cognition Sharing with others Learner Classroom Practices

10 Remaining Challenges Cultures of learners Teachers perceptions of their role Quantity or quality of learning Culture of curriculum coverage and testing Can we really “measure” the impact of learning?

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