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Intensive Pathway

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Everything you need to lead an engaging professional development day in your school.

Intensive Pathway resources are designed to enable you to lead an engaging and high-quality professional development day on a particular topic. Each Intensive resource includes everything you need to prepare and deliver a professional development event. Options are provided to tailor the day to your needs, ranging from 2 to 6 hours. Learning can be spread across more than one day or completed in a single day.

In each resource you will find instructional videos, devotions, activities promoting reflection and group interaction, slides, handouts, and any other learning materials needed. You will also find a detailed step-by-step leader guide with guidance on the topic, tips for leading the day effectively, video transcripts, and activity guides. Participants will be guided from big-picture ideas to practical application. We aim to make each event insightful and relevant on its own terms, but we also recommend that a single professional development day be followed up with more extended engagement, as provided through the Extended Pathway.

Intensive and Extended resources can be combined at a discount.

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