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Baldrige-Based Approach to Organizational Learning and Development
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Revision: 1 - 3/27/2009 02:57 PM Eastern
Description: No Child Left Behind legislation and increased community expectations place increased accountability demands on K-12 educators. These demands require improvement strategies capable of dramatically improving organizational performance. To meet these expectations, the K-12 education community needs a practical method for a systems approach to continuous improvement.

This course prepares you to lead a user- friendly implementation of the Malcolm Baldrige Criteria to improve district, school, and classroom performance. You’ll exit with strategies for completing a baseline organizational assessment, a tool for systems alignment, and a Baldrige-based step-by-step implementation architecture.

This is an excellent foundation for districts interested in developing a Baldrige Award application. The course is also perfect for districts committed to a systems approach to improve organization and student performance.

Instructors: Jim Shipley & Associates, Inc.

Member Price: $505
List/Forum/Division Price: $635
 
 
Length: 13.00 Source:  Contact: ASQ Customer Service
CPEs: 0.00 RU Hours: 1.30 CEU Hours: 1.30
Goals: 
• Understand a systems approach and apply it to organization and school improvement.
• Use strategic and operational plans for systems alignment and performance monitoring.
• Increase your understanding of the Baldrige Criteria for Education, its categories its core values, and their application.
• Evaluate a brief education case study and develop an action plan based on the results.
• Develop a plan to implement a systems approach at multiple levels.
Delivery Method: Classroom-based only
Audience: District superintendents, district administrative staff, school leaders and classroom leaders
 
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