MOP Phase III

Phase III: Multi-site/Program Training

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11. Summer Institute is held

The summer institute, completed in the first year, is a four to five day training that is developed by the NPDC with the state leadership and hosted in the partner state by the NPDC. The summer institute brings together all model site team members, local and state technical assistance providers, and state leadership to learn about the NPDC model and to plan specific activities for model sites and target students in the fall.

An additional benefit is that all attendees have the opportunity to plan and learn together, meeting other model site team members and TA providers, often for the first time. During the second year, the state leadership takes the lead in planning and coordinating the summer institute with support from the NPDC.

The goals of the summer institute include providing an overview of the NPDC project and the processes involved (including the APERS, GAS and EBP resources), an introduction to EBP, coaching, team building, and involving families. A list of summer institute outcomes is included in the resources section, along with sample agendas for the training.

mop chevron Purpose:

To train all team members on the project model and procedures, some EBP, and on the coaching process

Procedure:

Cooperation between NPDC staff and state partners to plan event. NPDC staff conduct training

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