Airlie - Professional Development Logbook
PD never looked so profesh.
Perfect for the teacher who wants to keep track of their professional learning so they can climb the career ladder like a B-O-S-S. (Or for those who just really, really like to be organised.)
These Professional Development Log Books will keep track of all your PD dates, notes, and certificates in one handy location, so you’ll never again have to scratch your head and say to your HOD, “Yeah, I’m pretty sure I’ve completed that course” during your annual evaluation.
We’ve even included all the AITSL Standards and descriptors so you can clearly demonstrate how your PD experience ticks all the right boxes. (Because if anyone loves ticking boxes, it’s the education department, amirite?)
Featuring
- 55 double-page spreads for recording PD details, outcomes, and notes
- AITSL Standards focus areas and descriptors reference guide
- Personal details and reminders page
- Handy contents page for easily remembering what PD you did and when
- Boxes for information needed for teacher registration, minimum PD requirements, yearly performance reviews, or HAT/LEAD Teacher applications
- Pouch at the back for keeping all your certificates together
- A ribbon bookmark for keeping track of where you last left off
- Full-colour, luxurious 140gsm paper thick enough to handle whatever pen(cil) you throw at it
Say goodbye to scattered notes, incomplete records, and struggling to remember what PD you have completed.
With our happiness guarantee, you can feel confident in your purchase. If you don't love your Professional Development Log Book, you can return it, no questions asked.
COVER ARTWORK
Airlie by Frew Halbert
Frew includes all the colours she is going to use in a painting in the base shapes first and then balances the composition, combining a light pattern over a darker base or vica versa. 'Airlie' is a stunning mixture of lemon and creams, through to light browns with pinks.
Frew creates her patterns based on the underlying background shape and then adds what she thinks will work in the space. Her patterns are predominantly based around nature, swirly lines in Sandhills, ripples in water, close up leaf patterns, seaweed shapes and surface texture.