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NTLP: New Teacher Learning Path

NTLP: New Teacher Learning Path. NTLP: Today’s Questions. What is the NTLP? Why is it important? When do we start?. What is the NTLP?. The “NTLP” stands for New Teacher Learning Path

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NTLP: New Teacher Learning Path

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  1. NTLP: New Teacher Learning Path

  2. NTLP: Today’s Questions • What is the NTLP? • Why is it important? • When do we start?

  3. What is the NTLP? The “NTLP” stands for New Teacher Learning Path The NTLP is an online learning path. NTLP is where to find information about ABRAZO and all teacher induction requirements for HISD.

  4. Why is the NTLP important? NTLP will help you • Find resources • Keep track of your learning progress • Reflect on your learning • Develop a common language and professional vocabulary across HISD

  5. Why is the NTLP important? NTLP will help you • Develop a shared understanding of HISD curricular information • Participate in collaborative conversations about how to meet the needs of all HISD students • Provide HISD with information about how teachers are navigating through their professional learning and growth to be effective educators in HISD

  6. NTLP is on the ASPIRE Portal My Learn

  7. “My Learn” contains your enrolled courses.

  8. Information may include PDF or Word Documents, video clips or links to other web pages.

  9. When do we start? Email will arrive in early September with information about where and how to access NTLP.

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