Giving targeted feedback is a powerful skill and an important support for helping teachers grow their practice throughout a school year. This kind of professional support serves to give immediate feedback to teachers in relation to a specific learning goal or area of focus they choose.

The Center for Educational Leadership has been training teacher, school and district leaders in targeted feedback work for the past several years. In this institute, participants will learn the characteristics of effective targeted feedback and how to engage in feedback cycles with their teachers that result in improved student outcomes.

COST

Early registration: $425 through Thursday, August 31, 2017
Regular registration: $450 through Friday, September 22, 2017
Late registration: $475 through Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Note: Registration ends Tuesday, October 3, 2017. There will be no in-person registration at the institute.

FAQs

Who should attend the institute?

The institute is for anyone who provides feedback to teachers, leads professional learning systems, or supports others who provide feedback — principals, instructional coaches, teacher leaders and central office leaders — ideally attending the institute as a district or school team.

Can I pay by check or purchase order?

Sorry, only credit card payments are accepted for this institute.

How can I contact the organizer with any questions about the institute?

Should you have questions or concerns or need assistance for any reason, please contact CEL at (866) 577-8066, or send an email to edlead@uw.edu.

Where should I stay?

The Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Seattle/Northgate — the institute venue — is an ideal lodging option. The Hampton Inn is a stylish new hotel conveniently located off of I-5, with easy access to Northgate Mall, Woodland Park Zoo, the Space Needle and Pike Place Market. Book rooms directly with Hampton Inn & Suites online. Any questions about lodging should be directed to the Hampton Inn & Suites at 206-522-6991.

What does the institute registration cost include?

The registration cost includes access to all institute sessions, beverages, lunch and snacks, materials, and a certificate of completion. The registration cost does not include lodging, travel or meals other than those specified, or costs associated with optional micro-credentials. Attendees must book lodging and travel separately.

Are clock hours available?

Yes, clock hours will be available for Washington educators for a small additional fee. Information will be available at the institute.

How will people on the waitlist be notified if space in a sold-out institute becomes available?

Once an institute reaches capacity, you may add yourself to a waitlist. If spaces open up more than one month prior to an institute, the event registration system Eventbrite notifies people via email in the order that they joined the waitlist, and gives each person 24 hours to register. If the person does not register in the 24-hour period, Eventbrite notifies the next person on the waitlist, and so forth. Within one month of an event, any open spaces are filled on a first-come, first-registered basis by notifying everyone on the waitlist via email. Please add @eventbrite.com, @uw.edu, @k-12leadership.org, and @hubspot.com to your safe sender's list. Note that the refund policy applies to people registering from the waitlist.

May I transfer my institute registration to someone else?

Yes. If you are unable to attend, you may transfer your registration to someone else. You may request a registration transfer by calling (866) 577-8066 or sending an email to edlead@uw.edu, ideally at least 14 days prior to the institute. Be sure to include: your name; the name of the program, workshop, or course; your phone number; and your email address. Please provide us with the following information for the person you are transferring your registration to: their name; their job title; their organization; their phone number; their email address; and whether they require vegetarian meals or ADA accommodations. Failure to include all necessary information may delay the transfer.

What's the refund policy?

Refund requests for programs or workshops with in-person attendance must be received at least 31 calendar days before the program start date. A full refund will be made for requests received within this time period. Requests received less than 31 calendar days, but more than 14 calendar days, before the program start date will be subject to a $75 service fee. No refund will be made for requests received 14 or fewer calendar days before the program start date.

You may request a refund by calling (866) 577-8066 or sending an email to edlead@uw.edu. Be sure to include: your name; the name of the program, workshop, or course; the reason for requesting a refund; your method of payment; your phone number; and your email address. Failure to include all necessary information may delay processing.

If you have any questions regarding the refund policy, please contact us at (866) 577-8066 or edlead@uw.edu.

You must handle lodging cancellations directly with your hotel per its policy.

PROGRAM CANCELLATION

The University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership reserves the right to cancel this institute due to low registration or circumstances that adversely affect the institute. In the unlikely event of a cancellation, all registrants will be notified and will receive full refunds of registration fees.

MEDIA RELEASE AND CONSENT

Your registration, attendance, or participation in this institute constitutes your permission for the University of Washington (UW) and its assigns and licensees to take photographs or videos of you, and to make recordings of your voice. You give the UW permission to use these images, videos, and recordings, as well as your likeness, name, biographical information, and voice, as follows: 

  • The use may include reproduction, distribution, derivative works, display, and performance.

  • The use may be in composite or modified forms and in any media, now known or later developed, including without limitation newspapers, television, radio, the World Wide Web, and social media.

  • The use may be for any purpose throughout the world and in perpetuity, including, without limitation, education, trade, advertising, and promotion.

You further acknowledge that you will not be compensated for these uses, and that the UW exclusively owns all rights to the images, videos, and recordings, and to any derivative works created from them. You waive the right to inspect or approve of the uses of any printed or electronic copy. You hereby release the UW and its assigns and licensees from any claims that may arise from these uses, including without limitation claims of defamation or invasion of privacy, or of infringement of moral rights or rights of publicity or copyright. This Release is binding on you, your heirs, assigns, and estate. The UW is not obligated to use any of the rights granted under this Release. This Release expresses the complete understanding of the parties. If you have any questions, please e-mail us at edlead@uw.edu.

University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership

University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership