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   What are Act 48 professional development hours?

   • Act 48 professional development hours can be granted for but not limited to: Partnership for 21 st Century Skills. Mentors of educators and supervisors of student teachers (does not include pre-student teachers) may earn Act 48 credit only if the LEA approves the professional development hours.

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   What is Act 48 certification?

   • This requirement, established in July 1, 2000, is referred to as Act 48. All educators holding Pennsylvania public school certification must earn 180 Act 48 hours (approved professional development hours) every five years to remain in active status. The five-year period begins on the day the educator’s initial instructional certificate is issued.

   Act 48 – Teaching & Learning - The School District of Philadelphia

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   How many Act 48 hours can a professional educator receive?

   • It is the department's policy that a professional educator is entitled to receive four Act 48 hours for time spent preparing a one-hour presentation where the audience will be receiving Act 48 hours. Act 48 hours will not be given to presenters if they receive other compensation or honoraria.

   Options to Earn Act 48 FAQ - Pennsylvania Department of Education

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   How do teachers comply with Act 48?

   • To comply with Act 48, teachers can do any of the following: Earn six credits of continuing professional education courses that have been approved by the PDE. Complete 180 hours of continuing professional education programs through a PDE-approved provider. Any combination of these three options. That seems simple enough.

   All About Act 48 - The Teachers Academy

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2. www.education.pa.gov › Educators › ContinuinEdOptions to Earn Act 48 FAQ - Pennsylvania Department of Education

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   Yes, educators may earn Act 48 hours for obtaining initial certification through the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. Please contact PDE’s Division of Planning for more information via the following email address: RA-EDACT48@PA.GOV

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3. extension.psu.edu › programs › betterkidcareAct 48 Hours for Certified Pennsylvania Educators — Early ...

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   Act 48 Hours for Certified Pennsylvania Educators. How to obtain Pennsylvania Act 48 professional development credits for completing On Demand distance education from Better Kid Care. Better Kid Care Distance Education courses provide professional development that is approved for Act 48 hours.

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   Aug 2, 2018 · All educators holding Pennsylvania public school certification must earn 180 Act 48 hours (approved professional development hours) every five years to remain in active status. The five-year period begins on the day the educator’s initial instructional certificate is issued.

5. ed.psu.edu › academics › departmentsAct 48 - Professional Development Plans for PA Educators

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   Act 48 of 1999 requires all Pennsylvania educators who have been issued any "initial" certificates since June 1, 1987 to establish professional development plans every five years. These plans are to include additional continuing education or related experiences equivalent to 180 hours of professional development, such as six credits of approved ...

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   Jun 5, 2020 · How many Act 48 hours do I need in PA? Educators wishing to maintain an active teaching certificate in the state of Pennsylvania must accrue 180 hours of professional development every five years. How do I check my Act 48 hours? Checking your accrued Act 48 hours is a simple two-step process.