You’re driving to school, grading at home, or catching a moment of quiet before class… what if your next bit of professional development could happen through your headphones?

We’ve been building just that at NGPF: audio-first PD designed for teachers who want flexible, meaningful learning on the go.

Start Your Lesson Ready

For our Semester Course teachers, we introduced Teacher Tip Audio: 5–6 minute clips recorded by the NGPF team that walk you through:

• Key learning objectives
• A brief overview of lesson flow
• Practical implementation tips
• Ideas for customizing the activity for your classroom

Go ahead: plug in while you prep your materials or sip your morning coffee and walk into your lesson with confidence.

Deep Dives Over Dinner 

Our Speaker Series is a fantastic way to earn a PD credit. We curate conversations with industry experts in the personal finance world. These sessions are Thursdays at 4:00pm PT/7:00pm ET; you can register for them on our Virtual PD calendar. If you missed a live session of our Speaker Series or just want to revisit a conversation, our NGPF Podcast has you covered. We add all of our recorded Speaker Series there for you to listen back to whenever you’d like. 

Why It Works

• Flexible: Audio PD fits into your schedule: walk, commute, prep, unwind.
• Focused: Short, direct, and designed for implementation support.
• Relevant: Expert-led conversations from the PF field with topics that you, your students, and/or your community want to learn about.
  
  

Ready to Get Started?

• Try one or more Teacher Tip Audio clips inside your Semester Course units.
• Browse the NGPF Podcast library and subscribe so you never miss a session.

Come on, put your headphones on. PD is just a play button away!

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About the Author

Albert Perez

As NGPF's Professional Development Program Manager, Albert leads Professional Development, works with school districts, and supports the implementation of NGPF's personal finance curriculum.

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