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What is an ILP?
An
Individual Learning Plan (ILP) is a tenure candidate's professional
development plan. The ILP is written by the candidate, in collaboration
with the dean. The plan spells out what the faculty member wants
to learn, achieve, or accomplish during the pre-tenure process.
The plan should be based on genuine need and desire to improve teaching,
counseling or librarianship keeping in mind departmental needs.
The learning outcomes should be directly connected to the candidate’s
professional practice, considering both pedagogy and discipline.
To that end, the outcomes explore the Essential
Competencies of a Valencia Educator. The plan includes 2-3 (sometimes
more) specific Learning
Outcomes. Most ILPs also include Action
Research Projects.
The
Teaching/Learning Academy, sometimes confused with the pre-tenure
process itself, is actually the tenure candidate’s faculty development
support system. TLA provides support on pedagogy, course design,
the development of student learning, and professional portfolio
development.
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