Professional development impacts teaching practices by enhancing educators' skills and knowledge, ensuring they improve instructional quality. Continuous training exposes teachers to innovative methods, technology integration, and current pedagogical theories, which can influence classroom dynamics positively. Engaging in collaboration with peers during professional development fosters a culture of shared learning and innovation. This exposure encourages teachers to implement novel strategies, making lessons more relevant and engaging for students. Additionally, professional development can lead to higher job satisfaction, reducing turnover rates among educators, which contributes to a more stable and effective educational environment for students.