SELF-STUDY: Inquiry-based Learning (5 hours)
“Guide students into discovering and creating knowledge for themselves.”
Preparing teachers for 21st century students requires a close look at what it means to teach and learn in increasingly networked, technology-rich, digital classrooms. Schools and teachers need to thoughtfully and intentionally design learning environments and tasks in which teachers explore […]
SELF-STUDY: IEPs: Documentation and Implementation for Teachers (5 hours)
“The Individualized Education Program (IEP) is the cornerstone of special education.”
The goal of this course is to help teachers understand the IEP process and build the teachers comfort level in developing, aligning with and carrying out the IEP through rich examples and templates to help teachers understand and practically […]
Teacher Resources, Tools & Giveaways for the week (Oct 19 – 26, 2014)
TOOLS
Screencast-O-Matic
Web tool to use for sharing your computer screen.
Typing Club
Typing club gives you a complete control over your student’s typing progress.
ChartsBin
Create your own interactive map.
RESOURCES
Many Things
Website for studying English as a second language.
Science Kids
Science experiments for kids
As always before using tools or resources be sure to conduct due diligence regarding alignment of […]
SELF-STUDY: Classroom Organization for the 21st Century (5 hours)
“Good classroom organization starts with YOU!”
Good teaching is both an art and a science. It requires a significant amount of planning, research, preparation, evaluation, and a whole lot of creativity. However, that doesn’t mean teachers need to sacrifice their personal and family life for education. The key to “doing […]
Pictures, and words
As we work on developing e-learning content, I often find that information can be communicated more effectively through pictures than any other method. The old saying that a picture can say a thousand words, is still true, and even more so, in this age of social networking.
In our own classrooms, how do we […]
Common Core Intervention across the Curriculum (1 Iowa LRC – Self Study)
“How often do you hear someone proclaim that they love math?”
The implementation of Common Core State Standards across the curriculum provides a real-world approach to learning and teaching. It is increasingly essential for educators to develop students who not only are critical thinkers but innovators as well. This course […]
Professional Development 1 Credit : Common Core Implementation for All Classrooms
“How often have you sat down after a tiring day in the classroom, wondering if your students benefited in any way?”
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EDUC 600
1 Semester Credit
Grading: A-F
Materials: Included in the course fee
Professional Development Credit: 1 semester credit issued through the regionally […]
GRADUATE – Common Core Intervention across the Curriculum
“How often do you hear someone proclaim that they love math?”
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EDUC 600
1 Semester Credit
Grading: A-F
Materials: Included in the course fee
Professional Development Credit: 1 semester credit issued through the regionally accredited
Instruction Mode: Self-paced, Asynchronous (Online Class), with instructor interaction
Semesters: Spring, Summer […]
Common Core Mathematics for All Teachers
“ How often do you hear someone proclaim that they love math? ”
Math is a subject that is very connected with every other subject taught in the classroom. This course is designed to help any teacher gain confidence in areas related to mathematics and the common core. It is […]
Treating Ourselves
Life is busy, and always full of things we have to do for others. Between school and family, we may not find the time to do the things we really want to do. There are often so many small things that we would love to do, but just keep putting away because of […]
