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Learn practical, classroom-tested strategies for collaborating throughout the instruction cycle and discover effective classroom configurations to propel student learning.
This 15-hour course combines specific strategies from Serena Pariser’s Real Talk About Classroom Management with video from real classrooms to teach you best practices that set the right tone in your classroom from the very start of the school year.
The purpose of this 15-hour course is threefold: to provide you with tools to develop and maintain a positive classroom culture that supports the learning of all students; to hone the “detective skills” you need to identify students’ performance barriers and subsequent solutions; and to develop strategies to reduce instances of student misbehavior.
The focus of this 15-hour course is on how to plan instruction that is rigorous, engaging, authentic, and collaborative. Through readings, classroom videos and vignettes, and practical strategies you can do right now, you will learn how to manage your classroom through intentional planning.
In this 15-hour course you will gain practical advice from Serena Pariser’s Real Talk About Classroom Management. You’ll see and hear real teachers as they offer strategies to form positive, low maintenance relationships with parents and offer up ways to work collaboratively with colleagues.
The purpose of this course is to help you build an understanding of key uses of academic language, and to provide you with rich classroom-based planning, instructional, and assessment strategies for promoting academic language use with all students, with special attention to multilingual learners who are English language learners.