Teacher Professional Development

This course will help you better understand your students who have been diagnosed with dyslexia. You will learn about the common challenges for students with dyslexia, common symptoms you may observe in class, and general classroom strategies you can choose from to foster student success.

This rewarding course will teach you about six efficient classroom processes that you can implement as part of your classroom management plan to help you create a more predictable and positive learning environment.

This course stresses the importance of maintaining professional boundaries with students, providing key insights for fostering healthy teacher-student relationships.

This course will provide you with an overview of how to establish boundaries in your classroom, communicate properly with parents, students, and colleagues, and maintain professionalism in the classroom and on campus.

This course provides you with an introductory look at how to structure a successful response to intervention (RTI) to support your students academically. It also offers an overview of how classroom instruction can support RTI, delving into the process, its benefits for academic performance, and the role of differentiated instruction.

This course will teach you about Bloom's Taxonomy and provide specific methods you can use to guide students in mastering the essential cognitive skills for your lessons.

In this course you will learn about some strategies you can implement to foster three types of student engagement (behavioral, cognitive, and emotional) at various levels.

This course will help you better understand your students who been diagnosed with ADHD. You will learn about the various types of ADHD, common symptoms, and general classroom strategies you can choose from to foster student success.

This quick course will teach you how specific personality traits contribute to aspects of your professionalism and provide you with a personality reflection and SWOT analysis for personal and professional growth.

In this course, you will learn about English Language Learners (ELLs) and their proficiency levels to explore how to properly group students using flexible grouping methods.