Child Development Courses in Baltimore, MD

This course will teach you effective methods of differentiation by analyzing your grade-level expectations, applying Bloom's Taxonomy and Webb's Depth of Knowledge (DOK) to ensure rigor, and using various assessment methods as a tool in your lesson planning.

This course will teach you six common collaborative learning models that you can implement immediately into your classroom to increase student engagement and discourse.

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 provide you with guidance on how to create a behavior contract for students, including choosing reinforcers, tracking methods, and implementation strategies.

This course will define the term diverse student populations and focus on the categories of educationally disadvantaged students and at-risk students. You will learn specific strategies and a method for planning to support their diverse needs in your classroom.

This course will teach you about the importance of creating a predictable and structured environment for students with Autism and offers strategies to help you reduce their anxiety and improve behavior.

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.

This course provides you with straightforward strategies you can provide in your regular classroom instruction to aid English Language Learner (ELL) students in improving their vocabulary skills at Tier 1, 2, and 3 levels.