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What are Micro-Credentials

Our micro-credentials have been an invaluable tool for professional learning. They offer:

  • Just-in-Time Learning: Immediate applicability to current teaching needs.
  • Asynchronous Access: Flexibility to learn at one's own pace.
  • Convenient Credit Earning: A convenient and effective way to earn professional development/relicensure credits.
  • Differentiation Based on Need: Tailored learning experiences for individuals, teams, and districts.

How does it work?

Two options are available:  

  • $25 per micro-credential (no credit)
  • $150 for 15 hours of micro-credentials (includes 1 recertification credit)

After registering we'll email you a link to select your micro-credential(s).  This typically happens on the next business day after your purchase. Access will be granted through your learning plan ($150 credit option) or via email for the $25 no credit option. 


 

Anticipated Cohort Dates & Registration Details

Dec 2, 2024 - Jan 17, 2025
Register 11/18 to 12/9
$150 / one renewal credit

Winter #49600

Feb 2 - April 4, 2025
Register 1/19 to 2/9
$150 / one renewal credit

Spring #49608

April 28 - June 20, 2025
Register 4/14 to 5/5
$150 / one renewal credit

Summer #49609

Single Micro-Credential
Register 11/18 to 12/9
$25 / no credit

Single #49606


 

Effective Instructional Practices: Co-Teaching: Roles and Responsibilities

Participants will deepen their understanding of the roles and responsibilities of co-teachers with an emphasis on creating parity. Participants will accomplish this through a ghost walk, a classroom observation, and individual, and if applicable, collective reflection and action planning. This micro-credential could be most powerful if completed with a teaching team.

Intended Audience: K-12 Educators, Instructional Coaches, and Administrators

Completion Time: 4 hours

The Six Models of Co-Teaching

Co-teaching is a service delivery approach that capitalizes on collaboration to meet the educational needs of all students. There are six different co-teaching models: station teaching, parallel teaching, teaming, alternative teaching, one teaching one assisting, and one teaching one observing. In this micro-credential, you will explore each of the co-teaching models and determine when each model would be appropriate in your setting. After learning about each, you will get the opportunity to try one of the strategies in a co-taught class and reflect on your experience.

Intended Audience: K-12 Educators, Instructional Coaches, and Administrators

Completion Time: 3 hours

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