Renew your teaching license or work toward your master’s degree – while you continue to teach. Our classes are taught one night a week during the school year, with two-week sessions in the summer when school is out. Best of all, our courses are affordably priced!

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ED 520  Classroom Management
Focuses on creating and maintaining effective learning environments.  Various approaches to preventing and changing disruptive classroom behavior will be emphasized.

ED 525  Differentiated Instruction for the Inclusive and Diverse Classroom
This course challenges teachers to evaluate the needs of individual students in the diverse and inclusive classroom. Students will consider innovative possibilities for differentiating instruction to enhance learning for all students.

ED 577  Integration of Technology in the Classroom
The course focuses on knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to use technology as both an instructional tool and a management too in an educational setting. Students will plan for integration of technology into the curriculum.

ED 599  Action Research Methods
Students gain knowledge and skills needed for analyzing, preparing, applying, and reporting educational research.  This course will prepare students for their field based research project.

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