CTE Shares provides educators the opportunity to gain proficiency in DoDEA-approved CTE resources, create a lesson template in the 20-60-20 instructional format utilizing elements from their learning, and share their work with their CTE peers across the district(s). Most of the learning will occur asynchronously, but there will be at least two required “Update” sessions with the instructor.
Number of Units: 1.0 graduate level extension credit(s) in semester hours
Who Should Attend: This course provides continuing education for DoDEA Participants.
Prerequisites: Participants should have access to the CTE-approved resources, as well as to Schoology and TEAMS.
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The University of San Diego’s Division of Professional and Continuing Education offers graduate-level extension credit for work completed in trainings, workshops, conferences, induction, credentials, and other professional development programs not offered directly by USD. Complete one of the above and a member of our division will help you earn credit for your hard work and dedication to continuing your education.
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