Teachers will engage in an active research study of their own practice in the secondary literacy classroom in an effort to improve student engagement. Teachers will be introduced to multiple "Tier 1" instructional strategies that are intended to improve student discourse and inquiry. From those options, teachers will select one strategy to try with students, videotape themselves in the classroom, and then reflect on their own success with the new strategy, as well as their students' engagement and learning. Teachers will participate in this active research cycle once for 1 semester hour of credit or twice for 2 semester hours of credit.
Number of Units: 1.0 - 2.0 graduate level extension credit(s) in semester hours.
Who Should Attend: This course provides continuing education for DoDEA Educators.
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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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