2021 Summer PL: Creative Structures for Student Engagement (June 17-18) is a Course
2021 Summer PL: Creative Structures for Student Engagement (June 17-18)
Ended Jun 18, 2021
1 credit
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Full course description
$300.00 Stipend
Take student engagement and learning to an atmospheric level with interactive and blended learning structures that inspire creativity, demand collaboration, and promote risk-taking. No doubt you will have your classes rocking with “The ABCD Foundation Structure,” “The Trifecta,” “The Blender,” “Slow Jams,” and “The Voting Chips.” Participants of this active, non-sit-and-get course should bring their laptops…and their well-rested nerves.
John Hardison (former ELA teacher, interactive facilitator of learning, and instructional coach at East Hall High School) and Kasey Nored (Math/ESOL/SWD certified and pre-service educator at UNG) will engage teachers in learning designs that increase student learning and engagement in face-to-face settings and in distance learning environments. Several applicable educational technology tools for synchronous and asynchronous learning will also be discussed.
Take student engagement and learning to an atmospheric level with interactive and blended learning structures that inspire creativity, demand collaboration, and promote risk-taking. No doubt you will have your classes rocking with “The ABCD Foundation Structure,” “The Trifecta,” “The Blender,” “Slow Jams,” and “The Voting Chips.” Participants of this active, non-sit-and-get course should bring their laptops…and their well-rested nerves.
John Hardison (former ELA teacher, interactive facilitator of learning, and instructional coach at East Hall High School) and Kasey Nored (Math/ESOL/SWD certified and pre-service educator at UNG) will engage teachers in learning designs that increase student learning and engagement in face-to-face settings and in distance learning environments. Several applicable educational technology tools for synchronous and asynchronous learning will also be discussed.