Course Curriculum Information
3-credit in-service course is $270.
3-credit/45hr. "P-credit" in-service course (NYC teachers only) is $243.
If you sign up for 2 or more in-service teacher-professional development courses, take 10% off each in-service course. The discounted price is then $243 (This does not apply to ESBOCES since they get a discounted price as a member of ESBOCES Model Schools, nor does it apply to NYC/ASPDP registrations since they already receive a discounted rate of $243 for all courses.)
A minimum of a $50 deposit per course is required. The 10% discount is only applicable at the time of registration and there MUST be at least 2 courses for which you are simultaneously registering. If you would like to sign up for more than 5 courses you may fill out the registration form more than once.
Each GRADUATE course is $525 and must be paid in full before the start of the course.
*** Graduate courses are offered through both Manhattan College and The University of Massachusetts Global (formerly known as Brandman University). Please pay special attention to which college each graduate course is offered through when registering. The name of the college offering the course can be found on both the online brochure, graduate course information page, and next to the name of the course on the registration page. ***
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- 21st Century Technologies
- A Restorative Approach and Practices
- Academic Vocabulary Infusion
- Addiction Awareness: Knowing Your Students
- Adolescent Engagement in Risky Behavior
- Amplifying Cultural Competency & Student Voice
- Anxiety Disorders and Students Today
- Aspiring Educational Leaders and Administrators
- Asset-Based Instruction to Empower Students
- Bilingual Education - From Theory to Practice
- Bridging Our Connectivity
- Building a Positive School Culture
- Building Connections in the Post - Pandemic Classroom
- Building Productive and Enduring Educational Partnerships
- Changing Minds: Using Growth Mindset to Encourage Student Development
- Classroom as Community: Responsibility of All
- Classroom Strategies of Differentiated Learning
- Close Reading
- Computer Utilization and Literacy
- Cooperative Learning and Learning Team Structures
- Creating a Successful Classroom for Children with Disabilities
- Creating Connections with UDL (Universal Designed Learning)
- Creating Dynamic Learning Experiences in the Diverse Classroom
- Cultivating Student Leadership
- Depression Is More than Sadness
- Displaced Students and The Educational Impact of Homelessness
- EdTech Tools for Equity
- Effective Classroom Management (under construction)
- Effective Feedback
- Effects of the Mind-Body Connection
- Elevating Learning Objectives and Instructional Planning
- Embracing Diversity
- Encouraging Mindfulness into Today's Classroom
- Endless Opportunities: Crafting a Google App Classroom (under construction)
- Engaging Family: Strengthening Ties through an Equity Based Approach
- Engaging K-12 Learners Through Gamification
- Enriching the ENL Experience
- Growing the Critically Consciousness Classroom
- Habits of Mind Elements of Student Success
- Infusing Rigor Into Your Classroom
- Instructional Needs of Neuro Diverse Students
- Instructional Strategies of Special Ed
- Integrated Co-Teaching in the Inclusion Classroom
- Interactive Notebooks and Other Note-taking Strategies
- Literacy: A Fundamental Human Right
- Managing the Culturally Responsive Classroom
- Media Literacy Education
- Mental Health in The Classroom
- New World Language Standards: Preparing Global Citizens
- Overview of Learning Disabilities
- Positive Discipline: Empowering Educators to Break the School-to-Prison Pipeline
- Reading Strategies for All Teachers
- Redefining Classroom Management for Distance Learning
- Responsive Trauma - Informed Instruction
- Shifting the Perspective on Poverty: Asset-Based Mindset and Strategies
- STEAM Education
- STEM & The New Generation
- Strength through SEL (Social Emotional Learning)
- Supporting and Empowering the LGBTQ+ Student: Using SEL to Create Community
- Supporting ELL Students
- Supporting Students in Crisis
- Supporting Students with ADHD
- Teacher Rescue: Preventing and Reversing Burnout
- Teaching Gifted Students
- Teaching with Graphic Organizers
- The Autism Spectrum and Today's Classroom
- The Dyslexic Mind
- The Good & Bad of Social Media
- The Humanistic Approach to Education
- The Peaceful Classroom and Easing Student Anxiety and Stress
- The Self-Driven Learner and Motivational Strategies
- The Tween & Teenager's Mind Being an Educator with Kids Today
- Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child
- Writing as a Tool to Promote Advanced Thinking in All Students