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EDUO 9033: Gateways to Learning
California & Colorado 6 Units Summer Workshop (2 Weeks)
Course Overview
Education reform is often based on the latest unproven fad and its implementation is not only impractical but takes years! There is no need to wait for education reform to make needed changes.
In this retreat-like workshop, YOU will collaborate with colleagues to create a curriculum that utilizes straightforward, research-based learning strategies. YOU will experience what it’s like to be in a classroom where students feel capable and ready to learn. This powerful experience will teach YOU how to open the gateways to student learning and will renew your enthusiasm for the teaching profession.
Course Objectives
In this course, participants will have the opportunity to:
- Develop an understanding of how today’s students learn.
- Investigate and learn practical strategies that utilize how students learn.
- Participate in lessons, activities, and projects that are designed to demonstrate how to create curriculum and classrooms in which students feel capable of learning.
- Demonstrate the ability to create curriculum and classroom environments that open the gateway for all students to learn.
- $745
- 6 Semester Credits/Units
Developed by: Ryan Pickett
EDUO 9891: Developing Dynamic Curriculum
Dates: Meets Thursdays 4:00-8:30 pm. February 21 thru April 18, 2019 Week off for Spring Break
Course Overview
Teachers and counselors will further develop their classroom curriculum through research, collaboration and exploration. They will develop ready to use classroom projects to engage all students. All class meetings take place in a local school over 8 weeks, meeting one\night a week from 4:00-8:30 pm. There will be an additional 8 hours of independent work to be logged and handed in at the end of the course along with the class evaluation.
Location
Oak Manor School, Room 20
400 Oak Manor Lane
Ukiah, CA 95482
United States
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Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Verba Krofchik, Karen Tribble
EDUO 9913: Art, Of Course
Dates: Meets Thursdays 4:30-9: 00 pm. February 21; – April 18, 2019; No class on March 21
Course Overview
Each week participants will have the opportunity to create 4 different mixed media art projects. Once each art project is briefly explained, participants can begin creating.
The class will involve 8 weeks of attendance, one night per week, with an additional 8 hours of independent work (outside of class) to be logged. Participants choose an art project to complete with their class and bring photos to document.
Location
Cali Calmécac Language Academy
9491 Starr Road, Room #4
Windsor, CA 95492
United States
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Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Aida Herrera-Keehn, Karen Tribble
EDUO 9899: Creativity and the Common Core
Dates: Meets Mondays, 4:30-9:00 pm. February 25 – April 22, 2019
Course Overview
Through collaboration and research, teachers and counselors develop ready to use curriculum suitable for all students in their classrooms.
All class meetings take place in a local school over 8 weeks, meeting one night a week from 4:30-9:00 pm. There will be an additional 8 hours of independent work to be logged and handed in at the end of the course along with the class evaluation.
Within the framework of the standards of the Common Core, there is room for teacher creativity. Sometimes teachers feel pressured by time constraints to limit the development of their own ideas. EDUO 9899 gives teachers the time and support to develop a dynamic, creative curriculum for immediate use in their classrooms. Participants collaborate with other teachers to share best practices and new ideas and to support the creation of exciting new curriculum.
Location
Noyo High School Room F
250 S. Sanderson Way
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
United States
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Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Karen Rakofsky, Karen Tribble
EDUO 9914: Time for Innovation
Dates: Meets Tuesdays, 4:30-9:00pm. February 19 – April 16, 2019. One week off for Spring Break
Course Overview
Through collaboration and research, teachers and counselors develop ready to use curriculum suitable for all students in their classrooms. All class meetings take place in a local school over 8 weeks, meeting one night a week from 4:30-9:00 PM. There will be an additional 8 hours of independent work to be logged and handed in at the end of the course along with the class evaluation. Within the framework of the standards of the Common Core, there is room for teacher creativity. Sometimes teachers feel pressured by time constraints to limit the development of their own ideas. EDUO 9899 gives teachers the time and support to develop dynamic, creative curriculum for immediate use in their classrooms. Participants collaborate with other teachers to share best practices and new ideas and to support the creation of exciting new curriculum.
Location
Robert L. Stevens Elementary
Room 4
Santa Rosa, CA 95407
United States
Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Sue Jordan, Karen Tribble
EDUO 9930: Developing Literacy and Writing through Nursery Rhymes
Instructors: Sue Jordan, Karen Tribble
Dates: March 5 2019 – March 28, 2019.
Course Overview
This class will provide various curriculum from Nursery Rhymes to develop literacy and writing within the primary classroom. Participants will further develop phonemic awareness skills, phonics, vocabulary development, fluency reading, comprehension, and connecting literature to real experiences within all curriculum pieces
Location
1020 E. Bellevue Rd
Atwater, CA 95301
Syllabus
Dates: March 5 2019 – March 28, 2019.
Course Overview
This class will provide various curriculum from Nursery Rhymes to develop literacy and writing within the primary classroom. Participants will further develop phonemic awareness skills, phonics, vocabulary development, fluency reading, comprehension, and connecting literature to real experiences within all curriculum pieces
Location
1020 E. Bellevue Rd
Atwater, CA 95301
Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Ernestina Zambrano
EDUO 9931: Grammar/Writing Curriculum for Primary Grades
Dates: April 2 2019 – April 20, 2019.
Course Overview
Focus on developing curriculum pieces for grammar and writing within the primary classroom. Read Alouds from various literacy titles will help enrich language, develop vocabulary, and reinforce the relationship between the spoken and written words. Teachers will develop writing pieces for all writing levels such as emergent, beginning, and independent writers
Location
1020 E. Bellevue Rd
Atwater, CA 95301
Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Ernestina Zambrano
EDUO 9932: Implementing Literary Topics to Support ELL
Dates: May 7, 2019 – May 30, 2019.
Course Overview
Literacy Topics will be developed throughout class sessions. Each class session will consist of 3-4 Literature Titles. A literature Pocket for each literature book will be developed with curriculum pieces for the following: reading, writing, vocabulary, phonemic awareness, and fluency read. Book Talks will accompany each class session.
Location
1020 E. Bellevue Rd
Atwater, CA 95301
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Syllabus
- $465
- 3 Semester Credits/Units
Instructors: Ernestina Zambrano