Register now for Course 1 in the Technology Leadership Course Series:
Leadership and Vision in
K–12 Technology — The Principal as Visionary
Dates: Sept. 23–Nov. 18
Delivered online
Earn 30 Act 45 hours for noncredit, and 80 hours for credit.
Training opportunities designed
with your teachers’ needs in mind
Professional development is a priority for both you and your teachers. Penn State can offer your district high-quality programs in a variety of convenient formats that are designed to fit into your teachers’ busy schedules.
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How can my teachers integrate technology into their classroom?
TICKET — Technology Integration Certificate for K–12 Educators for Tomorrow — This program demonstrates effective ways to include technology-based learning experiences in the classroom.
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How can my general education teachers meet special education needs in their classrooms?
EPIC — Evidence-Based Practices for Inclusive Classrooms and Differentiating Instruction — This comprehensive series helps teachers create successful inclusive classrooms using evidence-based practices.
Teaching Students with Autism in Inclusive Settings — A focused course for general educators, combining both theory and practical application.
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How can my elementary teachers gain a broader expertise in science?
Reasons for the Seasons — A one-day workshop designed to help educators create interesting and fun ways to engage students in scientific exploration.
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How can my paraprofessionals earn their required 20 hours of continuing education?
In collaboration with PaTTAN, Penn State is designing an inexpensive, expert-quality series of courses to meet this need. To learn more, e-mail Ed Donovan at eddonovan@psu.edu.
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How can I train teachers in ESL?
Teaching English as a Second Language Certificate — A certificate program to prepare teachers for instructing English language learners in K–12 classrooms; meets state requirements while allowing teachers to apply earned credits toward an advanced degree.
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How can my teachers prepare to teach reading, with an emphasis on instructing students who have special learning needs?
RISE — Certificate in Reading Instruction for Special Education — This program provides advanced training in effective reading instruction for upper elementary and secondary teachers.
