This course on technology integration in the classroom explores strategies for effectively incorporating digital tools and resources into teaching and learning. Participants will learn how to enhance student engagement, improve learning outcomes, and facilitate collaboration using a range of technologies. The course emphasizes best practices for using educational software, apps, and online platforms while addressing the challenges and opportunities that come with digital integration.
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Credit: The video instruction is part of a graduate course in the Master's in Education program created by Jen Logan.
- Teacher: Cairn Online
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Course Summary: This course is designed for educators who aim to enhance their teaching effectiveness by applying evidence-based instructional strategies that foster deep and lasting learning. Through a blend of theory and practical application, participants will explore a variety of techniques to engage students, address diverse learning needs, and promote active learning in the classroom.
The course covers key principles of learning science, including how to create a learner-centered environment, scaffold complex ideas, and use formative assessments to guide instruction. Educators will also learn strategies for promoting metacognition, critical thinking, and collaboration among students. Topics include differentiated instruction, active learning approaches, use of technology, and culturally responsive teaching practices.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Design lesson plans that incorporate a variety of instructional strategies tailored to diverse learning styles.
- Implement active learning techniques that encourage student participation and engagement.
- Use formative assessment data to adapt instruction to meet students' needs.
- Foster a positive, inclusive, and supportive learning environment.
Ideal Participants: K-12 teachers, college instructors, instructional designers, and education consultants looking to improve instructional impact and learner outcomes.
This course provides both theoretical insights and practical tools to help educators create meaningful and effective learning experiences for all students.
Credit: Dr. Sheryl Vasso, School of Education
- Teacher: Cairn Online
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The content provided in this OpenLearning course is a partial representation of the complete Cairn Online course. Please note that readings, assessments, additional videos, and projects from the original course have not been included.
Foundations of special education is a course that provides an introduction to the field of special education.
The course also explores the various disabilities and disorders that may affect students, including learning disabilities, emotional and behavioral disorders, intellectual disabilities, and autism spectrum disorders. The topics include:
- Introduction to Special Education
- Disabilities and God's Kingdom
- Overview of Intellectual Disabilities
- Overview of Emotional and Behavior Disabilities
- Overview of Visual Impairment
- Overview of Hearing Impairment
- Overview of ADHD
By the end of this course, students will have a foundational understanding of special education and the skills necessary to support students with special needs in a variety of educational settings.
Credit
Most of the video instruction for this course has been developed by Dr. Stephanie ChungAbout the Course Content
The content provided in this OpenLearning course is a partial representation of the complete Cairn Online course. Please note that readings, assessments, additional videos, and projects from the original course have not been included.
Target Audience
- Personal Enrichment
- Teachers looking for professional development and CE credits
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