Course | Differentiated Instruction: Increasing Student Success While Decreasing Teacher Prep Time, Grades K-6

Price

The price listed is for 1 person. Other pricing options are available for this course.

1-4 Participants: $169 per user
5-9 Participants: $149 per user
10-15 Participants: $139 per user
15+ Participants: Request custom pricing

For further information, please visit Bureau of Education & Research website.

Course Objective/Goals

This online course features Ryan Doetch, an award-winning teacher and experienced instructional coach, administrator, and consultant. The course is divided into three modules. In the first module, Ryan introduces the course and provides strategies for differentiating instruction. The second module offers strategies for reducing teacher prep time when creating differentiated lessons, and the course concludes with strategies for increasing student success using differentiated lessons. Supplementary print and digital resources are included.

You will learn how to:
• Create impactful, rich lessons through differentiated instruction
• Reduce teacher prep time
• Increase student success using differentiated lessons
• Accelerate learning through differentiated instruction
• Improve student engagement through meaningful lessons
• Work with staff to plan and assess differentiated lessons

How This On Demand Course Works

On Demand Video-Based Courses
• Start whenever you’d like. You have up to 90 days from date of purchase to complete your course.
• View model strategies filmed in actual classrooms or live seminars.
• Self-directed; work at your own pace.
• You’ll complete your own personal action plan to provide a blueprint of strategies you choose to implement in your own classroom.
• Each course requires approximately five to six hours to complete.
• Earn optional graduate credit.
• Earn optional professional organization CEUs.

Optional Graduate Credit

Optional University of Massachusetts Global Graduate Level Professional Development Credit course code: EDPU 9848

For an overview of how to earn graduate level credit for an On Demand Video-Based course, please visit Bureau of Education & Research website.

You can also find more information about how to apply for graduate level credit at the University of Massachusetts Global website.

System Requirements

System requirements for on demand online courses
You must have broadband internet access, a non-shared email, a desktop or laptop computer running Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X operating system. You may also use a tablet.

You may use any of these web browsers: Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome or Apple Safari. You must have an HTML5 compliant browser, Adobe Flash is no longer supported.

Credit and Unit

Credit and Unit may be available for this course and may vary by country or institution. Please verify eligibility with Bureau of Education & Research.