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Summer Teachers' Institute

Summer Teachers' Institute

Use your summer to explore innovative ideas,  catch up on new professional development opportunities, and earn graduate credit.  Join your colleagues for stimulating graduate courses - most in an intensive, one-week format - taught by highly experienced teachers on Goucher College's beautiful campus just north of Baltimore. The Teachers' Institute at Goucher College offers graduate-level courses for teachers, supervisors, support personnel, school nurses, and administrators.

Classes begin June 21.  Each course will run from 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Content Areas
Current Strategies for Teaching Math (WEEK 3)

Reading Strategies for Teaching Social Studies (Special Institute)
(Begins WEEK 2)


Language Arts

Teachers as Writers; Writers as Teachers (WEEK 1)

Choosing Young Adult Literature:  From Twilight  to Octavian Nothing 
(WEEK 2)

Literature for Children and Adolescents: Choosing and Using Children's Books (WEEK 3)

Writing Stories and Books for Children and Young Adults (ONLINE)


Special Needs

Differentiating Instructional Strategies for the Inclusive Classroom (WEEK 1)

Effective Strategies for Teaching Students with ADHD (WEEK 2)

Knowing and Teaching the Autistic Student in the General Ed. Classroom (WEEK 1)

Early Intervention Evidence-based Strategies for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (WEEK 2)


Educational Technology

Basic Internet Skills (WEEK 2) 

Constructing Internet Problem-Solving Environments (WEEK 2)

Efective Use of Computer Technology (WEEK 3)

Developing Inquiry-Based Learning Projects Using Technologically Based Media (WEEK 3)


Professional Practice for Teachers

Brain Research: Implications for Classroom Teachers (WEEK 3)

The Thinking Classroom (WEEK 3)

Introduction to the Strategic Instruction Model (SIM) ( WEEK 3)


Online

Writing Stories and Books for Children and Young Adults (ONLINE)  


Special Institute
  (Begins WEEK 2)

Reading Strategies for Teaching Social Studies