The Agen Workshop
Graduate-Level Semester Credit
- Pay only $79 per semester credit.
- Registration available year round.
Earn graduate-level semester credit with The Agen Workshop and University of the Pacific, Benerd College.
Dedicated in assisting educators and teachers across the nation, our professional development course options are designed to be practical, meaningful, and affordable. Participating in a professional development opportunity with The Agen Workshop and University of the Pacific will provide you with a convenient and cost-effective way of earning credit within a timeframe that works best for your schedule.
An Official Transcript with your final course grade(s) is available from Pacific upon successful completion of course requirements. The course ending date that will appear on your transcript will reflect the date your completed course was reviewed and graded. Completed courses are letter graded and will appear on an Official Transcript from University of the Pacific, Benerd College.
The credits offered are post-baccalaureate, graded, graduate-level semester units of credit, provided directly through the University of the Pacific, Benerd College. They are specifically designed to meet the needs of educators for salary advancement and re-certification. The credits are acceptable where local districts approve and applicable to state licensing where authorized. We always encourage that you check with your employer for acceptability of these credits. Course participants are responsible to determine acceptability of these credits for their intended use. Each graduate-level semester credit/unit is equivalent to 15 hours of academic involvement.
University of the Pacific, established in 1851, is California’s oldest private chartered university and is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Develop and implement strategies from The Comprehensible Classroom into your classroom or program setting.
Complete the In-Person 2 Day Training: Teach for Acquisition and Assess for Acquisition
Complete a Time Log: Create a PDF or Word document including a self-created time log documenting the time you spend creating curriculum, activities, projects, strategies, or techniques inspired by your In-Person 2 Day Training. Creating your own log gives you the freedom of documenting all the time and effort you have dedicated to completing your coursework requirements. Your log must be specific and include dates and accomplishments. For each Graduate-Level Unit, document 15 hours of involvement. All your coursework participation must be away from professionally paid hours. Be sure and document the time you spent working on the workbook and reflection questions. You can also document time that you spend reading and posting in the community forums.
Whether you spend time brainstorming new ideas, creating new curriculum, researching, reading, typing your reports, reviewing The Comprehensible materials/resources, or composing notes during the course sessions, you are able to document all the professional time that you have invested enhancing your professional development with The Comprehensible Classroom.
Complete a Reflection Paper: For each graduate-level unit, type a 3-page, single-spaced narrative report summarizing your overall experience of creating and/or developing new ideas inspired your professional development experience. You may modify, change, or adapt any ideas to meet your professional needs. The culminating goal of this report is to demonstrate how your 2 Day Training empowered your professional development. Use the workbook activities and reflections to frame this paper.
1 unit = 3 pages (15 hours)
2 units = 6 pages (30 hours)
Email your coursework: Coursework can be submitted up to 6 months from the date you register, and extensions are always granted upon request. You may also submit your coursework earlier if needed. The true course ending date that will appear on your transcript will reflect the date your coursework was received and graded. Email your completed coursework as an attachment to: coursework@teacherfriendly.com. Please include in the subject line “Comprehensible Classroom – Coursework Submission.”
Credit Requirements
1 credit = 3-page reflection paper
2 credit = 6-page reflection paper
Completely designed for busy teachers like you, you have up to 6 months to submit your coursework requirements, and extensions are always granted upon request.
*Additional course guidelines, formatting requirements, and information will be provided upon course enrollment.
SOMOS Challenge is a self-paced course intended for teachers who are new to using the SOMOS, Nous Somme, or Sumus curricula. The course will help teachers understand core components, key mindsets, and the foundational ideas of Second Language Acquisition that inform the curricula. The format of the class includes a blend of video instruction with topical reading and self-reflection. Participants will be given some required videos/articles and will be asked to choose some readings/videos from a selection to allow them to personalize their learning.
Credit Requirements (One Graduate-Level Credit)
*Click on the link to be guided through the course materials and to access the submission form for course completion: https://bit.ly/SummerSOMOSChallenge
Course Objectives
Develop and implement strategies from The Comprehensible Classroom into your classroom or program setting.
Complete The Comprehensible Classroom Acquisition Boot Camp: Watch all videos (20 pre-recorded, 4 live sessions).
Complete a Time Log: Create a PDF or Word document including a self-created time log documenting the time you spend creating curriculum, activities, projects, strategies, or techniques inspired by Acquisition Boot Camp. Creating your own log gives you the freedom of documenting all the time and effort you have dedicated to completing your coursework requirements. Your log must be specific and include dates and accomplishments. For each Graduate-Level Unit, document 15 hours of involvement. All your coursework participation must be away from professionally paid hours. Be sure and document the time you spent working on the workbook and reflection questions. You can also document time that you spend reading and posting in the community forums.
Whether you spend time brainstorming new ideas, creating new curriculum, researching, reading, typing your reports, reviewing The Comprehensible materials/resources, or composing notes during the course sessions, you are able to document all the professional time that you have invested enhancing your professional development with The Comprehensible Classroom.
Complete a Reflection Paper: For each graduate-level unit, type a 3-page, single-spaced narrative report summarizing your overall experience of creating and/or developing new ideas inspired your professional development experience. You may modify, change, or adapt any ideas to meet your professional needs. The culminating goal of this report is to demonstrate how Acquisition Boot Camp empowered your professional development. Use the workbook activities and reflections to frame this paper.
1 unit = 3 pages (15 hours)
2 units = 6 pages (30 hours)
Email your coursework: Coursework can be submitted up to 6 months from the date you register, and extensions are always granted upon request. You may also submit your coursework earlier if needed. The true course ending date that will appear on your transcript will reflect the date your coursework was received and graded. Email your completed coursework as an attachment to: coursework@teacherfriendly.com. Please include in the subject line “Comprehensible Classroom – Coursework Submission.”
Credit Requirements
1 credit = 3-page reflection paper
2 credit = 6-page reflection paper
Completely designed for busy teachers like you, you have up to 6 months to submit your coursework requirements, and extensions are always granted upon request.
*Additional course guidelines, formatting requirements, and information will be provided upon course enrollment.
An Official Transcript with your final course grade(s) is available from Pacific upon successful completion of coursework. The course ending date that will appear on your transcript will reflect the date your completed coursework was reviewed and graded. Within 3-4 weeks of submitting your coursework requirements, you will be mailed an unofficial transcript with your official course grades (at no charge) to your mailing address.
Completed courses are letter graded and will appear on an Official Transcript from University of the Pacific, Benerd College.
The credits offered are post-baccalaureate, graded, graduate-level semester units of credit, provided directly through the University of the Pacific, Benerd College. They are specifically designed to meet the needs of educators for salary advancement and re-certification. The credits are acceptable where local districts approve and applicable to state licensing where authorized. We always encourage that you check with your employer for acceptability of these credits. Course participants are responsible to determine acceptability of these credits for their intended use. Each graduate-level semester credit/unit is equivalent to 15 hours of academic involvement.
University of the Pacific, established in 1851, is California’s oldest private chartered university and is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
The registration process is quick and easy.
Course Number | Course Title | Credits | Tuition Fee | Enrollment Date |
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EDUP 9126 | Developing Strategies for Engaging and Effective Curriculum | 1-3 | $79/credit | Year Round |
Online: click on “REGISTER NOW“ and select your desired course title(s). At checkout, you will be required to pay with credit card.
Your coursework can be submitted up to 6 months after registering, and extensions are always granted upon request. You may also submit your coursework earlier if needed. The true course ending date that will appear on your transcript will reflect the date your coursework was received.
UOP’s continuing education course credits / units are acceptable where local districts approve and are applicable to state licensing or salary advancement where authorized. All students are responsible for determining the acceptability of these credits for their intended use.
The University of the Pacific is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Established in 1851, it is the oldest private chartered university in the state of California.
The credits/units offered are post-baccalaureate, graded, graduate level semester credits that are not part of a degree program at University of the Pacific but instead are used for professional growth such as salary advancement and re-certification.
Yes. You can register at any time once you have completed a workshop, webinar, or in-person professional program session.
Although we know the value in having a live classroom setting handy, you do not need a classroom to take this course. You will simply develop a plan of action describing how you will implement the strategies that you have learned.
Once your payment has been processed, there are no refunds. We always advise for educators to verify that their district will accept the credits prior to enrollment.