PEDU 9085: Enriching Curriculum with Learning Activities

$79$237

This course, designed for any educator who desires to enrich their curriculum with targeted learning activities that actively engage students, provides the opportunity to earn graduate-level professional credit while developing actionable activities that enhance student learning. Draw from learning activities you have seen or reviewed in workshops, conferences, webinars, or training, to target difficult concepts, goals and objectives and develop activities around them that will increase student learning and understanding through involvement. Add captivating activities to your teaching arsenal that will enhance your lessons and move your curriculum out of the box and into the 21st century by increasing student engagement and, hence, learning. Once your students have completed the enrichment activity, submit proof of implementation, your time log, and a written reflection detailing how the activity you created improved your teaching and your students’ learnings for evaluation and credit.

About University of the Pacific

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 credits offered are post-baccalaureate, graded, graduate-level semester units of credit, provided directly through University of the Pacific, Benerd College. They are specifically designed to meet the needs of educators for Salary Advancement and Recertification.  The credits/units are acceptable where local districts approve and applicable to state licensing where authorized. We always encourage you to check with your employer for acceptability of these credits/units. Course participants are responsible to determine acceptability of these credits for their intended use. Each graduate-level semester credit is equivalent to 15 hours of academic involvement.

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Credit Option

1 Graduate-Level Semester Credit, 2 Graduate-Level Semester Credits, 3 Graduate-Level Semester Credits