Course
FVE: The Newcomers ELD Book Study 5.09A October 28 - February 10, 2022
Ended Feb 12, 2022
Spots remaining: 18
Full course description
Course Description
- This course meets the requirements for 10 hours of your ELD 45 hour requirement
- Type of Course: Blended--we will meet in-person twice and share other reflections online
- Lead Learner (Facilitator): Rebekah Crispin
- Credit(s) and Type: 10 hours Relicensure | English Language Development (ELD)
Target Audience
- K-12 Teachers
- Open to Substitute Teachers = Not at this time
- Open to Student Teachers = Yes
- Open to Charter School Staff = Not at this time
Timeline Overview
- The course will be offered twice this school year (both sessions are the same)
- Session One: 10/26/21-12/4/21
- Session Two: 1/4/22-2/13/22
- In Person or Virtual meeting dates (if blended):
- Session 1: In-Person 10/28 7:45 Kickoff and 12/2 7:45 Final Discussion
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- In Canvas: Reflection activities/discussion self-paced online for each of the 5 book parts
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- Session 2: In-Person 1/6 7:45 Kickoff and 2/10 7:45 Final Discussion
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- In Canvas: Reflection activities/discussion self-paced online for each of the 5 book parts
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- Session 1: In-Person 10/28 7:45 Kickoff and 12/2 7:45 Final Discussion
Outcomes
Here are the outcomes for the course (what participants will walk away with from the course).
- Outcome 1-A new perspective on ELL students and the many strengths/needs they bring into the classroom.
- Outcome 2-A deeper understanding of trauma-informed classroom practices and ways of addressing SEL needs for all students.
- Outcome 3-An action plan for next steps in ELD or SEL work for their students and/or collaborating with peers to continue developing professional practices in these areas.