Writing Across the Disciplines for Elementary School (Kindergarten – 5th Grade)
This course is now closed for registration.
This 3-session professional development with online components focuses on teaching young children how to write across the disciplines. Participants will learn how to design instruction to teach elementary level students how to write “like” a historian, mathematician, and scientist. Teachers will learn what resources work best for supporting this type of writing, and how to create exemplar pieces for students to analyze. Participants will be encouraged to use what they have learned in-between session meetings, in their own classrooms, and to bring their student examples back to the class for analysis, reflection, and discussion.
This professional development offering is a 3-session mini-course. Participants must register for and attend all 3 sessions in order to receive any credit. This professional development offering is aligned to the CCSS Anchor Standards for Writing and the CPS Framework for Teaching Components 1a., 1b., and 4d.
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Instructor:
Theresa Insalaco-DeCicco, M. Ed., NBCT
Dates: 4/26, 5/3, and 5/31/2017
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Tuition: $125 – 15 ISBE PD Hours
$175 – 15 ISBE PD Hours and 1 Lane Placement Credit
Parking: Free parking available
Hybrid courses require participants to attend face-to-face sessions at the designated location as well as participate in the online activities, assignments, and discussions in order to receive credit. Each participant will receive a registration request for Canvas, our online course management system, at the email address they provided at registration prior the start date of the professional development offering.
The course instructor will provide additional information about the process, and requirements at the first face-to-face meeting and assist you in logging into your Canvas account for the first time.
In order to receive credit, participants must attend the entire session. Please note that while you are welcome to stay, late arrivals and early departures cannot receive ISBE PD Hours.
The CTU Quest Center reserves the right to cancel a course/workshop due to low enrollment. Refunds for participant cancellation will be issued up to one day before the course/workshop begins.