Classroom Management and Student Responsibility
Develop effective strategies for handling real day-to-day situations and learn how to resolve and prevent discipline problems in your classroom.
Course Description
Teaching self-control and responsibility begins with the teacher's classroom management plan. Participants in this course will develop effective strategies for handling real day-to-day situations and learn how to resolve and prevent discipline problems. As part of this course, teachers will create an effective classroom management plan based on their own personality, grade level, and teaching style.
Register NowDuration
Approximately 45 hours
Up to 3 months to complete courseworkEstimated Tuition
$270
Ways to Learn
Online
Credit
3 PDUs
Graduate Level Professional Development CreditsKey Features
Online and self-paced | Earn graduate-level professional development credits for salary advancement
Gain practical teaching strategies to improve student outcomes | Create an effective discipline plan for classroom management
What is an independent study course?
This self-paced, online, project-based course provides educators with a framework for exploring a topic that allows teachers the freedom to choose their own focus and readings.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Encourage teachers to examine their classroom management procedures which underscore the concept that there must be order for learning to take place
- Assist participants in developing an effective discipline plan for classroom management issues
- Analyze the relevant and current research applicable to effective classroom management methods and techniques for today’s educator
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Who Should Enroll?
- PreK-12 teachers
- Teacher candidates
- School administrators
- Para-educators
Earn your credit in 3 simple steps
Step 1
Register online.
Step 2
Complete the course.
Step 3
Receive credits and obtain an official transcript.
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What are Graduate-level Professional Development Credits?
Graduate-level professional development credits are not part of a degree program but instead are primarily used for professional advancement such as salary increment steps and recertification. Students should seek approval from appropriate district officials before enrolling in these courses.