Teacher Renewal Credit

The following classes are designed to partially fulfill the remaining hours needed to follow Plan A of the Teacher Assistant Certificate program or to fill Teacher Renewal Credit hours. For more information or for dates, please contact Heidi Harris at 209-2159.

Course Schedule

 

Aquatic WILD

Like Project WILD, Aquatic WILD achieves these same objectives with a specific focus on water and wildlife that depend directly on water for survival.

Course Code: Aquatic WILD
Dates/Days: TBA
Location: Workforce Development Center
Instructor: King
Registration Fee: FREE
Book: None

Effective Teacher Training for Substitutes

Would you like to be a substitute in the public schools, but you’ve never had training? This course provides training in presentation skills, learning expectations, monitoring student interactions, social interactions, and time management. Pre-registration five days before the beginning of the class is required. Class is limited to 18 people. For questions about the ETT class, call Heidi Harris at 209-2159.

Course Code: EDU 3002 01P
Dates/Days: February, 06, 2012 - February, 07, 2012 (M/T)
Course Times: 8:30am-3:30pm
Location: Workforce Development Center 1031
Instructor: Ferguson
Registration Fee: $65
Book: N/A

Course Code: EDU 3002 02P
Dates/Days: March, 19, 2012 - March, 20, 2012 (M/T)
Course Times: 8:30am-3:30pm
Location: Workforce Development Center 1031
Instructor: Ferguson
Registration Fee: $65
Book: N/A

Course Code: EDU 3002 03P
Dates/Days: April, 09, 2012 - April, 17, 2012 (M/T)
Course Times: 6pm-9pm
Location: Workforce Development Center TBA
Instructor: Ferguson
Registration Fee: $65
Book: N/A

Project WILD

Project WILD is one of the most widely-used conservation and environmental education programs among educators of students in kindergarten through high school. It is based on the premise that young people and educators have a vital interest in learning about our natural world. This free six hour workshop with optional homework (to complete a total of 10 hours) flies by as you play games, do group activities, and practice hands-on methods of teaching core curricular concepts. Interdisciplinary in nature, Project WILD is highly suited to the K-5 classroom and comes with an abundance of upper grade level lessons useful in a science and civics classroom, and integrated learning setting. Join Regional Education Specialist with the Wildlife Resources Commission and long-time curriculum specialist, for a day of making it all ‘fun-and-games’ (while we just so happen to get our work done).

Course Code: Project WILD
Dates/Days: TBA
Location: Workforce Development Center
Instructor: King
Registration Fee: FREE
Book: None

For more information, contact:

Heidi Harris
WorkKeys Coordinator TA/Teacher Renewal Training
919-209-2159
hhharris@johnstoncc.edu