Cohort - Career and Technical Education Professional Development

Tentative course schedule

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Summer 2013

TECH 4133/5133 Teacher Success Strategies -- 2 unit(s)

Spring 2014

TECH 3101/5101 History and Philosophy of Career and Technical Education -- 2 unit(s)

This is a foundations course. It includes foundations of career and technical education as well as foundations of community colleges.

The following courses are under development through Guided Independent Study. Please complete the interest form to the right to be notified when enrollment information becomes available.

TECH 3181/5181 Instructional Design for Career and Technical Education -- 2 unit(s)

This curriculum course is tailored to meet the needs of both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty. Focus is on development of programs and courses. Develop materials you can use at your school.

Available Fall 2013 (tentative)

TECH 3182/5182 Coordination Techniques in Career and Technical Education Programs -- 2 unit(s)

This cooperative education course focuses on how to teach in cooperative education or multioccupations programs. Develop materials you can use at your school.

Available Fall 2013 (tentative)

TECH 3191/5191 Implementing Career and Technical Programs -- 2 unit(s)

This methods course is designed to meet the needs of both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty. Focus on methods for instruction in the classroom. Develop materials you can use at your school. Students will be required to submit a 10–15 minute teaching presentation on DVD.

TECH 3193/5193 Evaluation in Career and Technical Programs -- 2 unit(s)

This evaluation course is designed to meet the needs of both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty. Focus is on practical techniques for evaluating students and programs. Develop materials you can use at your school.

Course delivery

Courses in this program are offered entirely online via eLearning, a Blackboard learning management system requiring Internet access and a web browser. While most students encounter very few technical difficulties with our online courses, our team of support specialists is available to assist you as needed.

Services and support

Support services such as access to the UNI Rod Library, UNI Financial Aid and technical assistance will be readily available.