Literacy Helping Students Construct Meaning
A leading resource for K–8 literacy programs that fully integrates the Common Core State Standards, this popular reading methods resource provides aspiring teachers with the tools to help every student learn to read and write. LITERACY: HELPING STUDENTS CONSTRUCT MEANING, features early coverage of assessment in recognition of its foundational nature, and provides pre-service and in-service teachers with the information, strategies, and techniques they need to assist their students in becoming literate. This course distinguishes itself through its use of practical literacy lessons and authentic examples of children’s literature, which clearly demonstrate how to teach reading and writing.Teaching for Student Learning Being A Master Teacher
The purpose of this course is to guide aspiring and current educators on a transformative journey toward mastering the art and science of teaching. This course provides a solid foundation for effective classroom instruction across grade levels and subjects, with special emphasis on developing a reflective teaching practice, fostering inclusive learning environments, and aligning instructional strategies with research-based principles. Exceptional Student Education: Lower Functioning Autism
This course is designed for teachers to expand their practical and theoretical knowledge of autism, with a focus on educating students at the lower functioning end of the spectrum. Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to demonstrate competence in effective listening and communication skills; understand the biology and characteristics of autism; differentiate between various aspects of ABA behavior analysis; complete a functional behavior analysis; identify challenging behaviors; identify and develop appropriate curricula; apply various instructional techniques in the classroom; understand the components of life skills, social skills, and communication skills instruction; and research best practices.Assessment In Special Education
The course is designed for teachers to expand their knowledge of assessment with regards to the special needs classroom. Students will be able to identify and evaluate the appropriateness of various assessment formats.Human Exceptionalities, Schools and Communities
The course is designed for teachers to expand their practical and theoretical knowledge of exceptional education, with a person-centered approach to the lives of people with exceptionalities in the twenty-first century. Making Teams Work: Manager and Supervisor Development Program
The program aims to equip managers and supervisors with essential skills in building high-performing teams, fostering effective communication, conflict resolution, mentorship, and leading organizational change. This accelerated course adheres to OPM guidelines, providing targeted, practical leadership development.Executive Coaching and Leadership Program
This Executive Development Course is an expertly designed three-month program, tailored specifically for Senior Leaders, including those in the Senior Executive Service (SES). Course Purpose: This course, in alignment with Office of Personnel Management (OPM) guidance, is meticulously crafted to enhance transformational leadership competencies and to equip leaders with the skills required to stimulate and guide organizational change effectively.Leading Change
This course equips participants with the essential skills to effectively lead change initiatives in alignment with OPM guidelines. Focusing on key change management frameworks, participants will learn to assess organizational readiness, communicate effectively, and engage stakeholders.Elder Mediation Continuing Education Credits (16CLE, CME, 14CE)
This recorded Elder Mediation Certificate Course is designed for Continuing Education for mediators, lawyers, and mental health professionals licensed or certified in Florida. Some states may allow for reciprocity. It is a 16-hour live online course intended to develop skills in elder care dispute resolution, both for mediators and non-mediators.Mediators: Active Roleplay Mediation Scenario (1 CME)(EEO 1 Clock Hr)
This dynamic course offers mediators the opportunity to refine their skills through immersive roleplay exercises. Designed for both novice and experienced mediators, the course emphasizes practical, hands-on experience in a controlled, supportive environment. Participants will engage in a variety of realistic mediation scenarios, addressing issues such as workplace conflicts, and community disagreements. Through guided roleplays, attendees will practice and enhance their techniques in active listening, effective communication, and conflict resolution. Expert feedback and group discussions will provide valuable insights and strategies for improving mediation performance. This course is ideal for mediators looking to build confidence and proficiency through experiential learning.Mediators: Advance Mediation Skills and Techniques (6.80 CME) (2 Ethics) (EEO 6 Clocked Hrs)
This advanced course is designed for mediators seeking to enhance their proficiency and effectiveness in managing complex disputes. Participants will delve deeper into sophisticated mediation strategies, including managing high-conflict personalities, addressing power imbalances, and fostering collaborative problem-solving.The legal Complex: Who Gets the Embryo? (1 CME)
This course explores the complex legal and ethical issues surrounding the disposition of embryos in cases of assisted reproductive technology (ART) through the lens of mediation. Participants will examine the legal framework governing embryo disposition, ethical considerations regarding reproductive autonomy and the rights of potential future children, and the role of mediation in resolving disputes. Through case studies and discussions of recent developments in law and society, participants will gain insight into the evolving landscape of ART and the challenges and opportunities for resolving disputes in a fair and equitable manner. 
