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High-quality online services delivered in self-paced, live online, and fused online modalities
- Schedule friendly
- Lower cost
- Totally effective
Contents
Flipped Learning...... 6
English Language Learners...... 10
Literacy...... 20
Mathematics...... 24
RtI...... 27
Science...... 29
STEM...... 30
Special Populations...... 31
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Online Professional Learning
Looking for an easy and cost-effective way to implement quality professional development? Try one of Pearson’s online professional learning services. The online route is schedule-friendly and allows teachers, administrators, and specialists to build their capacity through interactive learning modules that provide videos of classroom implementation, teaching tips, and insight from Pearson’s authors and education experts.
What’s your school’s or district’s learning style? Choose self-paced, fused, or live online modalities, or combine them with face-to-face training for a great blended solution.
Online Professional Learning Services Models*
* Short and long course durations up to 18 hours seat time are available. Examples show 6-hour seat time.
Self-Paced Course (Completely independent)
SESSION 1: Self-Paced
SESSION 2: Self-Paced
SESSION 3: Self-Paced
SESSION 4: Self-Paced
SESSION 5: Self-Paced
Self-Paced Course: Course modules are completed at the user’s convenience.
Fused Online Course (live online and self-paced)
SESSION 1: Live Online Classroom (Instruction, Discussion, Activities)
SESSION 2: Self-Paced
SESSION 3: Self-Paced
SESSION 4: Self-Paced
SESSION 5: Live Online Classroom (Instruction, Discussion, Activities)
Fused Online Course: Combines Self-Paced modules plus scheduled Live Online sessions into one course.
Live Online Course (Completely guided)
SESSION 1: Live Online Classroom (Instruction, Discussion, Activities)
SESSION 2: Live Online Classroom (Instruction, Discussion, Activities)
Live Online Course: Online, real-time, instructor-led training and virtual coaching.
Whether you choose shorter or longer duration courses, get more results with our relevant, cost-effective, schedule-friendly, and easy-to-implement evidence-based online professional learning services.
Schedule Friendly
- Courses are convenient and easy to implement
- Live online services can be scheduled before or after school
- Self-paced modules for any time, any where learning
Lower Cost
- No need for release time for teachers
- No need for substitutes
Relevant and Effective
- Evidence-based and interactive
- Video examples, hands-on multimedia, and participant reflection activities
- Virtual mentors provide personalized feedback
- Final projects are assessed
About Fused Online Courses
SELF-PACED: Individual Online
LIVE ONLINE: Cohort in Same Room OR Cohort in Different Places
LEGEND
English Language Learners
Response to Intervention
Common Core State Standards
Online Services
What is Flipped Learning?
Flipped learning happens when the teacher’s lecture is delivered outside of the traditional class time, via a video students view on their own. Class time is used for active problem solving by students and one-to-one or small group tutoring with the teacher. Students can watch the short lectures as many times as they wish to grasp the content and then come to class ready to jump into the lesson, answer questions, work on collaborative projects, and explore the content further. Teachers are embracing Flipped Learning in elementary and secondary schools for all disciplines.
This new blended learning class offers hands-on professional development to learn how to flip your class and reach every student every day. The flipped classroom uses modern technology to create a sustainable, reproducible, and manageable environment for student-centered learning. With the transfer of foundational knowledge outside of class time, students are asked to take ownership of their own learning. Educators are able to personalize each class and increase time spent with each student.
1. ONLINE PRE-WORK
Following the Flipped Learning model, participants review a number of self-paced modules and complete some activities on their own. They come prepared to the face to face session with a solid understanding of the instructional model.
Topics addressed:
- What is Flipped Learning?
- The four pillars of Flipped Learning:
-Flexible environment
-Learning culture
-Intentional content
-Professional educator
2. ON-SITE (1 DAY)
During the on-site day, participants collaborate with their peers and review case studies to learn how to restructure their instructional time now that students are reviewing content prior to class. At the end of the day, participants identify a lesson that they want to “Flip” and create an activity organizational guide that they can use with their students.
Topics addressed:
- What to do in class the next day
- Video creation
- Transform an existing lesson to the Flipped Learning model
3. REMOTE MENTORING
Upon returning to the classroom to try out a “Flipped” lesson, participants have an opportunity to debrief with our experts on their experience. They participate in two webinars to receive feedback from our facilitator and share their thoughts with their peers.
Topics addressed:
- Debrief on your initial flip
- Adaptations for various disciplines/grade level
- Review personal workplan
SURVEY ON FLIPPED CLASSROOMS REVEALS…
Impact on Teachers
JOB SATISFACTION
IMPROVED: 88%
IMPROVED SIGNIFICANTLY: 46%
ONLINE INSTRUCTION:
HAVE PUT 50% OR MORE OF THEIR INSTRUCTION ONLINE: 43%
REPORTING MORE THAN 75% ONLINE: 28%H
“I will never go back to traditional teaching methods.
It’s differentiation on steroids”
99% would use it again next year
Impact on Students
STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES
REPORT TEST SCORE IMPROVEMENT: 67%
STUDENT ATTITUDES
REPORT STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE IMPROVING: 80%
“I have taught math for 10 years and have never seen my student work this hard or learn this much.”
“Flipping my classroom has dramatically improved the number and quality of interactions with individual students.”
Teachers reported benefits for all students, and in particular AP and Special Needs students.
Who’s Flipping? The more I flip, the more I want to flip!
7+ years of teaching : 85%
Have used the flipped model less than 2 years: 91%
SUBJECTS MOST FREQUENTLY “FLIPPED”
SCIENCE: 46%
MATH: 32%
ELA: 12%
95% of respondents are secondary school teachers
50% from suburban schools
25% urban
25% rural
Source: A TeacherView™ Survey by ClassroomWindow and the Flipped Learning Network™, conducted June 2012
Meet Our Flipped Learning Experts
Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams are considered the pioneers of Flipped Learning, coauthors of the bestselling book Flip Your Classroom: Reach Every Student in Every Class Every Day (ISTE/ASCD, 2012), and sought-after speakers and trainers. Eight years ago, as science teachers in a rural high school in Colorado, they recorded their lectures for students who were missing class due to sports, illness or other absences so they could keep up with their class; little did they know they would become the “go-to guys” for Flipped Instruction. They are also the founding board members of the Flipped Learning Network™, with the mission to provide educators with the knowledge, skills, and resources to successfully implement Flipped Learning.
Jonathan Bergmann
Flipped Learning Expert
- Lead Technology Facilitator for the Joseph Sears School in Kenilworth, IL
- Presidential Award for Excellence for Math and Science Teaching in 2002 and was named semi-finalist for the Colorado Teacher of the Year in 2010
- Bachelor’s degree is in Science Education from Oregon State University and he holds a Master’s degree from the University of Colorado at Denver in Instructional Technology
Aaron Sams
Flipped Learning Expert
- Director of Digital Learning and Director of Admissions at the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, PA
- Awarded the 2009 Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching
- B.S. in Biochemistry and an M.A.Ed., both from Biola University
“Three years ago we decided to flip our entire high school. Flipped learning allows my teachers to better connect with their students in small groups instead of one large anonymous class. The teacher collaboration has been incredible, with all of our teachers working towards common goals. With more time on task in the classroom our students’ test scores have increased. We have fewer kids failing, more kids succeeding with better teacher/student relationships.”
—Greg Green, Principal
Clintondale High School
Clinton Township, Michigan
The first Flipped High School in the US
Flipped Learning
Foundations of Flipped Learning:Blended Model
Length: 1 day on-site and 6–8 hours online
The flipped classroom uses modern technology to create a sustainable, reproducible, and manageable environment for student-centered learning. With the transfer of foundational knowledge occurring outside of class time, students are asked to take ownership of their own learning. Educators are able to personalize each class and increase time spent with each student. This flipped-mode workshop is based on the pioneering work of Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams and built in partnership with the Flipped Learning Network. Learn what flipped learning is, why it works, and how to flip a classroom.
OUTCOMES:
By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
- Determine what to flip in a classroom.
- Decide where in the learning cycle to incorporate a video lesson.
- Develop intentional content.
- Flip a classroom in a mastery or inquiry-based learning environment.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
K–12 Educators, District Facilitators, Coaches, Instructional Technology Specialists, Coordinators
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 25
ISBN: K–12 focus: 119351
ISBN: Secondary focus: 119308
English Language Learners
EL Essentials in a Common Core Framework:Fused Online Course
Equivalent Seat Time: 12 hours
Prepare English learners to become strong communicators of purpose who will reach and exceed the Common Core State Standards. During this informative and engaging course, Pam Allyn demonstrates her steps to ensure that English learners become central to the work of CCSS. She ignites best practices for ELs: exploring and using the richness of language, exposing the students to genre diversity, helping all students read deeply and critically, and more. Allyn shares methods to assess English learners for content and language understanding, and provides rich, effective means of instruction, including ways English learners can write and speak for real audiences and for authentic purpose in ways that will enrich their language development. Allyn addresses the challenges faced when working with English learners and the CCSS around text complexity and close reading and provide solutions. Self-paced and live sessions encourage participants to meet virtually to collaborate, discuss, and share information with their colleagues. Each participant submits a lesson plan that the facilitator reviews and receives a certificate of completion and feedback on this plan at the end of the course.
OUTCOMES
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explore best practices to help English learners meet the CCSS.
- Assess English learners for content and language understanding.
- Support English learners to write and speak for real audiences.
- Understand the challenges teachers face when working with English learners.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
K–12 Educators, School Leaders, Coaches and Staff Development Specialists
Number of participants: Up to 50
Cohort pricing:
ISBN: Up to 15: 119617
ISBN: Up to 15 (+ Text): 119637
ISBN: Up to 30: 119608
ISBN: Up to 30 (+ Text): 119628
ISBN: Up to 50: 119618
ISBN: Up to 50 (+ Text): 119638
National Virtual Institute: Individual Registrations: See the schedule of national virtual events and register at
SIOP® Training for Teachers:Fused Online Course
Equivalent Seat Time: 12 hours
Educators gain an in-depth understanding of the components of the SIOP® Model and strategies to implement it in their classrooms in this course. Using the best-selling research-based book Making Content Comprehensible for English Learners: The SIOP® Model, participants gain practical skills to collaborate, share, and implement lesson plans that incorporate all eight components and thirty features of SIOP® in order to teach content while developing students’ academic and social language. In addition to the SIOP® Model text, participants receive a workbook and A+RISE sampler cards to support their implementation of the model upon returning to their schools.
Outcomes:
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Explain eight factors that affect second-language acquisition.
- Identify the components and features of the SIOP® Model.
- Observe and practice each of the eight components.
- Incorporate the SIOP® Model into lesson planning.
- Build a sample lesson using SIOP®.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
K–12 Educators, School and District Administrators, Coaches, Specialists, Staff Development Specialists
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: Up to 50
Cohort pricing
ISBN: Up to 15: 114021
ISBN: Up to 15 (+ Text): 117010
ISBN: Up to 30: 114009
ISBN: Up to 30 (+ Text): 116991
ISBN: Up to 50: 114007
ISBN: Up to 50 (+ Text): 116993
National Virtual Institute: Individual Registrations: See the schedule of national virtual events and register at
SIOP® Training for Teachers:Blended Model
Length: 2 days on-site, 10–12 hours online
Based on the face-to-face Training for Teachers, this blended training provides educators with an in-depth understanding of the components of the SIOP® Model and strategies to implement it in their schools and classrooms. Educators gain practical skills to collaborate, share, and implement lesson plans that incorporate all eight components and thirty features of SIOP® in order to teach content while developing students’ academic and social language.
Outcomes:
By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
- Identify eight factors that affect second-language acquisition.
- Explain how the components and features of the SIOP® Model are a part of good instruction for English learners.
- Observe and practice each of the eight components.
- Incorporate the SIOP® Model into lesson planning.
- Build and deliver a sample lesson using SIOP®.
- Receive coaching and feedback on SIOP® implementation
TARGET AUDIENCE:
K–12 Educators, School and District Administrators, Coaches, Specialists, Staff Development Specialists
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: Up to 50
ISBN: 119060
SIOP® Training for Administrators:Fused Online Course
Equivalent Seat Time: 6 hours
School and district administrators use the best-selling, research-based book The SIOP® Model for Administrators to learn about the SIOP® Model and understand how it can improve instruction for all students, including English learners. Participants consider the roles that coaches and administrators can play in supporting teachers using the SIOP® Model and are provided with The SIOP® Model for Administrators to support implementation upon returning to their schools.
Outcomes:
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Explain the general needs of English learners and how the SIOP® Model can meet these needs.
- Identify how implementing the SIOP® Model in their schools and districts can have a positive impact on teaching all students.
- Discuss the roles that coaches and administrators can play in supporting teachers implementing the SIOP® Model.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
District Administrators, School Administrators
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: Up to 50
Cohort pricing
ISBN: Up to 15: 117002
ISBN: Up to 15 (+ Text): 116994
ISBN: Up to 30: 117013
ISBN: Up to 30 (+ Text): 117003
ISBN: Up to 50: 116983
ISBN: Up to 50 (+ Text): 117014
National Virtual Institute: Individual Registrations: See the schedule of national virtual events and register at
SIOP® Component Enrichment: Self-Paced Course
Equivalent Seat Time: 3 hours
Based on the face-to-face Component Enrichment days, these self-paced courses help educators sharpen their understanding of a feature of the SIOP® Model.
OUTCOMES:
- By the end of each course, participants will be able to:
- Deepen their understanding of the features of each component of the SIOP® Model.
- Learn how to create effective lessons that incorporate those features.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
K–12 Educators, District Administrators, School Leaders, Coaches
PREREQUISITE:
SIOP® Training for Teachers
Per Seat pricing
ISBN: Lesson Preparation: 116734
ISBN: Building Background: 116861
ISBN: Comprehensible Input: 116735
ISBN: Strategies: 116772
ISBN: Interaction: 116754
ISBN: Practice and Application: 116846
ISBN: Lesson Delivery: 116855
ISBN: Review and Assessment: 116872
SIOP® Component Enrichment:Fused Online Course
Equivalent Seat Time: 6 hours
Based on the face-to-face Component Enrichments days, these online courses help educators sharpen their understanding of a component and corresponding features of the SIOP® Model in a virtual setting.
Outcomes:
By the end of each course, participants will be able to:
- Deepen their understanding of the features of each of the components of the SIOP® Model.
- Learn how to create effective lessons that incorporate those features.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
District Administrators, School Leaders, Coaches, K–12 Educators
Prerequisite:
SIOP® Training for Teachers
Number of participants: Up to 50
Cohort pricing
ISBN: Lesson Preparation: Up to 15: 119464
ISBN: Lesson Preparation: Up to 30: 119455
ISBN: Lesson Preparation: Up to 50: 119445
ISBN: Building Background: Up to 15: 119475
ISBN: Building Background: Up to 30: 119465
ISBN: Building Background: Up to 50: 119456
ISBN: Comprehensible Input: Up to 15: 119446
ISBN: Comprehensible Input: Up to 30: 119476
ISBN: Comprehensible Input: Up to 50: 119466
ISBN: Strategies: Up to 15: 119457