EDDL 262 - Successful Teaching for Acceptance of Responsibility Online
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Successful Teaching for Acceptance of Responsibility is a Performance Learning Systems® online course that helps experienced and beginning educators create a classroom environment in which responsible behavior is modeled, taught, and supported. Participants will explore the underlying causes of irresponsible behavior and learn specific strategies associated with four instructional approaches that empower students to
be self-directed, responsible learners: helping students develop personal power, helping students use effective mental models, teaching students appropriate behaviors, and developing skills for positive student confrontation. As participants learn to mentor, model, coach, and facilitate responsible actions in their students, they likewise develop
increasing responsibility and personal power in their own professional practice.
Registrants are responsible for ordering the following materials for this course:
Moorman, C., & Weber, N. (1989). Teacher talk: What it really means. Bay City, MI: Institute for Personal Power.
You can access the course syllabus by visiting the following website Course Syllabus
Registration for the June 2, 2009 session will close on May 26, 2009.
Registration for the June 30, 2009 session will close on June 22, 2009.
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