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Continuing Education: Professional

Development Course Offerings

Spring 2016

The dates are set for our upcoming Professional Development courses. To plan for

your upcoming semester at Trinity, see the schedule and the courses listed by date and

by subject on the next pages. Online and paper registration will begin

Wednesday, Novermber 18, 2015.

This semester we will once again be offering the $50 Online Registration Tuition

Discount! Now is your chance to take advantage of this offer and get the courses you

need for less!

Registration information and course descriptions are on our website everyday. The

full Professional Development Spring Schedule, complete with directions, policies and

registration information, is coming soon:

www.trinitydc.edu/continuing-education/

Paper copies of the Spring 2016 Schedule will be

back from the printer and mailed out in early December.

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Spring 2016

Session 1

4 Saturdays

Jan. 23, 30, Feb. 6, 20, 2016*

9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

*Snow Make up:

2/24/16 4:45-10pm

EDU 530B

Methods of Teaching Reading in the Content Area: Secondary, Part

I Parkdale

EDU 666

Process and Acquisition of

Reading Parkdale

EDU 686B Physical Geography, K-8 Trinity EDU 700C Praxis Preparation: Mathematics Trinity

EDU 734B

Assessment for Reading

Instruction Parkdale

EDU 759A

Teaching Reading in Early

Childhood Parkdale

EDU 881A

Behavior Management for the

Special Needs Student Parkdale

EDU 893

Ensuring Success for the Student

with ADHD Parkdale

EDU 945 Curriculum Development Parkdale EDU 956 Health and Nutrition for Children Parkdale EDU 976C Power Point for Educators Trinity MAED

538M History of Mathematics Parkdale

PHSC 501

Physical Science for Elementary

and Middle School Teachers Trinity SPA 500 Spanish for Educators, Part I Parkdale

Session 2

8 Weeks

January 25 - March 20, 2016

Online

EDU 530B

Methods of Teaching Reading in the Content Area: Secondary,

Part I Online

EDU 540B

Methods of Teaching Writing in

the Content Area Online

EDU 561W

Methods and Strategies for

Inclusion Online

EDU 589H

Human Growth and

Development: Secondary Online

EDU 597A

Supervision and Professional

Development in a K-12 Setting Online EDU 704B Instruction of Reading Online

EDU 734B

Assessment for Reading

Instruction Online

EDU 790A

Organization and Leadership of

Schools through Administration Online EDU 799

Teaching Writing to Limited

English Proficiency Students Online EDU 945 Curriculum Development Online MAED 556 Discrete Math for Teachers, K-6 Online

Session 3

4 Saturdays

Feb. 27, Mar. 5, 12, 19, 2016*

9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

*Snow Make up: 3/23/16 4:45-10pm

EDU 520H World History II Trinity

EDU 530C

Methods of Teaching Reading in

the Content Area: Elementary Parkdale EDU 531A

Academic Literacy for the STEM

and Career Technology Educator Parkdale

EDU 551S

SMART Board for the K-12

Educator, Part I: Introduction Trinity

EDU 589H

Human Growth and

Development: Secondary Parkdale EDU 680A Leadership for the 21st Century Trinity

EDU 682

Methods of Teaching Reading in

the Content: Secondary, Part II Parkdale EDU 694 Methods of Teaching: Secondary Trinity EDU 700A Praxis Prep: Reading & Writing Trinity EDU 700D Performance Based Assessment Parkdale EDU 704A

Methods of Teaching Children

with Autism Parkdale

EDU 800 Juvenile Delinquency Parkdale EDU 887 Legal Issues in Special Education Parkdale EDU 893S Introduction to Special Education Trinity EDU 989A

Teaching Reading to Limited

English Proficiency Students Parkdale ENV 724 Earth Science for Teachers, K-6 Trinity SPA 501 Spanish for Educators, Part II Parkdale

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Session 4

8 Weeks

March 21 - May 15, 2016

Online

BIO 520 Biology for Teachers, K-6

Online

*NEW*

EDU 517C

Introduction to Inclusive

Education

Online

EDU 526A Children’s Literature

Online

EDU 666

Process and Acquisition of

Reading

Online

EDU 680A Leadership for the 21st Century

Online

EDU 682

Methods of Teaching Reading in

the Content: Secondary, Part II

Online

EDU 684E

Curriculum Methods and

Instruction: Elementary

Online

EDU 856A Legal Issues in Education

Online

EDU 881A

Behavior Management for

Special Needs Students

Online

EDU 893S

Introduction to Special

Education

Online

EDU 930A

Classroom Management and

Discipline

Online

EDU 997W

Methods of Teaching World

Languages

Online

MAED 696 Probability and Statistics

Online

Session 5

Monday - Friday

March 28, 29, 30, 31, April 1, 2016

9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

EDU 526A Children's Literature

Trinity

EDU 597A

Supervision and Professional

Development in a K-12 Setting

Trinity

EDU 911A Math with Manipulatives

Trinity

EDU 930A

Classroom Management and

Discipline

Trinity

CPR Certification

CE 106 - CPR: Adults, Children and AED

Saturday, March 5, 2016 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. $70

This course is designed to teach members of the general public correct CPR techniques for use on adults and children. The course also covers use of an AED (automated external defibrillator) as an important part of the CPR sequence for adults and children. Students learn how to relieve choking in a responsive or unresponsive adult or child and how to use a barrier device to prevent contamination during rescue breathing. Upon successful completion of the course, students receive a certification card valid for two years.

Please register by submitting a Non-Credit Course Registration Form found under the “Forms” section of our website.

Session 6

4 Saturdays

Apr. 9, 16, 23, 30, 2016

9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

*NEW* EDU 502B Enhancing Classroom

Instruction in Urban Schools Parkdale EDU 530B

Methods of Teaching Reading in

the Content: Secondary, Part I Trinity

EDU 547C

Interpersonal Communication

Skills Trinity

EDU 553A Microsoft Word Trinity

EDU 561W

Methods and Strategies for

Inclusion Parkdale

EDU 587

Students in Crisis: Issues of

Abuse and Violence Trinity

EDU 688

Methods of Teaching Social

Studies, K - 12 Trinity EDU 700D Performance Based Assessment Trinity

EDU 701B

Transitions for Students with

Disabilities Parkdale

EDU 704B Instruction of Reading Parkdale

EDU 851A

Using Play and Creative Activity

in Early Childhood Trinity EDU 856A Legal Issues in Education Parkdale

EDU 876C

Classroom Strategies for Teaching

the Exceptional Child Trinity EDU 917 Teaching Writing to Children Parkdale EDU 921 Understanding Bullying Parkdale EDU 931 Teaching and Learning Principles Parkdale

EDU 997W

Methods of Teaching World

Languages Parkdale

MAED 525 Algebra for Teachers, K-6 Trinity SPA 503 Spanish for Educators, Part III Parkdale

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Spring Courses by Sector

Administration

EDU 597A

Supervision and Professional

Development in a K-12 Setting

EDU 680A

Leadership for the 21st Century

EDU 790A

Organization and Leadership of Schools

through Administration

EDU 856A

Legal Issues in Education

EDU 945

Curriculum Development

Assessment of Students

EDU 700D

Performance Based

Instruction/Assessment

EDU 734B

Assessment for Reading Instruction

Classroom Management

EDU 930A

Classroom Management and Discipline

Counseling

EDU 587

Students in Crisis: Issues of Abuse and

Violence

EDU 800

Juvenile Delinquency

Curriculum

EDU 945

Curriculum Development

Early Childhood Education

EDU 759A

Teaching Reading in Early Childhood

EDU 851A

Using Play and Creative Activity in Early

Childhood

Educational Psychology

EDU 921

Understanding Bullying: Managing

Behavior and Teaching Tolerance

EDU 931

Teaching and Learning Principles

English as a Second Language

EDU 799

Teaching Writing to Limited English

Proficiency Students

EDU 989A

Teaching Reading to Limited English

Proficiency Students

Foreign Language

EDU 997W

Methods of Teaching World Languages

SPA 500

Spanish for Educators, Part I

SPA 501

Spanish for Educators, Part II

SPA 503

Spanish for Educators, Part III

Geography

EDU 686B

Physical Geography, K-8

Health and Physical Education

CE 106

CPR: Adults, Children and AED

EDU 956

Health and Nutrition for Children

Human Growth and Development

EDU 589H

Human Growth & Development:

Secondary

Human Learning

EDU 931

Teaching and Learning Principles

Law and Education

EDU 856A

Legal Issues in Education

EDU 887

Legal Issues in Special Education

Leadership

EDU 502B

Enhancing Classroom Instruction in

Urban Schools *NEW*

EDU 547C

Interpersonal Communication Skills

EDU 680A

Leadership for the 21st Century

EDU 790A

Organization and Leadership of Schools

through Administration

Mathematics

EDU 911A

Math with Manipulatives

MAED 525

Algebra for Teachers, K-6

MAED 538M History of Mathematics

MAED 556

Discrete Math for Teachers, K-6

MAED 696

Probability and Statistics

Methods

EDU 684E

Curriculum Methods and Instruction:

Elementary

EDU 694

Methods of Teaching: Secondary

Praxis Preparation

EDU 700A

Praxis Prep: Reading/Writing

EDU 700C

Praxis Prep: Mathematics

Reading/Language Arts

EDU 540B

Methods of Teaching Writing in the

Content Area

EDU 526A

Children's Literature

EDU 530C

Methods of Teaching Reading in the

Content Area: Elementary

EDU 530B

Methods of Teaching Reading in the

Content Area: Secondary, Part I

EDU 531A

Academic Literacy for the STEM and

Career Technology Educator

EDU 666

Process and Acquisition of Reading

EDU 682

Methods of Teaching Reading in the

Content Area: Secondary, Part II

EDU 704B

Instruction of Reading

EDU 734B

Assessment for Reading Instruction

EDU 759A

Teaching Reading in Early Childhood

EDU 917

Teaching Writing to Children

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Science

BIO 520

Biology for Teachers, K-6

ENV 724

Earth Science for Teachers, K-6

PHSC 501

Physical Science for Elementary and

Middle School Teachers

Social Studies

EDU 520H

World History II

EDU 688

Methods of Teaching Social Studies, K –

12

Special Education

EDU 517C

Introduction to Inclusive Education

*NEW*

EDU 561W

Methods and Strategies for Inclusion

EDU 701B

Transitions for Students with Disabilities

EDU 704A

Methods of Teaching Children with

Autism

EDU 876C

Classroom Strategies for Teaching the

Exceptional Child

EDU 881A

Behavior Management for the Special

Needs Student

Special Education (continued)

EDU 887

Legal Issues in Special Education

EDU 893

Ensuring Success for the Student with

ADHD

EDU 893S

Introduction to Special Education

Supervision

EDU 597A

Supervision and Professional

Development in a K-12 Setting

Technology

EDU 551S

SMART Board for the K-12 Educator,

Part I: Introduction

EDU 553A

Microsoft Word

EDU 976C

Power Point for Educators

Writing

EDU 540B

Methods of Teaching Writing in the

Content Area

EDU 917

Teaching Writing to Children

Summer 2016 News!

As was the case last year, early May courses that had previously been released as part of the spring

course schedule will now be on our summer course schedule. Information about these course

offerings will be available to you as soon as possible.

To get the lastest information about course offerings and

Continuing Education please join our email list by subscribing on our homepage.

New Courses!

EDU 502B

Enhancing Classroom Instruction in Urban Schools *NEW*

This course is designed to give aspiring and current school leaders practical strategies that can be used to

implement and/or maintain high-quality instruction within urban school settings (especially those schools

that are struggling and have a history of failure). The tenets of this course will focus on key areas of

instructional leadership that will allow urban school leaders to move past barriers that adversely affect the

teaching and learning process. They will also be able to implement effective changes that will help improve

a school’s overall academic performance. Session 6

EDU 517C

Introduction to Inclusive Education *NEW*

This course provides an overview of inclusive education research and best practices in inclusive classrooms.

The course is geared toward teachers, administrators, and parents interested in learning more about inclusive

education. In this course, participants examine research on inclusive education and outcomes for students

with and without disabilities, legal aspects of inclusive education, schoolwide inclusive practices, and

strategies for increasing access to general education curriculum and contexts for students with disabilities.

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Online Login/Password Request Form

(or Change of Address)

*This is not a Registration Form*

Please complete this form in its entirety. Returning students may complete this form online at:

http://www.trinitydc.edu/continuing-education/login-request/.

If a first time Trinity student, attach documentation of an undergraduate degree or higher (see Admission below).

Upon receipt of this request form, your login ID and password will be sent within two business days to the email

address you provide.

Check the box(es) for the request(s) that you want to submit:

Request online login ID and password

Request address change

Last Name:

First Name:

Gender:

Address 1:

Address 2:

City:

State:

Zip:

Email:

Phone (Day):

Phone (Night):

Social Security #:

Date of Birth:

Where do you teach?:

Admission/Degree Confirmation

1.)Have you received credit from Trinity?

Yes

No*

2.) * If No, in order to receive credit, you must submit a copy of one of the following forms of official

documentation of an undergraduate degree or higher when you submit this form: a final transcript,

Bachelor’s diploma, or Teaching License (if degree status is indicated).

3.) DEGREE(S) HELD Please check those that apply to you:

B.A./B.S.

M.A./M.S.

M.A.T. M.Ed.

Ed.D.

Ph.D.

J.D.

Other

I have read the policies and procedures as listed on the Continuing Education website and/or in the complete published schedule for this semester. I understand the registration requirements and that I am responsible for and agree to pay all charges I incur at Trinity, whether or not my employer initially agreed to pay my tuition. With my signature below, I acknowledge that I am willing to comply with the aforementioned policies and I approve the release of my report card to my address above.

______________________________________________________ ____________________

Signature Date

Mail: Trinity - Office of Continuing Education - Main Hall 464, 125 Michigan Ave NE, Washington, DC 20017

Email: [email protected]  Fax: 202-884-9084

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