Course Details

Bridging the Culture and Poverty Gap in Education

Course #: EDUC_716G

Semester Credits: 3
Cost: $420.00

Is the glass half full or half empty? A brain that is susceptible to adverse environmental effects, such as poverty and adverse childhood experiences, is equally susceptible to the positive effects of a rich, fully balanced learning environment and caring relationships. Be a part of the movement that is building students’ resilience, self-esteem, and character as schools improve the academic achievements and life readiness of students of poverty and different cultures. This revolutionary concept is a proven strategy that desires to reach every student. In the end, it is a win-win for students, schools, and the future of America.

 Whether you are a teacher, administrator, counselor, or educational consultant, you will benefit from the outstanding research and experience of the highly-respected education experts. Through their extensive backgrounds in brain research, education, curriculum alignment, transformational leadership and school improvement, learn how to implement a comprehensive set of instructional strategies and motivational tools to make a significant impact in student learning when adverse childhood experiences and poverty come into play. This comprehensive framework is conveyed in a concise, reader-friendly format that walks educators through the philosophies, research, and strategies behind this approach. Focus is also placed on a whole-staff approach to wellness to meet the needs of students with adverse childhood experiences.

This course is applicable towards the following certificates:
*Motivation and Classroom Management
*Instructing and Supporting English Language Learners

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Professional development courses for teachers.

Top Reasons to Enroll:

•   Self-paced coursework
•   Academic and Administrative support
•   Free transcripts are sent upon completion
•   Electronic transcripts available for a nominal fee
•   Earn semester credits from a WASC accredited university
•   Registration includes all course materials
•   eBooks available on select courses
•   Convenient Online Chat for student assistance
•   Certificate programs available
•   Rapid grading turnaround time
•   Unparalleled value

You may complete the assignments for this course ONLINE or PDF.
These options will be available upon checkout.

Semester Credits: 3
Cost: $420.00

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