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Valley Teachers Group

Alternative Ed Teaching Strategies

This course provides continuation school and community day school teachers with advanced knowledge and practical strategies for fostering student success in alternative education environments. Participants will explore innovative teaching methods, trauma-informed practices, classroom management, and approaches to addressing diverse learning needs.
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Alternative Ed Teaching Strategies

This course provides continuation school and community day school teachers with advanced knowledge and practical strategies for fostering student success in alternative education environments. Participants will explore innovative teaching methods, trauma-informed practices, classroom management, and approaches to addressing diverse learning needs.
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What you'll learn
Understand the unique challenges and opportunities in continuation school settings
Develop and apply trauma-informed and culturally responsive teaching strategies
Integrate social-emotional learning (SEL) into daily instruction
Explore effective classroom management and restorative practices
Design and implement differentiated instruction for diverse learners
Utilize technology and project-based learning to enhance student engagement
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The Station Rotation Model

This course introduces educators to the station rotation model—a flexible, student-centered framework that makes it easier to meet the needs of diverse learners while freeing teachers to work directly with small groups. By rotating students through a teacher-led station, an online station, and an offline station, educators can differentiate instruction, build agency, and create more opportunities for meaningful feedback and connection. Participants will explore how to design each station with intention, manage logistics, and overcome common challenges like large class sizes and short periods. This course offers practical strategies for creating dynamic, engaging, and equitable classrooms where all students can thrive.
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Catlin Tucker

The Flipped Classroom Model

This course will guide you in designing effective instructional videos that shift the flow of information outside the classroom, freeing up valuable in-class time for student-centered learning. Educators will explore how flipping instruction empowers students to control the pace of their learning while increasing accessibility and engagement. From deciding when to flip instruction to creating impactful video content and structuring three-part video lessons, this course equips teachers with everything they need to implement a flipped classroom model. Learn how to maximize face-to-face time for connection, support, and differentiation—so students can thrive, and teachers can do what they do best: facilitate learning.
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Catlin Tucker

The 5E’s Instructional Model (with a Blended Twist!)

This course reimagines inquiry-driven instruction by combining the power of the 5Es instructional model with the flexibility of blended learning. Grounded in student-centered design, this model invites students to explore compelling questions and problems through a structured yet adaptable sequence: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate. Educators will learn how to leverage online and offline learning environments to give students more control over their learning experience, while ensuring progress toward clear, standards-aligned goals. Each stage of the 5Es is brought to life with practical strategies and spotlight lessons focused on student agency and online discussions, helping teachers spark curiosity, deepen learning, and design for meaningful engagement.
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Catlin Tucker

Education Reimagined: Shift Mindsets, Transform Learning Environments

This course invites school leaders, instructional coaches, and educators to reimagine what’s possible in today’s classrooms by shifting mindsets and adopting more flexible, student-centered approaches to teaching and learning. Grounded in research and responsive to the needs of both teachers and students, this course offers practical strategies for creating more effective, equitable, and fulfilling learning environments. Educators will explore how to design for future-ready skills, build sustainable teaching practices that support their well-being, and ensure every student has access to meaningful, inclusive learning experiences. This course empowers teachers to lead the transformation toward classrooms where all students thrive.
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Rachel Roberson, teach@kqed.org

Making Audio to Inspire Learning by KQED

Master the basics of audio production and gain the confidence to lead audio projects with students
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Rik Panganiban, teach@kqed.org

Analyzing Media Messages: Bias, Motivation and Production Choices by KQED

Learn how media messages are built not just through scripts but production choices like framing and music and how these choices influence our interpretation and actions.
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Angel Valerio, teach@kqed.org

Making Video to Inspire Learning by KQED

In this course, you will get started making videos for instruction and gain the confidence to lead video projects with your students
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Rik Panganiban, teach@kqed.org

Making Photo Essays to Inspire Learning by KQED

In this course, you will learn the principles of photo essay production, make a photo essay and a lesson plan that you can use right away.
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Rik Panganiban, teach@kqed.org

Making Infographics to Inspire Learning by KQED

Learn to represent complex ideas, information and data in compelling infographics and develop the confidence to enrich your teaching with new media skills.
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Rachel Roberson, teach@kqed.org

Evaluating Online Sources: Checking Facts and Identifying Misinformation by KQED

Prepare your students to be savvy online researchers by giving them the tools they need to distinguish facts from misinformation. Gain confidence and resources for teaching how to evaluate information and spot unreliable sources.
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Trevor Muir

Trevor Muir: PBL Master Class

PBL expert, Trevor Muir, takes you step by step in each of the 16 video lessons on how to plan, manage, and assess rich and engaging Project Based Learning.

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