1. Is there still space in the AP Computer Science course? We might have 2
girls interested.
2. Also, has this course passed the AP audit? Do yo uhave your ID number for
the AP so we can show parents that it has passes the audit?
3. I'm assuming that the OSG will have some sort of a transcript or
something noting a student's grade? Is that so?
I hope it works out that we'll have Stuart students participating next year!
Kris
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Brad Rathgeber <
brad.rathgeber@holton-arms.edu> wrote:
> The Online School for Girls is proud to announce a new course offering...
> this one for teachers.
>
> This summer from 6/20-7/17, the Online School for Girls will be offering an
> online professional development course on Blended Learning, designed for
> middle and high school teachers with some interest in blended instruction,
> but some to little experience with it. The course will be taught
> asynchronously, with assignments due at intervals within the course. A full
> course description is below.
>
> Register now at http://www.onlineschoolforgirls.org/apply.html (click on
> the link "Register for Professional Development"). The class is limited at
> 25, so it will fill quickly.
>
> Creating a Great Blended Learning Experience, (06/20/2010-07/17/2010),
> Cost: $450.00 (charter affiliates and consortium member schools receive
> discounts)
> This course is designed for the secondary-level teacher who is comfortable
> posting assignments on the web, is interested in the concept of blended
> instruction, but needs guidance or exposure to the online tools and methods
> that exist, literally, at their fingertips. We will spend time exploring
> current research and theories to answer the question: Why is blended
> learning so powerful? Once we have established a solid understanding of
> blended learning, we will shift our focus to practical matters to answer the
> question: How do I create a great blended learning experience for my
> students? Participants will connect and collaborate with each other through
> a variety of online activities, averaging 2 - 4 hours a week, as we explore
> best practices and practical tools available for blended learning
> instruction. By the end of this four week experience, teachers will have
> concrete ideas about how to apply blended learning methods to their own
> teaching.
>
--
Kristina Schulte
Dean of Faculty
Stuart Country Day School
1200 Stuart Rd, Princeton NJ 08540
609-921-2330 x 297
fax 609-497-0784
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