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2012 Summer Classes for Educators and Administrators

Courses available this summer for educators and administrators will be conveniently listed in the brochure when finalized. Please check back.

Summer 2012 Classes for Educators (PDF to come soon.)

We have listed a sampling of courses you can take to fulfill undergraduate and graduate degree requirements in Elementary and Secondary Teacher Certification, Curriculum and Instruction, Literacy, Bilingual Education, and Counseling Programs. Also listed are many other courses relevant to educators. Courses are available in alternative timeframes, through workshop formats, at various sites, and through distance delivery methods.


 

Professional Education/In-Service Distance Education Courses

Looking for a convenient way to earn credits toward recertification or a promotion?

A selection of courses available via computer-based multimedia are offered for professional education, undergraduate, or graduate credit in conjunction with an educational vendor, Virtual Education Software, Inc. (VESi). These interactive, multimedia courses for teachers are affordable, relevant, up-to-date and portable.

Please check with the proper certifying agency prior to registration. Classes are offered during the first and second five-week sessions of summer semester.

Class titles and descriptions can be found at Professional Education Partner: VESi


 

Masters Programs in Literacy, and Bilingual & ESL Education

The Departments of Literacy and Bilingual/ESL Education and the Division of Extended Studies are pleased to offer three weekend masters programs.

These degrees are obtainable in two years and can be started in any semester or in summer.

Prospective students may contact:


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Boise State Writing Institute

The Boise State University Writing Project is part of the National Writing Project network, now in its 38th year.

The National Writing Project, known as the NWP, has been widely recognized as the most successful grassroots movement for school and instructional change in the history of American education. The network consists of over 250 international sites and includes an international corps of exemplary teachers and teacher leaders. These teachers are active in their own schools and at the regional and national levels in providing in-servicing, policy advice, teacher-consulting, teacher research and various other services to their profession.

BSWP 2012 Summer Invitational Institute
June 11-July 6 (ENGL 579-1100)

BSWP: Teaching for Social Justice
June 10-June 15 (ENGL 594-1100)

BSWP: Service Learning & Inquiry
June 18 - 22 (ENGL 594-1101)

 

For more information contact Jeff Wilhelm at jwilhelm@boisestate.edu.

You may also visit the Boise State Writing Project web site.


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