Meadows Center Instructional Practices Series
Developed by The Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk (MCPER) and delivered through UTHS, this professional learning series provides educators with research-based instructional strategies in a flexible, self-paced format. Courses are organized as a series of targeted modules focused on high-impact classroom practices, allowing participants to earn CPE credit through accessible, asynchronous learning.
- Features of Effective Instruction - Literacy (Reading Language Arts)
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Module 1: Explicit Instruction with Modeling In this module, participants explore what effective explicit instruction looks like in practice and how modeling supports student learning. Through simulations, you will identify key features of explicit instruction, review core definitions, connect these strategies to your own teaching, and complete a written reflection to apply your learning.
Module 2: Systematic Instruction with Scaffolding
In this module, participants will be introduced to the second component, systematic instruction with scaffolding. The four components, covered within this course are used to systematically address key challenges in the learning process. Module 3: Multiple Opportunities to Practice and Respond
Coming Soon! Module 4: Immediate and Corrective Feedback & Conclusion Coming Soon!
Features of Effective Instruction Purchase Order Registration | ||
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| Single Module | $35 | |
| Mini-Bundle (Any 2 Modules) | $65 | |
Full Series (All 3 Modules) + Bonus: Module 4 Included Free! | $90 | |