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How can I purchase online Courses?
Teachers can use school PD money to enroll in HQIM Academy courses. Curriculum developers can use annual PD funds to cover courses that relate to training and growth in curriculum development.
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Can I earn credits from Teachers College of San Joaquin if I live outside of California?
Yes. Students do not need to reside in California or San Joaquin County to earn credits.
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I am a district leader or curriculum development manager. Are there options for my whole team to enroll in HQIM Academy courses? ?
Yes, HQIM Academy can set up bulk enrollment for your team of educators or curriculum developers. For additional live or custom courses, contact: [email protected].
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Mini Course: Essentials of Curriculum Writing
CourseLearn the essentials of writing curriculum. This mini-course covers topics related to inclusive language, clarity of writing, peer reviews, and more.
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Leveraging AI in Curriculum Development
CourseThis course provides K-12 educators, curriculum developers, and instructional designers with the knowledge and practical skills needed to integrate AI tools into the curriculum development process.
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Introduction to Curriculum Development
CourseDevelop high-quality curriculum for diverse audiences with practical tools and best practices. Build a portfolio and kickstart your career in curriculum development.
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Curriculum Development for Early Career Professionals
CourseDevelop high-quality curriculum for diverse audiences with practical tools and best practices. Build a portfolio and kickstart your career in curriculum design.
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Essentials of High-Quality Instructional Materials
Digital downloadDiscover the core principles of HQIM, their significance, and learn how to effectively design them for enhanced learning outcomes.
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AI Assisted Lesson Design
Digital downloadHave you wondered how AI can be used to design lessons? Download this interactive resource to go through the step-by-step process for designing lessons that maintain focus on rigorous content and practice standards.