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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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Back to School AI Bundle
BundleBuild your AI system before the semester gets away from you. The Back-to-School AI Bundle helps you develop systems for curriculum and lesson design that meet the needs of the learners in front of you. Don't wait to transform your planning!
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Embedding Structured Literacy in Curriculum Design
CourseGreat literacy teaching and literacy curriculum design are different skills. This course teaches how translate literacy research into design principles. Participants learn to design curriculum that embeds science of reading.
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Project Management for Curriculum Work
CourseWhat No One Told You Before You Joined the Team: This course is not about managing projects; it's about surviving and thriving inside them. This course is perfect for new and early-career curriculum developers working as individual contributors.
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Equity and Access in Curriculum Design
CourseCurriculum is never neutral. This course is for curriculum developers who want to move beyond surface-level representation and build equity and access into the structure of their work from the very first draft.
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Future-Ready Developer
BundleThe curriculum landscape is changing. Get ready before it changes without you.
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Curriculum Career Accelerator
BundleThe on-the-job curriculum knowledge most developers spend years figuring out — in one place.