Standardized Test Grammar Skills PD
Professional Development for Teachers Approved for 6 PD Hours
Help students improve their reading, writing and speaking skills.
As an individual (single user) taking this class for personal or professional development, you have full access to class materials for your specified time of enrollment. You must complete all lessons and surveys to receive your certificate. Learn at your own pace. The instructor retains all copyright ownership for all of the materials presented in this course. Any resources not directly written by the instructor are duly noted and properly cited. Students are expected to abide by fair use laws when printing course materials. No part of this course may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the author.
Content Drip Schedule: 2x weekly
Weekly Study Time: 2-4 hours
Estimated Course Completion: 4 weeks
16 Course Hours
6 PD Hours
Video Lessons
Lecture Slides
Quizzes
PDF Handouts
Weekly Reminder Emails
Duration: three (3) months
Bonus eBook
Certificate of Professional Development
Text: Grammar Testing Essentials
PDF: Grammar Testing List
Text: Top ELA Rubric Categories
PDF: Rubric Categories
DQ: Your Feedback
Text: Grammar Skills Practice
Video: Verbs
Slides: Verbs
Exercise: Verbs
Handout: Helping Verbs
Quiz: Verbs
Yes. As an educator earning professional development hours, you have six (6) months to complete this course from the date you register.
All enrollments are final. No refunds. Our courses have taken copious amounts of time, energy and personal finances to build. We are confident that all of our courses deliver the exact information you need to improve your writing skills and instructional techniques.
Certificates are immediately auto-generated when you complete 100% of the course, and can be downloaded from your student dashboard in PDF format. If you cannot retrieve your certificate, contact the Director.
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