Presale until June 17th 2024 | Course access starts on June 18th

This course is designed for secondary teachers (high school and middle school) who seek to integrate unit menus into their classroom. Learn how to increase student autonomy and encourage ownership over learning through unit menus. This course will teach you about the anatomy of a unit menu, best practices for tracking student progress, and provide suggestions for menu implementation and design. Course participants will have the opportunity to visualize what this might look like in the classroom by participating in a unit menu designed to learn about this instructional strategy. At the end of this course, a certificate with two professional development hours will be issued.

Teachers who will benefit from this course:

✅ New teachers
✅ All teachers teaching virtual, hybrid, or in-person
✅ All teachers looking to infuse technology into their daily practice
✅ All teachers seeking to improve differentiation in their classrooms

Course Curriculum:
Chapter 1 | Menu Creation
Chapter 2 | Implementing menus
Chapter 3 | Enrichment

Each chapter includes:
🔹Video demonstrations that include tool walkthrough, how-to videos, actionable tips
🔹Editable templates and worksheets that support you and your students' needs
🔹Interactive activities and assignments where you can share ideas and ask for help

FAQs:

Do I have access to my courses forever?

You will have access to your courses for 1 full year.

Will Professional Development Credits be earned by completing each course?

A course completion certificate with the number of course hours will be issued after the completion of each course. Your school or district may have further requirements for professional development. I think our practical teacher courses should definitely count, but it will be up to your district.

Can a site license be purchased for a school district?

Please contact me at msrazzchemclass@gmail.com with the number of teachers you would like to use our courses with and I will get back to you with group pricing.

Are I affiliated with any edtech company?

No! There are online tools, apps, and educational tech tools that we talk about in our courses, but we have not received any compensation from these companies, unless otherwise indicated inside the course. I only recommend tools we think are terrific! I do not own these tools or apps and we do not provide tech support beyond the scope of the course. If any links within the course are affiliate links (for example Amazon), the link will be noted as such.