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E-Courses Help Educators Meet Professional Development Goals

03/01/02

Teacher Created Training (TCT), a division of Teacher Created Materials, is offering online courses for personal growth and graduate-level credits. The online courses allow educators flexibility in achieving their professional development goals. Online students can complete the course work at their convenience, taking up to six months to complete the assignments. Many online instructors are experienced college professors. Graduate-level credits are offered by TCT in cooperation with the Fresno Pacific University School of Professional Studies. Current courses cover a range of subjects, including using presentation, word processing and spreadsheet skills in the classroom; multimedia authoring and use in the classroom; using Kid Pix in the classroom; and reading, writing, math and science courses. Teacher Created Materials, Westminster, CA, www.teachercreated.com.

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