Correspondence Courses for Teachers

Correspondence courses are classes that can be taken via email or by way of materials sent through the postal service. These materials usually contain a series of assignments that the student must complete within a given span of time. Teachers can take advantage of correspondence courses to advance their own careers or for the sake of improving their effectiveness in the classroom.
  1. Teacher's Aide Courses

    • Penn Foster Career School offers correspondence courses leading to a career diploma for those who want to be a teacher's aide. In larger school districts where the student-to-teacher ratio tends to be higher, teacher's aides can serve an important role in the classroom. The teacher's aide program can be completed in about six months. This program can be completed through online courses or through correspondence courses. As part of the program, students learn about classroom communication skills, providing assistance to students who may have special needs, the role of technology in the classroom and various techniques for effective instruction.

      Penn Foster Career School

      Student Services Center

      925 Oak St.

      Scranton, PA 18515

      888-427-1000

      pennfoster.edu

    Professional Development Courses

    • The University of La Verne in La Verne, California, offers professional development courses for teachers in nearly all areas of educational specialization. These courses are offered at the graduate level and are fully accredited by the Western Association of Colleges and Schools. Courses offered include art history courses such as art history and art instruction. In the field of educational psychology, courses are offered in the areas of assessment, teaching, multicultural classrooms, motivation and classroom management and school culture and violence. Various courses are also available in English, history, literature, science, sports and coaching, and technology.

      University of La Verne

      1950 3rd St.

      La Verne, CA 91750

      909-593-3511

      laverne.edu

    Advancement Courses for Teachers

    • California State University, Monterey Bay, offers advancement courses for teachers through email correspondence. These ACT courses are offered in a variety of educational fields such as health, art, general education, science, history, psychology and sports and physical education. The university offers courses with interesting titles such as "Eating Can Be Dangerous To Your Health," "The Utilization of Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom," "The New Age of Discovery: Planetary Explorers" and "Integrating the Internet into the Art Classroom."

      California State University, Monterey Bay

      100 Campus Center

      Seaside, CA 93955

      800-916-2818

      actprogram.info

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