GHAEA Virtual Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) Training
The Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) Model is a research-based and validated instructional model that has proven effective in addressing the academic needs of English learners throughout the United States. Learn about the SIOP Model research base.
In addition, teachers report that SIOP-based teaching benefits all students, not just those who are learning English as an additional language.
Green Hills AEA is providing support to district teachers to access SIOP training through Pearson’s SIOP Training for Teachers Virtual Institute.
The SIOP® Training for Teachers Virtual Institute is a cost-effective and convenient way to learn about the scientifically validated SIOP® Model. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of how SIOP® works in content-area classrooms. Watch expert-led sessions right on your computer. Experience SIOP® classroom lessons, listen to SIOP® authors, and participate in an author Q&A live. It’s a powerful new learning model for educators with limited time or budget for travel. The book will be shipped directly to the address you provide. With the text in hand, you will have the resources to put what you learn during the institute into practice in your classroom.
The Institute runs for 4 weeks with 11 sessions. Each session is approximately 1 hour in length. Anecdotal reports indicate approximately 3 hours of work counting session time per week. Live sessions occur at 4:30 pm Central Time.
Support is provided by Green Hills AEA in the form of $500 mini-grants reimbursing school districts for the cost of registration and an honorarium stipend for teacher(s) time completing the professional learning off-contract.
-Registration cost reimbursed = $300
-Honorarium stipend =$200
Available Sessions:
-October 16 - November 6
-November 13 - December 4
To register for this opportunity follow the registration link below and complete the mini-grant application form. Teacher teams are highly recommended in order to gain the greatest benefit through collaboration, teamwork, and implementation accountability. As the mini-grant is to be disbursed as a reimbursement to the participant(s) school district, it is critical that prior approval by your district supervisor is gained before completing the mini-grant application.
License Renewal Credit is available for this course, if interested please email Joe Woracek at the address below.
Additional coursework is required.
Participants must pay the standard cost of $35 for a license renewal credit.
Questions can be directed to Joe Woracek (jworacek@ghaea.org) - 712.366.0503
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