Teachers Network: Online Courses for Teachers

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Teachers Network's Online Courses

P-Credit Courses

New York City Teachers can earn three "P" credits for each online course. You can earn these credits from the comfort of your own home. "P" credits can be applied towards salary differentials for New York City Department of Education employees.

New Teacher Online Courses

Teachers can improve their skills with the support of veteran facilitators on topics most important to their profession. Online lessons can be accessed from any computer at any time, day or night.

Violence Prevention

This training is designed to respond to the requirement for a two-hour certification course to be conducted for teachers, teaching assistants, pupil personnel service professionals, and administrators in New York State as part of the Safe Schools Against Violence in Education Act (SAVE). Based on research on violence prevention and intervention and crisis response.

New Teacher Online Courses

Teachers Network has created a series of self-guided online courses for new teachers who wish to improve their professional practice. Based on the best-selling New Teachers Handbook and our companion CD-ROM sets: Successful Teaching Practices in Action for Elementary School Teachers and Successful Teaching Practices in Action for Secondary School Teachers, teachers can follow along at their own pace and at their convenience. Licenses for these courses are available to school districts and/or universities for purchase. School districts and universities grant professional development credit for those who complete the optional assignment. To take the New Teachers Online Course TOUR, click here. For more information, contact Peter Paul at ppaul@teachersnetwork.org.

How to Use the Internet in Your Classroom

Teachers Network has created a series of self-guided online courses designed to introduce teachers to resources and strategies for integrating use of the Internet in their daily classroom practice. Teachers can follow along at their own pace and at their convenience. These courses are offered in conjunction with our book, How to Use the Internet in Your Classroom, and two CD-ROMs, How to Use the Internet in Your Classroom and Making the Most of the Web With Your Students. Licenses for these courses are available for school districts and/or universities to purchase. School districts and universities grant professional development credit for those who complete the optional assignment. For more information, contact Peter Paul at ppaul@teachersnetwork.org.