Walden Courses

Assessment and Curriculum Assessment to Improve Student Learning  (K-12) Designing Curriculum and Instruction with the Learner in Mind  (K-12) Classroom Management Assertive Discipline® and Beyond  (K-12) Classroom Management to Promote Student Learning  (K-12) Succeeding With Difficult Students®  (K-12) Teaching Students to Get Along® K-6  (K-6) Inclusion Including Students with Special Needs: Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment*  (K-12) Instructional Strategies Building Your Repertoire of Teaching Strategies  (K-6) Differentiating Instruction for Student Success*  (K-12) Helping Students Become Self-Directed Learners®*  (K-12) Learning Differences: Effective Teaching with Learning Styles and Multiple Intelligences®  (K-12) Math: Teaching for Understanding K-6  (K-6) Meeting the Needs of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners*  (K-12) Supporting Students with Learning Disabilities: Strategies for Success  (K-6) The Adolescent Brain™  (K-12) Motivation Motivating Today's Learner®  (K-12) Returning Creativity to the Classroom™  (K-12) The High-Performing Teacher®  (K-12) Parental Involvement How to Get Parents On Your Side®  (K-12) Reading and Literacy Helping Struggling Readers With Content-Area Learning*  (6-12) Improving Reading in the Content Areas*  (6-12) Motivating Students to Read™  (K-12) Supporting the Struggling Reader®  (K-6) Teaching Beginning Readers Pre-K-3*  (K-6) Teaching Developing Readers 4–6*  (K-6) The Effective Reading Teacher™*  (K-6) Teacher Leadership Course Series Introduction to Teacher Leadership*  (K-12) Teacher Leadership for Learning and Teaching*  (K-12) Teacher Leadership in Professional Learning Communities*  (K-12) Teacher Leadership: Mentoring, Coaching, and Collaboration*  (K-12) Technology Technology and 21st Century Literacy Skills*  (K-12) Using Technology to Engage Diverse Learners*  (K-12) Using Technology to Enhance Content-Area Learning*  (K-12)

*This course is eligible for transfer into Walden University’s M.S. in Education program. Students must submit a Transfer of Credit Request form during the degree program admission process. Up to four Canter courses may be transferred.