Welcome to Teachers Continuing Education! Because we never stop learning!

Teachers Continuing Education helps teachers and educators find information about affordable continuing education courses, workshops, and conferences. Review our list of Colleges and Universities offering courses for Continuing Education Unit (CEUs), Professional Learning Unit (PLUs), Professional Development Unit (PDUs), Clock Hours, Undergraduate credit, or Graduate credit.

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Masters In Teaching Programs

Keeping pace with this online enrollment trend the Esteves School of Education at The Sage Colleges in Troy, New York is preparing highly effective leaders, educators, teachers, school counselors and clinicians who support, encourage and create learning environments that meet the learning needs of all students; who strive to include students with disabilities with all necessary supports; who value diversity; who are reflective; and who are knowledgeable about best practices by offering a variety of degree and certificate programs online.

Click here for a complete listing of Sage online degree and certificate programs.

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Early Childhood Education

Early childhood education is the foundation for a student's learning career. Teachers Continuing Education would like to bring focus to preschools, caregivers and family child care providers. This pre "K" group of early childhood educators can take college courses to assist them in preparing for a CDA Exam and improving their skills in child development. The skill set of these early childhood educators are reflected in a child's education.

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Student Feedback

This course expanded quite a bit on the basic knowledge I previously had for differentiated instruction. I believe it is incredibly important to differentiate for student success in the classroom and real world, and it is great that classes like this are offered for teachers who may not believe the same thing or understand how great its importance is to students.

Jolene M.
Why DI?: An Introduction to Differentiated Instruction
MSU, Northern
February, 2013

The course was very comprehensive and challenging. I am already utilizing the clubs and other forms with students. I have shared some of the information with teachers, and plan to discuss with my principal if we can incorporate isolation rooms in the classrooms.

Stephanie G.
Behavior is Language
Valdosta State University
February, 2013

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