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Teachers
in any state or country may register online for Barbara Gruber
Courses. Courses are designed for K-6 Teachers.
All teachers
who enroll in Barbara Gruber Courses may opt to earn up to three
semester units of post-graduate University credit for each course.
For more information, go to About University
Credit on the Home page of this website.
In some states,
professional development providers may apply for "Approved
Provider" status. Below is a list of states where we are
approved as providers or are working on becoming approved providers.
If your state/region/school district has an approval process for
providers, please let us know and we will find out if we can apply.
When teachers
enroll in Barbara Gruber Courses from states/regions where we
are Approved Providers, they will receive by post office mail
further information regarding specific requirements for their
states. State programs and requirements change from time to time;
therefore, it is the registrants' responsibility to verify that
the courses meet their requirements for recertification and/or
salary advancement.
All courses
are self-paced and run continuously--you may start your course on
any day at any time. At this time, we are Approved Professional
Development Providers in:
ILLINOIS: Provider #102834
MASSACHUSETTS:
MA does not issue provider numbers.
NEW
JERSEY: Provider # 4796
ONTARIO
CANADA: College
of Teachers:
Provider #1058200
WASHINGTON: University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA is an Approved Provider.
We offer up to 3 semester credits per course of optional post-baccalaureate
credit.
WISCONSIN: We offer up to 3 semester hours of optional post-baccalaureate credit
through University of the Pacific, a fully-accredited University.
Therefore,
we are not required to request approval of our on-line courses offered
to Wisconsin educators. However, every educator has to ensure that
the course work they select for renewal of their 5-year licenses
must directly and substantively relate to one or more of the licenses
they hold, or to their professional competence.
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