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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), is a federal law that protects the privacy of students’ education records. The Protection of...

The goal of this course is to help the classroom teachers develop an understanding of Individualized Educational Programs - IEPs. During your teachin...

This course is intended to provide Texas school district employees important information regarding youth suicide and how school faculty and staff can ...

Examples of student expectations and contracts as well as management tips for using "Bring Your Own Technology" in the classroom will be shared. We w...

Orthographic processing is one of the main components that affects the early development of reading skills in students. In this course you will learn ...

In this course for students, we’re going to talk about Proper searching, Privacy and Identity Theft, Copyright, and Cyberbullying.

In Module 3 of this course you will understand how the requirements and the information provided in the dyslexia handbook affects district and campus ...

This course will help you understand the legal and professional aspects of Senate Bill 7 related to improper relationships between educators and stude...

This course provides teachers with instructional and behavioral strategies for teaching and supporting students with autism spectrum disorders.  

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act addresses the need for access to services for people with disabilities. Compliance with Section 504 is required ...

The use of different technology in a classroom setting can have many positive benefits. This course will guide you through several resources available...

Smore is one of the easiest platforms for online publishing. In just a matter of minutes, you can publish your online flyer and have your content out ...

Hangouts Meet is a video conferencing software by Google. This course navigates the communication platform to help teachers learn different ways to ke...

Digital Citizenship is the process of guiding everyone to use technology appropriately and responsibly. In this course, you will learn proper digital...

Learn basic tips and tricks for using Google Spreadsheets in the classroom. Some common formulas we will explore include count-if, array, and transpos...

In this session, you will learn about online graphic organizers that can be implemented into your curriculum as learning tools to help students better...

This introductory 3-part series is designed to give educators the basics to promote successful technology integration. You will explore topics like: I...

This course will explore the new features in Microsoft Excel 2016, as well as go over the fundamental tools that this spreadsheet software has to off...

Explore free apps and tools that you can use in your classroom today to support your struggling students.

Examples of student expectations and contracts as well as management tips for using "Bring Your Own Technology" in the classroom will be shared. We w...

This Gifted and Talented course features innovative instructional strategies teachers can use to navigate around roadblocks and empower gifted student...

Learn about the various options that you have for differentiating instruction for GT students with this 1-hour course. 

Learn about Twice-Exceptional students and how to accommodate them in your classroom and meet their unique needs.

In this course you will learn how to understand the emotional needs of GT students to be better able to meet their educational needs.

In this Gifted and Talented course, we cover Gardner's Multiple Intelligences and the Renzulli Giftedness model, as well as strategies for supporting ...

This course focuses on differentiation in your science classroom using different types of inquiry to challenge your GT students. 

Learn how to understand concerns and communicate effectively with parents/guardians of GT students. You will also go over strategies and options for G...

This course provides specific tools and techniques to raise the bar so Gifted and Talented students are challenged and are learning new material daily...

This course will introduce you to Myers-Briggs personality typing and patterns in types among adults and GT students. You will become familiar with th...

Explore assessment terminology, assessment tools, and discover why differentiated assessments are necessary for your GT students. 

Dr. Ruby Payne brings her knowledge and expertise to Eduhero with a three-part course series, A Framework for Understanding Poverty. Part I focuses ...

Part II of the course series focuses on Teaching Actions 1 - 4. These actions are related to developing mutual respect, teaching hidden rules, knowing...

In Part III, you will focus on Teaching Actions 5 - 10: using mental models, teaching abstract processes, the importance of planning, using the adult...

This course is designed to equip you with the practical skills needed to effectively resolve teacher to student conflict. 

This course is designed to equip you with the practical skills needed to have effective parent-teacher conferences, mediate parent-teacher concerns, a...

Generational Conflict is an industry leading course that helps education professionals not only understand the multitude of generations, but it empowe...

Foundations of a Conflict Leader 1.0 is a dynamic course offering a foundation of terms, ideas, practices, and common languages to help you get an hon...

Foundations of a Conflict Leader 2.0 is a dynamic course offering a foundation of terms, ideas, practices, and common languages to help you get an hon...

Dr. John Conley and Dr. Brian Zemlicka discuss the teacher shortage and retention dilemma and possible solutions for these issues. 

Hear from Dr. Brian Zemlicka and Mr. John Conley on the roles, responsibilities, and relationships of the Superintendent and the Board.