Selecting the Best Fit for You
Each of the programs outlined below are core programs and reflect the minimum amount of time and topics that—together—bring coherent, stand-alone value to partners.
A core program includes multiple modules, which address the different topics that make up the program. A module could take a day to complete or could be longer. Module activities might entail a faculty/graduate student seminar, independent group work and discussion, field activity, suggested reading homework, etc. Each core program can also be supplemented with additional modules depending on the partner’s needs and goals.
Program topics include: AI and Technology in the Classroom; Curriculum Design & Development; Development of Professional Practice; Effective Design of Online Courses; Inclusive Education; Leadership Development; Literacy; Numeracy; Innovative Teaching Methods; Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM); and Teacher Educator Professional Development.
Outcomes & Results
Individuals that participate in our programs leave the experience with materials and new connections and networks that enhance teaching, learning, scholarship, and research or that support ongoing program development. Depending on the focus and length of your program, materials could include new curriculum elements, handbooks and guidelines for practices, and assessment materials.
Contact Us
If you or your school, organization, or post-secondary or government institution are interested in pursuing a professional development and learning experience, please contact us at edoise@msu.edu in the Office of International Studies (OISE) in Education within MSU’s College of Education.
