RIC- Establishing Classroom Communities for Student Success

RIC- Establishing Classroom Communities for Student Success

The most effective classrooms set students up for success by building strong relationships, taking an instructional approach to behavior and social-emotional learning, and arranging the environment to maximize learning and minimize challenging behaviors.  The most effective teachers, set up effective classrooms and then engage in ongoing self-reflection to ensure continued success and continual improvement.  This course explores what it takes to build classroom communities that support ALL students, providing practical tools to plan, or improve your classroom.  
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Intended Audiences

Teacher Candidates in RIC SPED 210 and 503

Course Type

Self-Paced

Recommended # of PLUs

*1-9 PLUs


Teacher: Ellen Reinhardt

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RWU Student Teaching SOR PD

RWU Student Teaching SOR PD

The purpose of this professional learning community is to come together as senior teacher candidates with assigned university clinical educators to explore and meet the Science of Reaching (SOR) and Structured Literacy awareness competencies, as outlined by the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE). This SOR professional development will serve as a foundation for all RWU teacher candidates seeking state licensure from our programs. During senior residency, candidates will engage in learning activities that further demonstrate their commitment to self-growth, reflection, and elevating student access to content that will support their success via an MTSS practice lens.
This PLC requires an enrollment key.  You can find your enrollment key on your Syllabus in the Textbook and Virtual Engagement Resources sections.



Intended Audiences

Restricted to RWU Student Teaching Seminar Candidates

Course Type

Professional Learning Community

Recommended # of PLUs

5 PLUs


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