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The University of Missouri – Columbia College of Education

by The Center for the Future of Teaching & Learning | Nov 27, 2018 | 0

The University of Missouri – Columbia College of Education

Primary Grant Focus

Professional development and assessment experts at the College of Education at the University of Missouri-Columbia aim to improve teacher implementation of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) by offering teachers a comprehensive online system of professional development resources.

Strategies for Supporting Common Core Success

The Network for Educator Effectiveness (NEE), developed and housed at the University of Missouri-Columbia, provides high-quality online teacher training and resources related to the instructional shifts required by the CCSS. NEE is the largest, university-based, K-12 internet-accessible network in the country. With more than 35,000 teachers in the system, it serves districts across the state. The NEE website provides high-quality online teacher training for all teachers to support professional development and student learning related to CCSS instructional shifts.

With BMGF funding the Network is:

  • Adding a series of CCSS-focused online learning modules for mathematics and English language arts to an existing library. The first set of CCSS-related modules offered teachers basic information about standards-based academic content and instructional approaches. New modules delve deeper into this content.
  • Providing to principals teacher progress data from the online modules, to strengthen principal understanding of: (1) How the CCSS might be integrated into existing curricula, and (2) how instructional practices could be adapted to meet these more rigorous standards.

General Information

The University of Missouri – Columbia College of Education

Columbia, MO 65211

Marc Doss, Regional Professional Development Center Director

Email: dossm@missouri.edu
Phone: (573) 882-0859

www.missouri.edu

https://education.missouri.edu/

http://nee.missouri.edu/

www.theedhub.org

Term of Grant: August 2013 – June 2015

Grantee Initiative: Network for Educator Effectiveness: CCSS Learning Modules

Region: Missouri

Subject Area: Literacy and Mathematics
Education Levels: K-12
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