Professional Development Solutions
The best classroom teachers know how to motivate and engage students. However, instructional skill sets and strategies vary from classroom to online teaching. Even veteran teachers need support to make that transition.
As an operating public school funded solely upon successful student completions, Florida Virtual School knows the pressure of ensuring student achievement. An entire collection of tools have evolved which now directly benefit you.
Teaching Online Series
The Teaching Online Series is the perfect professional development answer for your teachers. These courses are filled with best practices specific to the virtual school environment, including customer service tips and time savers. All courses can be accessed 24/7 via a username and password, or customized with information unique to your school.
Teaching Online 101: Introduction to online teaching
Teaching Online 102: A look at advanced topics
Teaching Online 103: Learn to assist struggling readers
eTeacher’s Guides
Our newly re-developed eTeacher’s Guides perform the same function as traditional teacher’s guides that accompany textbooks. Designed to complement FLVS courses, eTeacher’s Guides provide each teacher with their own virtual "walk through" of a course, including a review of course content, theme, pace, syllabus, assessments, answer key access, rubrics, and course materials.
ETLO Workshops
Looking for a quick way to brush up on what’s new in online education? FLVS is proud to offer fully-facilitated mini-courses created by EdTech Online Leaders (ETLO), an award-winning developer of online content. These standards-based, project-oriented workshops are developed and updated by leading experts in educational technology and provide an overview of new developments in online learning.
ETLO workshops are facilitated by fully-trained FLVS instructors. All course content is provided online and contains reading materials, multimedia resources, interactive exercises, and focused asynchronous discussions. Most of these workshops consist of six sessions, amounting to approximately 30 total credit hours.