Introduction to Designing a Single Set of Shared Learning Objectives for Integrated Education and Training (IET)
This webinar provides an introduction to the elements needed for successful team teaching and, specifically, the development of a single set of integrated learning objectives to guide instruction. IET administrators, ESL and workforce training (CTE) teachers explore approaches and strategies for the planning and successful implementation of integrated programs. The webinar was produced collaboratively by staff from the State Leadership Projects CALPRO and CASAS.
Co-Teaching Model of IET Implementation: Donna Price, I-BEST ESL Instructor, Certified Nursing Assistant Program
In the Co-Teaching model, two instructors share a class, one teaching basic skills and the other providing technical training to their students. One way of doing this is using the integrated basic skills and educational training (IBEST) method. San Diego Continuing Education offers a certified nursing assistant program that is delivered using this model. Listen to several practitioners share their perspectives and lessons learned.
Co-Teaching Model of IET Implementation: Kathy Campbell, R.N., I-BEST Instructor, Certified Nursing Assistant Program
In the Co-Teaching model, two instructors share a class, one teaching basic skills and the other providing technical training to their students. One way of doing this is using the integrated basic skills and educational training (IBEST) method. San Diego Continuing Education offers a certified nursing assistant program that is delivered using this model. Listen to several practitioners share their perspectives and lessons learned.
Co-Teaching Model of IET Implementation: Beverly Garcia, Coordinator, I-BEST Certified Nursing Assistant Program
In the Co-Teaching model, two instructors share a class, one teaching basic skills and the other providing technical training to their students. One way of doing this is using the integrated basic skills and educational training (IBEST) method. San Diego Continuing Education offers a certified nursing assistant program that is delivered using this model. Listen to several practitioners share their perspectives and lessons learned.
Alternating Teachers Model of IET Implementation: Ed Smith, Associate Director, Centers for Applied Competitive Technologies (CACT)
San Diego City College currently operates the Shipworks Institute, which uses the Alternating Teachers implementation model. This IET program combines basic skills instruction with training in shipbuilding and ship repair.
Alternating Teachers Model of IET Implementation: Trudy Gerald, Dean of Arts and Humanities, Communications and Telecommunications
San Diego City College currently operates the Shipworks Institute, which uses the Alternating Teachers implementation model. This IET program combines basic skills instruction with training in shipbuilding and ship repair.
Alternating Teachers Model of IET Implementation: Ira Garcia, Program Coordinator, Shipworks Institute
San Diego City College currently operates the Shipworks Institute, which uses the Alternating Teachers implementation model. This IET program combines basic skills instruction with training in shipbuilding and ship repair.
Alternating Teachers Model of IET Implementation: Corle Huffman, Basic Skills Instructor, Shipworks Institute
San Diego City College currently operates the Shipworks Institute, which uses the Alternating Teachers implementation model. This IET program combines basic skills instruction with training in shipbuilding and ship repair.
Alternating Teachers Model of IET Implementation: Naomi Tilley, Instructional Assistant, Shipworks Institute
San Diego City College currently operates the Shipworks Institute, which uses the Alternating Teachers implementation model. This IET program combines basic skills instruction with training in shipbuilding and ship repair.