Course Description

Effective teaching begins with understanding the role of instruction in the learning process. Fundamentals of Instruction is an online professional development course that helps educators distinguish between instructional and non-instructional duties while exploring best practice instructional methods. This course focuses on learner-centered teaching strategies that support engagement, deepen understanding, and guide effective instruction in real learning environments.

Course Curriculum

    1. Learning Goals

    1. WebBook: Fundamentals of Instruction

    2. Study Slides: Non-Instructional vs. Instructional Duties

    3. Check What You Know

    4. Study Slides: Instructional Methods

    5. Check What You Know

    1. Mindful Teaching Tool Box

    1. Assessment

    2. Feedback

About This Course

  • 2 Hours
  • 2 Years of Access
  • Online, self-paced

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the difference between an instructor’s non-instructional duties and instructional duties

  • Compare best practice instructional methods used to support effective learning

  • Text length of individual points can be shorter or longer depending on your needs

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This course is part of the Instructional Methods Bundle

Learn Now. Apply It Forward.

  • Earn Continuing Education Hours

    The successful completion of this course fulfills 2 hours of the NACCAS Teaching Methodology requirement. Please confirm eligibility with your state board.

  • Build Toward Educator Certification

    Apply courses toward the Pivot Point Educator Certification Program, a structured path designed to support ongoing professional growth.

  • Support Your Professional Development

    Strengthen instructional skills with practical, learner-centered courses created to support effective teaching in real learning environments.

Instructional Methods

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