Teacher Leadership for School Improvement (TLSI)
The Teacher Leadership for School Improvement (TLSI) program is an online masters and specialist degree program that targets improving the learning of students and teachers.
The program is carefully designed by the
School of Teaching and Learning
and the
Center for School Improvement
to meet the needs of working elementary, middle school, and secondary teachers.
Length:
12 courses (36 credits), approx. 18-24 months
(complete list of requirements)
Delivery:
Web
Requirements:
Locational - one practicum session
Computer Requirement:
High speed Internet access recommended
(complete list of requirements)
Admissions:
Beginning of each semester (January, May, August)
Prerequisites:
Bachelor's degree; GRE 1000 (verbal and quantitative)
TLSI participants will:
• learn new strategies,
• implement them in their classroom with guided assistance,
• collect evidence of student learning, and
• reflect on and adjust their teaching practices.
Through systematic inquiry into teaching practices, the program is designed to enhance student achievement and cultivate lifelong learning that supports teacher leadership for school improvement.
For additional information and enrollment information, please Dr. Colleen Swain at 352-392-9191 x264 or cswain@coe.ufl.edu.
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