Friends university teacher education summer 2014 workshops

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Graduate Workshops Summer 2014 New Workshops

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Artist Journals for Teachers Course #: ART 2231-10 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Ruth Lawlor | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/2/14 & 6/3/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 15

Think Art! Develop your creativity, find and practice your own personal style, advance your drawing and lettering skills and boost your confidence as a creative individual through journaling. Participants will explore mixed media and collage techniques. Visual journaling is a powerful way to move beyond words in your daily reflections. Not only does working with images access a different part of our brains it is a source of playfulness and creative joy. Visual journals offer an avenue to restore the spirit through self-expression and ignite creativity.

A $10 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop. Participants will need to bring a sketchbook and markers, black fine point and ultra-fine Sharpie markers, scissors, glue stick and one or two old magazines.

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Finding and Using Humor in Your Life and in the Classroom Course #: EDUC 1024-54 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Ruth Dey | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/2/14 & 6/3/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

Teachers, did you know that preschoolers laugh approximately 450 times per day and an adult only 15 times a day? How many times do you laugh, giggle, or even grin in a given day? This class can provide a roadmap to put more laughter, joy, and humor in your life. Patch Adams, whose mirthful medicine is featured in the powerful movie starring Robin Williams, knows the inner side of healing. The movie reminds us that some of the most important factors in healing are not high-tech marvels but ordinary factors such as love, compassion, friendship, and hope. This class of using humor in your life and in the classroom is not about joke telling. This course is to help you reactivate and experience the healing power of laughter, joy and humor and will give you the prescription to help yourself and others feel healthier and happier.

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Active Lessons Course #: EDUC 5113-03 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Maurica Gilliland | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/2/14 & 6/3/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

Are you looking for easy ways to get students moving while maintaining high levels of engaged/enhanced learning? Do you want to diversify/differentiate while teaching the standards and benchmarks? If this is intriguing to you, this workshop may be just what you are looking for. This cross-curricular workshop will include activities and ideas that have been implemented and the opportunity to create activities specific to your and your students’ needs.

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Common Core for All Seasons: Grades K-2 Emphasis Course #: LART 2770-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Garvey Art Building, Room 115 Instructor: Gail Pryce & LaDonna Voth | Grade Levels: K-2 Dates: 6/2/14-6/5/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

This workshop will encourage teachers to integrate instruction with the Writing and Art Kansas College and Career Ready Standards. Applying the activities in the classroom will improve students’ writing and creative expression as well as fill the bulletin boards with unique projects. Although the workshop is grade specific, innovative classroom teachers and art instructors can adapt many of the ideas for their students’ needs. No art experience required. A $5 resource fee is to be paid to instructors on the first day of the workshop.

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Tips, Tricks, & Techniques for Using Microsoft Word™ Course #: ITEC 2864-08 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 2 Instructor: Rachel Nally | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/2/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/23/14

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Did you know there are many shortcuts that can decrease your work time? Are you using Microsoft Word as efficiently as possible? This workshop could be for you, even if you are a regular user. Learn basics and features you never knew how to use including format painter, text boxes, find and replace, recoloring pictures, etc. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 1. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/ frequently-asked-questions-2.

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Creating the Online Learning Experience Course #: ITEC 2922-03 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Sandy Paul | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/2/14-6/29/14 | Tuition: $360 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/23/14

Do you want to create an online learning experience, but need help getting started? This online workshop will provide you with a framework for organizing your effort, strategies for connecting and communicating with your students, and skills for creating a dynamic and engaging experience for your students. The expertise learned can be applied to hybrid, fully online, or flipped classroom and any Learning Management System (i.e.; Blackboard, Angel or Moodle). This course uses Moodle as its Learning Management System. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

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Publisher Projects in the Classroom Course #: ITEC 2919-05 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 2 Instructor: Rachel Nally | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/3/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/26/14

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Stuck in a classroom project rut? Have you ever thought of using the business card template to create flashcards in your classroom? What about the postcard template as testing motivators? This course will discover new ways to use Microsoft Publisher templates in your classroom. We will spend time exploring the following templates: business cards, postcards, certificates (awards & gift), flyers, calendars, newsletters, brochures, posters, and others. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 7. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/ frequently-asked-questions-2.

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Journal Drawing Basics Course #: ART 2252-04 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Ruth Lawlor | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/4/14 & 6/5/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 15

Develop your drawing skills through observation and practice. Learn how to take time to look at and record simple objects and convey a mood or daily reflection in a journal-style sketchbook. A $5 materials fee will be due to the instructor the first day of the workshop. Participants will need to bring a sketchbook with heavy weight paper, soft eraser and a variety of drawing tools.

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Making Learning Last... Using Brain Research in the Classroom Course #: EDUC 5065-05 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Lori Gunzelman | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/4/14 & 6/5/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Do you sometimes “teach” a lesson but your students don’t retain the information in the longterm? Are you looking for ways to engage your students and to make your classroom a more dynamic learning environment?

Do you find yourself stuck in a “teaching rut” and are ready for some new ideas? If so, come learn about what brain researchers have discovered that teachers can immediately put to use in their classroom to help students retain information, create a dynamic learning environment, and motivate yourself at the same time! Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop to class and will be asked to share ideas for implementing brain-based strategies during the second class session. A $5 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

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10. ESL Strategies Course #: EDUC 5163-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Maejean Hammar | Grade Levels: PreK-8 Dates: 6/4/14 & 6/5/14 (9:00 am-4:30) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Do you teach ESL students, but you are not ESL endorsed? Would you like to learn strategies to help you instruct your ESL students better? Then this is the class for you! Come prepared to learn how to instruct ESL students with research proven techniques.

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11. Brain Breaks = Happy Students Course #: EDUC 5071-06 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Maurica Gilliland | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/4/14 & 6/5/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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Are you looking for an easy way to help your students increase their focus, knowledge, and therefore their happiness? Do you want to diversify/differentiate without having to completely change your lesson plans? If this is intriguing to you, this workshop may be just what you are looking for. This brain break workshop will include research information, brain breaks that have been implemented, and the opportunity to create brain breaks specific to your needs and your student’s needs.

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12. The Flipped Classroom Course #: EDUC 5206-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 2 Instructor: Diamond Gulick | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 6/4/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/27/14

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It is time to flip out! What is a flipped classroom? No previous experience with a flipped classroom is required, but a willingness to be open to increased student performance, increased student engagement, and some excitement about learning is mandatory! Please bring your wireless device to effectively participate in the workshop. We will explore the various types of a flipped classroom. We will discuss how a flipped classroom personalizes learning for all students, gives teachers time to use a variety of activities in the classroom to increase the depth of understanding of the concept at hand, makes learning the center of the classroom, and maximizes active learning opportunities in the classroom. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 7. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

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13. Education Can Be WILD in Your Classroom Course #: SCIE 2213-10 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 Zoo Blvd., Wichita, KS 66212 Instructor: Schanee Anderson & Laura King | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/5/14 & 6/6/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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Participants will become certified in Project WILD, Project Learning Tree Environmental Experiences for Early Childhood, Project WET, and Growing Up WILD Exploring Nature with Young Children ages 3-7 after participating in this class. Each participant will receive four books with hundreds of different activities to use in the classroom. There is a $65 fee due to instructor on first day of class in addition to enrollment in order to cover resource costs.

14. Interactive Notebooks in the Classroom Course #: EDUC 5205-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 2 Instructor: Diamond Gulick | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 6/5/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/28/14

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Make your notes come alive with interactive notebooks. Interactive Notebooks are an effective way to engage all students, even during note taking! Interactive student notebooks encourage active learning through use of critical thinking skills to organize and process content. We will discuss the purpose of interactive notebooks, review examples, and explore the best methods for students to process, question, and master new concepts. The notebook (a spiral or composition book) is divided into two sides, a left side for learning and a right side for creative processing. Learn to engage your students through actively learning as they create mind maps, make foldables, review using interactive flash cards and colorful notes to master each concept. Interactive notebooks can be used for a single lesson, unit, or for an entire curriculum. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 8.

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15. Freedom in Ministry: The Personal Affirmation of Christ Course #: THEO 5000-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 304 Instructor: Miriam Overholt | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/6/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 6/7/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

As modern society propagates a culture of both fear and performance, God initiates, inspires and sustains His ministries in freedom. God sets us free from personal fears and the need to perform as we face ourselves in the light of His overwhelming love and are refined in the praxis of ministry.

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16. #youcansurviveteachingwriting Course #: LART 2769-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Sue & Michelle Farag | Grade Levels: 2-5 Dates: 6/9/14 & 6/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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Want to find a spark for your students and writing? In this workshop we will provide strategies to help teachers develop an effective writing program. We will learn to select and use anchor books for modeling comprehension strategies, such as, connect, question, visualize, infer, and transform. We will spend time exploring the Common Core Standards for Writing and “why we write.” A materials fee of $5 will be paid to instructor on the first day of class.

17. The Art of Paper Course #: ART 2270-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Garvey Art Building, Room 116 Instructor: Shawny Montgomery | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/9/14 & 6/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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Creativity is a messy job, but so engaging! Marbleizing, dyeing, paste paper and tie-dye are a few of the many artistic ways to change the surface of paper. All of this messiness will then become a project worthy of correlation with common core standards. We will create polyhedrons, volumetric forms, journals, and sculptural books.

This workshop is designed as hands-on, promoting creativity, engagement, and project ideas using paper to be used in the classroom. Items to bring to class include: 9”x 12” or larger Watercolor paper (cold press student grade is fine), 2 cans of inexpensive shaving cream, scissors, watercolors, colored pencils, sharpie markers, xacto knife, inexpensive acrylic paint (if available). A $10 materials fee payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

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18. American Political Problems Course #: SOST 2356-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Russell Fox | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 6/9/14 & 6/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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In this workshop we will study some recent events in American politics, focusing mostly on elections and legislation from the past ten years, that have likely left a great many people with the perception that America’s political system has broken down, perhaps beyond the point of repair. The aim will be to enable teachers to thoughtfully respond to these concerns, and design classroom lessons and activities that will teach students to better appreciate the complications of our political system, both its frustrations and its possibilities.

19. The Organized Teacher Course #: EDUC 2630-41 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Ruth Dey | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/9/14 & 6/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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“Organization.” Does that word make you shudder in fear? Well, good organizational skills help eliminate stress—both for you and your students, in the home and in the classroom. Organized information is also easier to register and recall; learn to diminish distractions and remain focused. Topics addressed will be organizing your room, paper, and life, as well as brain and organizational techniques for reaching every learner. You will receive a valuable collection of reproducible classroom forms and sheets, ideas, and techniques enabling you to take action immediately.

20. Active Lessons Course #: EDUC 5113-04 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Lenexa | 8207 Melrose Dr. Suite 200, Lenexa, KS 66214 Instructor: Maurica Gilliland | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/9/14 & 6/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

Are you looking for easy ways to get students moving while maintaining high levels of engaged/enhanced learning? Do you want to diversify/differentiate while teaching the standards and benchmarks? If this is intriguing to you, this workshop may be just what you are looking for. This cross-curricular workshop will include activities and ideas that have been implemented and the opportunity to create activities specific to your and your students’ needs.

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21. Common Core for All Seasons: Grades 3-6 Emphasis Course #: LART 2771-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Garvey Art Building, Room 115 Instructor: Gail Pryce & LaDonna Voth | Grade Levels: 3-6 Dates: 6/9/14-6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

This workshop will encourage teachers to integrate instruction with the Writing and Art Kansas College and Career Ready Standards. Applying the activities in the classroom will improve students’ writing and creative expression as well as fill the bulletin boards with unique projects. Although the workshop is grade specific, innovative classroom teachers and art instructors can adapt many of the ideas for their students’ needs. No art experience required. A $5 resource fee is to be paid to instructors on the first day of the workshop.

22. Let’s Take a Nature Field Trip!

Course #: EDUC 5207-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Great Plains Nature Center, 6232 E. 29th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220 Instructor: Lindsay Drees | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/9/14-6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

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Take a trip with me to discover the many nature themed field trip opportunities in the Wichita area and get some incidental nature education along the way! We will talk about; what makes a good field trip, when, during a lesson, is a good time for a field trip, and when is the right time to have the field trip come to you! We will, also, learn how to gather and create valuable supplemental materials for you and your students to use before, during, and after their field trips. This workshop is for teachers of all grades, because kids of all ages enjoy and benefit from field trips. There will be multiple field trips per day. There is a possible $8 museum fee for admittance.

You will need to provide your own transportation to and from field trips, so please plan accordingly.

23. Get Caught in the Web: Websites in the Classroom Course #: EDUC 5070-06 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 2 Instructor: Rachel Nally | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/9/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/30/14

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Put down the pencil and paper; start using exciting websites in your classroom! We will look at comic strip creators, word clouds, trading card creators, presentation websites and additional websites that benefit both the teacher and student. Exciting ways to inject new life into your classroom projects will be demonstrated! This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 9. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/ frequently-asked-questions-2.

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24. Nailing Jello to the Wall Course #: EDUC 5215-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Rick Gibson | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 6/9/14-6/20/14 | Tuition: $360 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 5/30/14

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Classroom management in a middle school or high school may seem like herding cats one minute and nailing Jello to the wall the next. This workshop considers a number of inappropriate behaviors often observed in adolescents, the root cause of the behaviors, and “replacement behaviors” that might be substituted to make Life easier for students and teachers alike. Computer requirements for online or blended workshops may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2. This two hour workshop will require daily readings, web searches, discussion forums, and other activities each day for the first five days. No advanced technology skill beyond basic word processing and Web searching skills is required. Each of these five days will require one brief written assignment or discussion forum to complete. After the first five days and the five brief submissions, the participant will be given one week to complete and submit a paper or project demonstrating mastery of course objectives.

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25. Using Excel for EXCEL-lent Results in the Classroom Course #: ITEC 2920-03 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 2 Instructor: Rachel Nally | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/2/14

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Learn the basic elements of Excel™ spreadsheets, how to manipulate data, and ideas for using spreadsheets in content areas to make your classroom life easier! Participants will learn the necessary skills to create Excel™ worksheets that include titles, columns, rows, simple formulas, and other basics. Excel™ can be used in hundreds of ways in the classroom, from data analysis to interactive student projects! This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 11. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

26. Ceramic Face Jugs, Maracas, and More Course #: ART 2271-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Garvey Art Building, Room 116 Instructor: Shawny Montgomery | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/11/14 & 6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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This workshop is chocked-full of a variety of ceramic projects, including introduction to and the creation of face jugs, maracas and more. Educators will leave this workshop having gained an artistic appreciation for Face Jugs of the South by creating one of their own! All lessons may be used alone or as part of an interrelated activity using common core standards. Projects are based on the National Art Standards. Items to bring to class include: Ceramic sculpting tools (if you have supplies), one empty two liter pop bottle. A $20 materials fee payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

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27. Democracy, Voting, and Elections in America Course #: SOST 2318-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Russell Fox | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 6/11/14 & 6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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This workshop has the primary goal of reviewing the nature, history, and struggles of “American democracy,” with the overarching aim of giving to give you the information and insights you need to develop ways of teaching your students about our democratic system, and in particular about the ways in which they will, in time, be able to contribute to it–mostly by voting, but also through paying attention to and perhaps even becoming involved in campaigns and elections. A secondary goal is to become more able to situate the upcoming elections of 2014 into America’s democratic history, so as to better be able to make the political contests of the coming school year more relevant to students.

28. Is Your Interest, Pinterest?

Course #: EDUC 5213-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 3 Instructor: Maejean Hammar | Grade Levels: PreK-3 Dates: 6/11/14 & 6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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Pinterest isn’t just for fun! It can provide your classroom with rich resources for intervention. Come spend two fun packed days locating and creating ideas for your math or reading interventions groups. On the first day, we will find as many treasures as we can. On the second day, you will have time and space to create the ideas you found on day one. Participants should bring make and take supplies as well as money to purchase supplies they may need on day two. Please make sure you are signed up for Pinterest before you come to class on the first day, bring your common core standards, and get ready for a great time!

29. Brain Breaks = Happy Students Course #: EDUC 5071-07 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Lenexa | 8207 Melrose Dr. Suite 200, Lenexa, KS 66214 Instructor: Maurica Gilliland | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/11/14 & 6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

Are you looking for an easy way to help your students increase their focus, knowledge, and therefore their happiness? Do you want to diversify/differentiate without having to completely change your lesson plans? If this is intriguing to you, this workshop may be just what you are looking for. This brain break workshop will include research information, brain breaks that have been implemented, and the opportunity to create brain breaks specific to your needs and your student’s needs.

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30. Hands-on Math Manipulatives for the K-2 Classroom Course #: MATH 2597-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Pray-Woodman Elementary, 605 W. Central, Maize, KS 67101 Instructor: Lisa Lajoie-Smith & Angela Knapp | Grade Levels: PreK-2 Dates: 6/11/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/3/14

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Are you ready to create some new and exciting activities for your classroom to keep students engaged? If so, then this workshop is for you. We will be referencing the Kansas College and Career Standards as we demonstrate how to incorporate standards based hands-on activities and technology within your classroom setting. You will leave with several activities completed as well as sample ideas to encourage further creation of activities. A $10 materials fee will be due to the instructor on the first day of the workshop. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 9. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

31. Introduction to Project-Based Learning Course #: EDUC 5067-06 | Credits 1 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Patricia Jordan | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/11/14-7/11/14 | Tuition: $180 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/3/14

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Designed for the elementary, middle, and high school teachers, participants will learn the effective components of project based learning and the research behind it. They will learn how to adapt the activities for the learning style and level of individual students. Participants will learn how to write plans for PBL that challenge students and meet the Common Core State Standards for their grade level. Participants will prepare a PBL that they can immediately use in their classrooms. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/ frequently-asked-questions-2 32. Technology + Strategies = Engagement Course #: EDUC 5115-04 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instuctor: Lori Gunzelman | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/11/14-7/18/14 | Tuition: $360 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/3/14

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Building from research on effective instructional strategies (Marzano/McRel), we will explore a variety of technology tools for your classroom. Participants will complete online activities, explore resources, and create plans for integrating technology into their classrooms. YOU will have the flexibility to guide your learning and make the coursework directly impactful in your classroom. If you can navigate the web, you are ready for this online class! (A supplemental text will need to be secured by all participants for reading/reflection activities: Using Technology with Classroom Instruction That Works, Pitler, Hubler, & Kuhn, 2nd Edition [Paperback], ISBN-13: 978-1416614302). Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends. edu/frequently-asked-questions-2

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33. Hands-on Math Manipulatives for the 3-5 Classroom Course #: MATH 2598-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Pray-Woodman Elementary, 605 W. Central, Maize, KS 67101 Instructor: Lisa Lajoie- Smith & Angela Knapp | Grade Levels: 3-5 Dates: 6/12/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/4/14

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Are you ready to create some new and exciting activities for your classroom to keep students engaged? If so, then this workshop is for you. We will be referencing the Kansas College and Career Standards as we demonstrate how to incorporate standards based hands-on activities and technology within your classroom setting. You will leave with several activities completed as well as sample ideas to encourage further creation of activities. A $10 materials fee will be due to the instructors on the first day of the workshop. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. Course end date is July 10. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

34. Christ, Creation, and the Environment Course #: THEO 5001-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 304 Instructor: Fr. Terry J. Hedrick | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/13/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 6/14/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Care for the creation is crucial to human survival and of fundamental importance to Christian faith and life. This workshop will explore how God’s original creation of humanity, “in his image”, is critical to understanding our role in caring for and tending to the needs of creation. We will explore how Christ’s reconciling work includes all of God’s creation, not just human beings. The Biblical idea of a “community of creation” will be developed, showing how human beings are fellow members with God’s other creatures and that any true reconciliation to God must involve the entire creation. The Christian’s call to love God and others ought to be reflected in the care for all of creation.

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35. Stress Management for Teachers Course #: EDUC 797-25 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Ruth Dey | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/16/14 & 6/17/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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You teach all day, volunteer all night, and go home to the demands of a busy family and homework to grade— talk about Stress with a capital S! This is definitely not what you had in mind when you decided to teach. This workshop will introduce effective stress-reduction and elimination techniques that can be used both personally and in the classroom. Do something for you, for a change, and take this workshop!

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Course #: EDUC 5118-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Botanica, 701 Amidon St., Wichita, KS 67203 Instructor: Neva Thiessen | Grade Levels: PreK-5 Dates: 6/16/14-6/19/14 (8:30 am-12:00 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

IMAGINE a place for children to explore and develop their expressive art talents and for teachers that inspires their own ingenuity and artistry. Discover the numerous centers of imaginative play and creation within the Downing Children’s Garden at Botanica while developing activities to use in the classroom that stimulate a children’s inventive thinking. Activities include interactive storytelling, music and movement projects and simple construction designs, all with nature and garden themes.

37. BEGINNING Computer Skills for Teachers Course #: ITEC 2345-08 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 3 Instructor: Glenda VanSant | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/16/14-6/19/14 (12:30 pm-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 18

Would you like help from a patient instructor to learn beginning computer skills? This workshop will be small and individualized. Start at your comfort level and leave feeling confident with your new skills. There will be plenty of time for getting answers to those questions you’ve been reluctant to ask. You’ll learn to click a mouse, drag text, cut, copy and paste. You’ll understand saving files, printing your work, email, internet, and more.

Please bring a flash drive on the 1st day of class. All materials will be provided.

38. Differentiating Instruction in the K-12 Classroom Course #: EDUC 5116-02 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Lori Gunzelman | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/16/14-6/19/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

Do you have 24 students with 24 unique sets of needs, learning styles, and background experiences? Reach all of your students by differentiating your classroom using a variety of strategies: menus, scaffolding, multiple intelligences, student choice, problem-based learning, contracts, tiering, flexible grouping, and anchor activities.

We will discuss the need for differentiation and the teacher’s evolving role in the classroom, then move into the practice of differentiation- using formative data to guide planning and instruction, structuring the classroom, building lessons and units, assessing student work, and more. Participants will create a differentiated unit for use in their classrooms as part of the workshop requirement. Laptop strongly recommended!

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39. Mama Always Said I Was Special Course #: EDUC 5214-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Rick Gibson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/16/14-6/27/14 | Tuition: $360 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/6/14

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Self-concept, self-esteem, self-confidence, self-efficacy…teachers are aware of the need for healthy views of self. But what about self- respect and the sometimes neglected need for self-regulation? This workshop will remind you of the importance of looking at student needs for healthy development of ALL aspects of self.

Computer requirements for online or blended workshops may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-askedquestions-2. This two hour workshop will require daily readings, web searches, discussion forums, and other activities each day for the first five days. No advanced technology skill beyond basic word processing and Web searching skills is required. Each of these five days will require one brief written assignment or discussion forum to complete. After the first five days and the five brief submissions, the participant will be given one week to complete and submit a paper or project demonstrating mastery of course objectives.

40. Journey into Kansas History Course #: EDUC 5123-02 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Judy Welfelt | Grade Levels: 4-12 Dates: 6/17/14-6/19/14 (8:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/3/14 by 4:00 pm

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Everyone loves a field trip! We will begin our journey on the morning of Tuesday, June 17 leaving from Friends University Wichita campus. We will travel to Fort Scott, Osawatomie, Edwardsville and Merriam. We will spend the night in the Kansas City area. On Wednesday we are off to Fairway, Lawrence, Lecompton, and Topeka where we will spend the night. On Thursday we will spend time in Topeka before travelling to Manhattan and then returning to Wichita that evening. Participants will get acquainted with fellow travelers, enjoy good food and accommodations, and visit some of the important pre-statehood sites in Kansas history. Teachers will go back to their classrooms with new insights and enthusiasm for the interesting history of our state.

Teachers will approach lesson planning and event planning of Kansas History with a new perspective and insight. Class size is limited. Participants will travel in a 27-passenger mini-coach bus, provided through Village Charters. Tuition and van rental fees are due prior to the first day of the workshop. Participants will pay for their own hotel and food expenses. Admission fees plus one catered lunch are due to the instructor prior to leaving Wichita. Sojourners have the opportunity of earning an additional credit through extended assignments following this adventure. Please contact the instructor, Judy Welfelt at judy_welfelt@friends.edu for information about additional credit, and details regarding expenses for travel and overnight accommodations. One additional credit available for $150. Instructions provided during workshop opening.

Transportation fee: $86 per person, additional fees: $40 Payable to instructor before departing Wichita, hotel arrangements: Made in advance with instructor assistance.

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41. Fluency Fun Course #: EDUC 4572-07 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Maejean Hammar | Grade Levels: K-12 Dates: 6/18/14 & 6/19/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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Students who are struggling readers often do not have fluency when reading. This workshop will take you through an in-depth book study of The Fluent Reader, Oral & Silent Reading Strategies for Building Fluency, Word Recognition & Comprehension by Timothy V. Rasinski (ISBN 13 # 978-0-545-10836-2). We will study this book through games, hands on activities, and more. When you leave this class, you’ll be excited to teach your students to read fluently and be prepared with a toolkit of ideas to get you started. This is the second edition of this book. Please purchase this book prior to the first day of class. (If you own the first edition of the book, you can use it during this class instead of buying the new edition. However, the page numbers are not the same, and you will not have all the same resources the new book offers.) Please bring a flash drive on the first day of class. A $5 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

42. Easy Monotype Printmaking Course #: ART 2266-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Garvey Art Building, Room 115 Instructor: Aaron Krone | Grade Levels: 2-12 Dates: 6/18/14 & 6/19/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20 Monotype is a form of traditional fine art printmaking that’s easy to learn and doesn’t need to be complicated or involve special equipment or ink. You can use the paint you usually work with whether acrylic, oils, or watercolor and paper. In this workshop you will be able to explore different media to make these unique, one-of-a-kind prints. Supplies to bring: your choice of paints (acrylic, oil, watercolor, oil sticks, water based block printing ink) or try all of them if you have them available (colors: minimum of red, blue, yellow, white, black); paper— sketchbook quality to expensive watercolor paper—your choice; brushes to apply the paint; paper towels for clean up. Participants will be charged a $5 fee for a piece of prepared plexiglass 9 x 12”. You may bring larger pieces than this is you choose to.

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43. Theology of the Family Course #: THEO 5002-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 304 Instructor: Christian D. Kettler | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/20/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 6/21/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24 What is a family in our contemporary, postmodern culture? Is there a Christian perspective on the family that deals with broken and alternative visions of the family? What is the relationship of the family to what it means to be human from a Christian perspective? What did Jesus say about the family? What does he mean for the family? How do parenting and marriage fit into the meaning of the family? How do we deal with crises within the family? How does the family affect and/or reflect the wider society, and other institutions, such as the church and education? This workshop will seek to work out a “theology” of the family, that is, reflecting deeply on the Christian gospel, in response to these questions and others, in dialogue with the book, Something Old, Something New: Marriage and Family Ministry in a Postmodern Culture by Ray S. Anderson, the late Professor of Theology and Ministry at Fuller Theological Seminary. Enrollees are encouraged to read this book before the workshop.

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44. The Way They Learn - The Way We Teach Course #: EDUC 4574-04 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Beverly Hilton | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/23/14 & 6/24/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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You prepared the best lesson ever, and yet many of your students did not understand the subject being taught.

Could it be that your planning didn’t consider the 8 basic learning styles? Perhaps you overlooked the 4 inherent temperaments of a student. Come to this workshop to discover techniques that will not only motivate classroom students, but encourage educators to reach all learners. The way a student learns is closely connected to the way an educator instructs. Learn to be a more effective educator!

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45. 50 Ways to Motivate Yourself, Your Students, and Those Around You Course #: EDUC 4806-19 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Ruth Dey | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/23/14 & 6/24/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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How do we motivate ourselves to get into action? How do we live a life of action and make a difference with others and our students? This course is designed for teachers to look at 50 proven methods of thinking that lead directly to motivation for yourself, students and those around you.

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46. Low Stress + Excel = High Results Course #: ITEC 2257-16 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 3 Instructor: Glenda VanSant | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/23/14-6/26/14 (8:30 am-12:00 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 18

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We’ve all heard someone say, “I made this on Excel. It was SO easy!” You’ll learn how to make organizational and teaching tools such as class lists, graphic organizers, schedules, and student activity organizers. You’ll learn how to make and sort a database and do it all without formulas. This is a BEGINNING level course; you need only basic computer skills to be prepared for this practical workshop. Please bring a flash drive on the first day of class.

47. BEGINNING PowerPoint Course #: ITEC 2517-14 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 3 Instructor: Glenda VanSant | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/23/14-6/26/14 (12:30 pm-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 18

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Making flashy presentations for your classroom is much easier than you think! In this workshop you’ll learn to choose layouts, design slides (using simple templates), and insert text, graphics, pictures, and sounds. You’ll be able to animate your slides and use interesting transitions to make professional-looking slide shows. When you finish, you’ll be able to teach this tool to your students - or, at least, to understand what they’re doing! You’ll leave this workshop with one or more presentations to use right away in your classroom. Please bring a flash drive the first day of class.

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48. LiveBinders, Your Online Filing Cabinet Course #: EDUC 5164-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Patricia Jordan | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/23/14-7/16/14 | Tuition: $180 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/13/14

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Learn how to organize all of your teaching documents, presentations, links, videos, images, etc. into one location accessible from any computer anywhere in the world. LiveBinders will allow you to collect and store all of these materials using cloud technology and give you the ability to make your individual LiveBinders public or private.

Open up new opportunities for sharing, collaborating, and organizing. This is an easy way for anyone to organize their documents and online resources. Join us to learn about this productive tool. Computer requirements for online or blended workshops may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

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49. Instructional Strategies that Work for All Disciplines Course #: EDUC 4070-20 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Rebecca Racunas & Jan Worley | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/23/14-6/26/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 20

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Have you ever wondered why the “things” you do in your classroom work (or don’t work)? In this workshop teachers will explore interactive and engaging activities to insure success in the classroom. These activities are researched based instructional strategies and will be shared in a “hands-on” manner. This workshop is appropriate (and fun) for all grade levels and curriculum content. A $5 workshop fee will be collected by the instructors at the first session to cover materials participants receive.

50. Survival Kit- Chapter 1 Course #: EDUC 5114-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Marcia Dillon & Denise Gerhart | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/25/14 & 6/26/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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Back by popular demand! The overarching emphasis of this unique workshop is the wellbeing of the individual teacher in their professional role of protector, counselor, educator, medic, colleague, cheerleader, entertainer and techno-whiz. This idea-generating workshop offers options, tools and techniques for supporting the teacher’s many responsibilities, as well as supporting the human being who is doing the teaching. It encompasses four overlapping and timely components: wellness, readiness, personal safety awareness and first aid for the soul. In order to thrive, we must first survive. Dress comfortably to allow for light movement.

51. Readers Theatre for the Classroom Course #: EDUC 5112-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Conrad Jestmore | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/25/14 & 6/26/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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In this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to increase your students’ fluency by involving them in the complete process of adapting your classroom literature for a Readers Theatre production, rehearse the production and then give a performance. You will go through the process yourself, from choosing, adapting and performing, and then find out how to design post-performance assignments. End product includes a take-away script. Participants need to bring a black, 3-ring binder w/ 1” spine, multiple colored highlighters, and if possible, a literature selection from their curriculum.

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52. Nocturnal Adventure: Downing Gorilla Forest Course #: SCIE 2405-04 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 Zoo Blvd., Wichita, KS 66212 Instructor: Schanee Anderson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/26/14 & 6/27/14 (4:00 pm-10:00 am) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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Participants will have a unique overnight experience at Sedgwick County Zoo. We will spend the night at the Downing Gorilla Forest and discover the importance of operant conditioning with animals under our care as well as create unique enrichment items for all types of animals. All participants will need to bring a sack dinner, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, and any personal toiletries they may need.

53. Praying the Psalms Course #: THEO 5003-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 304 Instructor: Fr. Terry J. Hedrick | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/27/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 6/28/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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The Psalms have been the original “university” that Hebrews and Christians have attended for over 2,500 years in order to learn how to pray, to answer God. This workshop will explore the nature of the ancient prayers of Israel found in the Book of Psalms. They give us guidance in our attempt to respond to life, in all its complexities.

Prayer in the Christian tradition is language offered to God in light of all of life’s experiences. Prayer is the way we say all that is most intimate to us. The 150 Psalms offer an “anatomy of all the parts of the soul”. Every emotion is expressed in the Psalms. All who pray, Christians and Jews alike, find their praying “voice” in the psalms. These “psalmic prayers” give us ways and words to respond to God.

54. Literature Circles Course #: EDUC 5165-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Patricia Jordan | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 6/30/14-7/23/14 | Tuitions: $180 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/20/14

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Designed for the elementary, middle, and high school teachers, participants will learn how to set up and use the instructional strategy of literature circles. Students will be engaged in critical thinking, one important element of CCSS, and reflection as they read and discuss books. They reflect on their own interpretation of the book and develop deeper meaning as they collaborate with other students. Computer requirements for online or blended workshops may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

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55. Kansas LETRS Module 1 Course #: EDUC 5006-05 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Yvonne Michaud | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/7/14 & 7/8/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

This Module explores the nature of skilled reading; the progression of reading development; the reasons why many children do not become good readers; the influences of biological, linguistic, environmental, and instructional factors in learning to read; and the components of effective reading instruction. All sections include scientific reading research and suggestions for RtI or MTSS strategies. LETRS MODULE 1 is the prerequisite for all other LETRS modules. The LETRS Manual is required. A $45 book fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

56. Teaching Prehistoric Kansas: Principles and Skills Course #: SOST 2355-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Great Plains Nature Center, 6232 E. 29th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220 Instructor: Terry Powell | Grade Levels: K-12 Dates: 7/7/14 & 7/8/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

(Formerly called “Prehistoric Kansas: Living off the Land”) Imagine that stones become knives and axes; deer bones become hair ornaments; willow bark becomes string. That was reality for prehistoric Kansans. During this workshop learn about and actually use prehistoric tools they used for hunting, fishing and cooking and make your own objects to take home. Participants will develop skills that can be used in lesson planning. The final project consists of creating a program manual on primitive technology that can be used in the classroom that teaches students how to make their own tools using primitive skills in a school setting.

57. The Organized Teacher Course #: EDUC 2630-42 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Lenexa | 8207 Melrose Dr. Suite 200, Lenexa, KS 66214 Instructor: Ruth Dey | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/7/14 & 7/8/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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“Organization.” Does that word make you shudder in fear? Well, good organizational skills help eliminate stress—both for you and your students, in the home and in the classroom. Organized information is also easier to register and recall; learn to diminish distractions and remain focused. Topics addressed will be organizing your room, paper, and life, as well as brain and organizational techniques for reaching every learner. You will receive a valuable collection of reproducible classroom forms and sheets, ideas, and techniques enabling you to take action immediately.

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58. The Chemistry of Healthy Cooking Course #: SCIE 2417-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Wichita Collegiate, 1221 N. Webb Rd., Wichita, KS 67206 Instructor: Janice Crowley | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 7/7/14-7/10/14 (8:30 am-12:00 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Participants will learn the biochemistry behind healthy cooking and do hands-on science labs. Specifically participants will be able to distinquish the differences between saturated fats, polyunsaturated fats, trans versus cis fats. Participants will gain an understanding of the benefits of antioxidants and phytochemicals. The participants find out where to find macro nutrients and micro nutrients to lead a healthier life-style. A $15 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class.

59. Happy Birthday, Kansas Course #: EDUC 4568-06 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Maejean Hammar | Grade Levels: K-5 Dates: 7/7/14-7/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

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Do you find yourself doing the same Kansas Day activities year after year? Do you struggle to find ways to integrate Kansas activities into other curriculum areas? Have you begun using the Read Kansas resources? Come learn some new activities that will meet the Kansas state standards and will excite you about teaching your Kansas standards next year. You will be making and taking many activities, so please bring scissors, crayons, markers, and a tote to carry things home. A $10 supply fee will be picked up on the first day to cover the expenses of the many supplies and blacklines that you will be using, as well as entrance fees for some of the field trips we are taking.

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60. Instructional Strategies that Work for All Disciplines Course #: EDUC 4070-21 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Topeka | 2820 SW Mission Woods Dr. Topeka, KS 66614 Instructor: Rebecca Racunas & Jan Worley | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/7/14-7/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 20

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Have you ever wondered why the “things” you do in your classroom work (or don’t work)? In this workshop teachers will explore interactive and engaging activities to insure success in the classroom. These activities are researched based instructional strategies and will be shared in a “hands-on” manner. This workshop is appropriate (and fun) for all grade levels and curriculum content. A $5 workshop fee will be collected by the instructors at the first session to cover materials participants receive.

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61. Going Social in the Classroom Course #: ITEC 2927-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Blended | Location: Wichita | Olive White Garvey Business and Technology Building, Lab 8 Instructor: Rachel Nally | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/7/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 18 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/27/14

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Your wall flower days are over! It’s time to become a social butterfly! This workshop provides a hands-on experience with social media and social networking via a classroom context. We will look at emerging forms of social media such as Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. You will leave this workshop with the ability to integrate social media in the classroom. Discover why our students are early adapters, frequent users, and overall lovers of social media. This course is a blended class; participants will meet on site one time and work the remainder of the time using Moodle. It is recommended to have a working knowledge of the computer and social media websites for participation in this workshop. Course end date is August 4. Additional computer requirements may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

62. Making Horses Thirsty Course #: EDUC 5216-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Rick Gibson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates 7/7/14-7/18/14 | Tuition: $360 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 6/27/14

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You can lead a horse to water… and you can lead a student to school…but sometimes those same students just don’t seem to have that thirst for knowledge we’d like to see. It’s too easy to say “He’s just not motivated!” Believe me, he’s motivated—just not to do what we want him to do just now. Let’s explore some ways to make these horses thirsty so we can watch them lap up all we have to offer! Computer requirements for online or blended workshops may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2. This two hour workshop will require daily readings, web searches, discussion forums, and other activities each day for the first five days. No advanced technology skill beyond basic word processing and Web searching skills is required. Each of these five days will require one brief written assignment or discussion forum to complete. After the first five days and the five brief submissions, the participant will be given one week to complete and submit a paper or project demonstrating mastery of course objectives.

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63. Math with Manipulatives - Make it and Take it Course #: MATH 2596-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Diamond Gulick | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 7/9/14 & 7/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Math = Fun! Actively engage your students with in-class activities. Are you looking for strategies and activities to deepen the level of understanding for every student in class? We will create a variety of mathematically based lessons that can you can use in your classroom! We will design several activities during the workshop and you will have readymade lessons for the first day of school! The best part is we will have fun! We will cover mathematical concepts that include statistics, number sense, algebra and geometry. It is preferred that you bring a laptop or other wireless device and a flash drive.

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64. Vision- The Critical Learning Sense Course #: EDUC 4987-03 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 109C Instructor: Patrick Pirotte | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/9/14 & 7/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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This workshop is designed to reveal the latest research on the topics of learning disability, dyslexia, ADHD and their relationship to established vision problems. It will provide an educator with concrete tools to use immediately in helping the struggling student.

65. Figure Drawing Course #: ART 2272-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Garvey Art Building, Room 115 Instructor: Aaron Krone | Grade Levels: 4-12 Dates: 7/9/14 & 7/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

This workshop will feature both short and long pose drawings using the model. Different types of drawing including contour and gesture and various modeling techniques will be practiced in class. Participants should provide media of their choice (charcoal, graphite, pastel, colored pencil, oil crayon, watercolor pencil), drawing paper (18 x 24 or larger), kneaded eraser. If you already have drawing supplies, just bring your current materials.

66. Classic Short Stories Course #: ENGL 2206-02 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Marv Hinten | Grade Levels: 6-12 Dates: 7/9/14 & 7/10/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

An exploration of famous (well, mostly famous) short stories, such as The Lady or the Tiger?, The Necklace, The Chaser, and The Lottery. The course covers about a dozen stories altogether and is led by an instructor who has taught short stories from seventh grade through college level.

67. Take Your Class on a Virtual Field Trip Course #: EDUC 5190-02 | Credits:1 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Patricia Jordan | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/9/14-7/31/14 | Tuition: $180 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 7/1/14

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68. Nocturnal Adventure: Tiger Trek Course #: SCIE 2406-04 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 Zoo Blvd., Wichita, KS 66212 Instructor: Schanee Anderson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/10/14 & 7/11/14 (4:00 pm-10:00 am) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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69. Providence: Does God Care?

Course #: THEO 5004-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 304 Instructor: Christian D. Kettler | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/11/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 7/12/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Where is God in the midst of evil and suffering? is a perennial cry of humanity. Providence (literally, “overseeing”) is the theological doctrine of what it means for God to care for creation. This workshop will explore this existential and personal issue, along with its theological and philosophical implications, such as the place of Jesus Christ in providence. Attendees/students are encouraged to read the book, The God Who Risked: A Theology of

by John Sanders (second edition) before the workshop.

70. Survival Kit- Chapter 2 Course #: EDUC 5210-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Marcia Dillon & Denise Gerhart | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/14/14 & 7/15/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

You asked for more, so here it is! This workshop offers even more considerations for its overarching emphasis on the well-being of the individual teacher in their professional role of protector, counselor, educator, medic, colleague, cheerleader, entertainer and techno-whiz. This idea-generating class offers options, tools and techniques for supporting the teacher’s many responsibilities, as well as supporting the human being who is doing the teaching. It encompasses overlapping and timely components: health-ness, safety awareness, crisis management, and first aid for the soul. It is our human right to survive. Dress comfortably to allow for light movement.

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71. Cooperation and Competition: Making Learning Lively Course #: EDUC 1042-09 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Marv Hinten | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/14/14 & 7/15/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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72. Reading Skills for Success Course#: LART 2747-06 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 107 Instructor: Maejean Hammar | Grade Levels: K-5 Dates: 7/14/14 & 7/15/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

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73. Stress Management For Teachers Course #: EDUC 797-26 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Lenexa | 8207 Melrose Dr. Suite 200, Lenexa, KS 66214 Instructor: Ruth Dey | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/14/14 & 7/15/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

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You teach all day, volunteer all night, and go home to the demands of a busy family and homework to grade— talk about Stress with a capital S! This is definitely not what you had in mind when you decided to teach. This workshop will introduce effective stress-reduction and -elimination techniques that can be used both personally and in the classroom. Do something for you, for a change, and take this workshop!

74. Reptiles and Amphibians in Your Classroom Course #: EDUC 5209-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Great Plains Nature Center, 6232 E. 29th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220 Instructor: Lindsay Drees | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/14/14-7/17/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

Here is an excellent topic to get your kids excited about science and nature! Come explore the world of reptiles and amphibians at the Great Plains Nature Center. Learn how to talk to elementary school aged children about these fun and fascinating creatures. This workshop will be conducted at the nature center so that we will have access to live animals and all of the resources that GPNC has to offer! At the end of this course you will have developed a lesson plan to teach your students about reptiles and amphibians and you will have loads of ideas for activities to help the information stick. We will play games, do crafts, and make friends (some of them with scales, and some without). Basic art supplies may be required for class. friends.edu/edworkshops | 25

75. Common Core and Uncommon Learning Course #: EDUC 5217-01 | Credits: 2 Delivery: Online | Location: Online Instructor: Rick Gibson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/14/14-7/25/14 | Tuition: $360 Enrollment Max: 24 | Enrollment Deadline: 7/4/14

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The adoption and implementation of Common Core standards has created a need for new approaches to teaching and assessment. The key to assessing progress toward meeting Common Core standards in the classroom is to set student learning objectives at higher levels of cognition. Let’s share ideas on how that might be done in YOUR classroom. You must have access to a computer and the Internet. Computer requirements for online or blended workshops may be found at: www.friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2. This two hour workshop will require daily readings, web searches, discussion forums, and other activities each day for the first five days. No advanced technology skill beyond basic word processing and Web searching skills is required.

Each of these five days will require one brief written assignment or discussion forum to complete. After the first five days and the five brief submissions, the participant will be given one week to complete and submit a paper or project demonstrating mastery of course objectives.

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76. The Complete Bal-A-Vis-X Course #: EDUC 2288-09 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Casado Campus Center, Gym Instructor: Bill Hubert | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/15/14-7/17/14 (8:00 am-5:00 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 60

Bal-A-Vis-X = Balance/Auditory/Vision eXercises for Brain and Brain-Body Integration. This three-day session will include all levels of Bal-A-Vis-X training: Level 1, Foundation Exercises/Level 2 Intermediate Exercises/level 3, Advanced Exercises / Adaptive Bal-A-Vis-X, Modified Exercises for the very young, seniors, and special needs.

NOTE: levels will NOT be presented consecutively; they will be combined and intertwined during the three days. At the conclusion of this session, participants will be ready to use Bal-A-Vis-X immediately with their students. They will NOT, however, be qualified or sanctioned to train other adults in Bal-A-Vis-X. Two-hour graduate credit requires additional reading/writing assignment. Details provided first day of class.

77. Creative Writing: Getting Students to Write Poetry Course #: EDUC 5211-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 114 Instructor: Conrad Jestmore | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/16/14 & 7/17/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24 Having a difficult time encouraging students to see the value, meaning, and expressive qualities of writing poetry? It may be time to update your artistic toolbox with specific exercises geared toward students; generating renewed interest in expressive writing. Come to this workshop with a willingness to incorporate learned techniques to support your own poetry masterpieces. Your updated poetry writing skills will support students in all grade levels. Who knows‌perhaps your talents as an educator may be just what a new budding poet needs! Please bring colored highlighters to class.

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78. Science Standard Safari Course #: SCIE 2416-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 Zoo Blvd., Wichita, KS 66212 Instructor: Schanee Anderson | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/21/14-7/24/14 (8:30 am-12:00 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 20

Do you possess the necessary koala-fications to incorporate science standards into your lessons? Do you have a desire to incorporate the latest Kansas College and Career Readiness Standards for Science (KCCRSS) into your plans, but find the task a little too exstream? Don’t worry, this workshop will demonstrate how informal education facilities play a critical role in assisting teachers. Science Standard Safari will visit animals from around the world, connecting wildlife, nature and conservation standards in a way that is easily applied in any classroom! It will be fun, we’re not lion!

79. Let’s Learn About Nature! - For Early Education Course #: EDUC 5212-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Great Plains Nature Center, 6232 E. 29th St. N., Wichita, KS 67220 Instructor: Lindsay Drees | Grade Levels: PreK-3 Dates: 7/21/14-7/24/14 (8:30 am-12:00 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Early education is a time to grow and explore, and there’s no better way to explore than by learning about the world around us! We will be reading books, playing games, meeting some fun creatures, and exploring the nature center to see how young children learn about the world around them. We will talk about including nature education in your everyday classroom activities, as well as creating specifically nature themed activities. I will provide you with exciting ideas for your classroom, and you will have the opportunity to share your own creative ideas with each other. You will, also, learn all about the resources available to you through the Great Plains Nature Center! Basic art supplies may be required for class.

80. Urban Awareness Course #: SOST 2354-03 | Credits: 2 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Building, Room 111 Instructor: Bill Allan | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 7/28/14-7/31/14 (9:00 am-4:30 pm) | Tuition: $300 Enrollment Max: 24

Have you ever considered the city of Wichita a classroom? You will experience the perspective of inner city issues like poverty, lack of status and power, discrimination, and injustice. This will be unlike any workshop or “classroom” in which you have ever been! Join us – you will learn to see life from a completely different viewpoint. Touring will occur in groups using personal vehicles. Lunch will occur in groups at ethnic eateries.

Participants are asked to pay for additional expenses, such as gas, meals and tips.

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81. Bonhoeffer on Ethics Course #: THEO 5005-01 | Credits: 1 Delivery: On-Ground | Location: Wichita | Davis Administration Buildling, Room 304 Instrucor: Christian D. Kettler | Grade Levels: ALL Dates: 8/1/14 (5:00 pm-9:00 pm) & 8/2/14 (8:00 am-5:30 pm) | Tuition: $150 Enrollment Max: 24

Dietrich Bonhoeffer is the well-known pastor, theologian, and martyr who stood against the Nazis during World War II. His writings since have become classics for the person both engaged with the world (Letters and Papers from Prison) and in spiritual formation (Life Together). His book, Ethics, was unfinished at death, but presents the mature Bonhoeffer wrestling with the question of the good and the will of God in the midst of an often chaotic modern world. This workshop will survey the Ethics in light of contemporary issues and challenges in the church and society. Attendees/students are encouraged to read Ethics by Bonhoeffer before the workshop.

Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Ready to be noticed?

The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree at Friends University is designed for licensed teachers who are ready to take the next step in advancing their career. The MAT is newly revised, blending six core classes and twelve workshops to complete the 30-hour program. MAT includes a new, cutting edge core curriculum focused on the common core, learning, performance, and assessment. Beyond the core, you will select twelve workshops from over 100 potential choices to fully customize the remainder of your program of study. Core classes begin in August with workshops being offered each semester.

Need more information?

Contact: Brandon at 316-295-5596 or 1-800-794-6945 ext. 5596 or email brandon_mcneal@friends.edu

Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM) Digging Deeper

Friends University Master of Arts in Christian Ministry is offering weekend Graduate workshops this summer as part of the overall MACM program. Workshops are held on Friday nights and all day Saturday to accommodate working individuals. Workshops with the THEO prefix may be applied toward the MACM program at Friends University.

Need more information?

Contact: Patty at 316-295-5693 or 1-800-794-6945 ext. 5693 or email pattyg@friends.edu

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Kagan Cooperative Learning

Professional Development K-12 Structures for Cooperative Learning and Active Engagement Friends University - Wichita, Kansas Dates: June 16-19, 2014

Time: 8:30 Check-in, 9:00-4:30 pm Workshop Highlights

Structures for Success™

• Put the best research into practice in your classroom • Use cutting-edge structures that promote success • Boost your students’ achievement through practical, classroom-proven structures • Make your lessons come alive • Use strategies to reach all your students • Make learning more fun for everyone

Improve Your Class Climate

Build Your Students’ Social Skills

• Teach your students the skills they really need to succeed in school and throughout their lives • Promote caring, kindness, empathy, respect, and responsibility without separate lessons • Develop your students’ character in the context of learning together • Improve student relations in your class and beyond

• Create a caring, cooperative classroom through energizing classbuilding activities • Foster belonging for students of all ability levels • Have fun with your students with indoor and outdoor cooperative sports and games • Promote full-class cooperation with scoring and recognition systems • Establish a classroom environment where everyone wants to be — including you

Kagan Fees (with pre-registration): Days 1-4 $449.00 (2 credits) Days 1 & 2 $299.00 (1 credit) Days 3 & 4* $278.00 (1 credit) (*Days 1 & 2 are a prerequisite)

Form Successful Learning Teams

• Create and manage teams in your class where Together Everyone Achieves More • Learn a better approach than simple group work • Transform your lessons into engaging, interactive learning events that guarantee success • Release the power of true cooperative learning

All Participants Receive • Kagan Cooperative Learning Book and course materials • Certificate of Completion • Option to shop at an on-site book and product display Friends University Fees: For registration information: $80 per credit hour Email: Registration@KaganOnline.com Due first day of class www.KaganOnline.com or A Friends University representative Call: 1 (800) 266-7576 will be available the first day of class to help you complete graduate credit registration forms. friends.edu/edworkshops | 29

Denny Dey

Improved Reading Fluency Using October Mystery Books 1 credit | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 6/5/14-6/6/14 (9 am-4:30 pm) How quickly, accurately, automatically and expressively someone reads is directly related to the amount of time spent reading. Teachers will learn about the power of the month of October and the multi-grade mystery books which match reader interest levels. Reading more during October translates to increased time on task and improved reading fluency. Denny Dey will share books, motivational ideas, and experiences capable of helping teachers help students improve reading fluency.

Workshop is held in Wichita at Holy Cross Lutheran Church and School, 600 N Greenwich Rd, Wichita, KS 67206 To enroll for this workshop, contact Denny at dennydeyworkshops@gmail.com.

Website: dennydeyworkshops.blogspot.com

Davis Laughlin

Essential Keys to Influential Teaching 2 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: Blended | 6/14/14 Had enough? Not sure you can teach another year? Frustrated with the current trends in education? This workshop will revive your teaching by focusing on research-based keys to powerful teaching along with strategies that need to be in every teacher’s toolbox. Through original songs, workshop discussions, practical assignments, helpful tips, and lots of fun, teachers will rediscover their passion and purpose as an educator. Your time in this workshop may just be the turning point in your career. Expect to laugh, vent, think, and be challenged.

Upgrade Your Teacher Toolkit 2 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: Blended | 6/21/14 Feeling stuck in an educational rut? Getting tired of your own teaching? Join us for an exciting look at some of the most current educational trends and research-based best practices. Starting with a look back at the historical purposes of education, workshop participants will follow the path of modern education, debunk some of the more damaging teaching myths and discover fresh ideas and strategies that will increase the achievement levels of their students. Expect to hear songs and stories, enjoy sharing with other educators, and relish thinking deeply about your career.

Tough Topics for Today’s Teacher 1 credit | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: Blended | 7/19/14 From bullying to rigor and relevance, today’s teacher faces a wide range of challenging issues each day without a lot of time to reflect on any of them. With their feet to the fire and their backs to the wall, teachers are in need of some time to study, reflect on, and discuss current educational trends, strategies, and best practices. Don’t miss out on this fun, encouraging, and challenging opportunity to improve your teaching. You won’t regret it.

Workshops are held in Wichita at Circle Greenwich Elementary, 3250 N. Greenwich Rd, Wichita, KS 67226 To enroll in any of these workshops, contact Davis at 316-778-1432 or email: dlaughlin57@cs.com.

Website: www.teachingeffectivelyandlovingit.com.

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Workshops with Jon Maska in Olathe, Kansas

Jon Maska has over 25 years of teaching experience in the Olathe School District and holds a Masters Degree in Administration from Fort Hays State University. He is a very active member in his school community where he teaches Social Studies and coaches volleyball, basketball and track. In addition, Jon coordinated a discipline and character education program as well as a driver’s education program. He has also served as athletic director and is one of the building’s lead NEA association reps.

The workshops Jon provides teachers are meaningful and realistic. Being a current classroom teacher Jon has an understanding of the demands placed on the teachers of today. Jon will be teaching his classes with longtime co-worker David vanThullenar. David brings an added excitement and energy to the classes.

Workshops are held in Olathe at 12080 South Strang Line Road, Olathe, KS 66062 To enroll in any of these workshops, contact Jon at jonmaska@hotmail.com. Website: www.workshopswithjon.com.

The Neurodiversity Teacher 2 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 6/2/14-6/4/14 (8:00 am-5:00 pm) The Neurodiversity Teacher will explore and examine the strengths, talents, and abilities of students with a wide range of disabilities. In this class we will discover how to construct a learning experience that is positive in nature to fit the unique needs of each child. Using multiple books as a guide, we will learn how to apply strength-based concepts make it easier to align instruction of special needs with common core standards.

The Attitude Gap 2 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 6/9/14-6/11/14 (8:00 am-5:00 pm) We have all heard about the achievement gap, but have you ever thought about the aspects of what that means?

Many of our students go home to deplorable situations where they face more challenges than any course they may encounter at school. This is where attitude plays a huge role in the development of students. As educators, we cannot feel sorry for them. Students do not need our sympathy. They need our inspiration and encouragement to change their realities for the better. In this class we will explore options for all students to strive for nothing less that excellence.

Reaching the Forgotten Students 2 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 6/16/14-6/18/14 (8:00 am-5:00 pm) Whenever students can’t remember, don’t comprehend, or won’t follow through on your instructions they tend to end up being forgotten about. Here’s a class that explores the root cause for these and other learning problems and shows you how to set students on the path to understanding and success. Real-life portraits of struggling students illustrate typical learning problems and help you diagnose and resolve them in your own classroom. Learn the steps to take to fundamentally change how at-risk students approach schoolwork The Diversified Teacher 2 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 7/7/14-7/9/14 (8:00 am-5:00 pm) Diversifying your teaching skills is something we all dream of, but very few master the art of teaching as a whole. In this class we will explore and discover a variety of teacher topics that all play an important role in our teaching today.

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For information on receiving graduate level credit for the offerings listed below, please contact Fundamental Learning Center.

Alphabetic Phonics Introduction Course 3 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 6/2/14-6/13/14 (8:30 am-4:30 pm) or 7/7/14-7/18/14 (8:30 am-4:30 pm) Introduce the participant to the theory, instructional practices, and the development of secondary language, structure, history, curriculum, and terminology of the Alphabetic Phonics language curriculum. Prerequisites: Bachelor’s Degree, completed application, & interview.

Multisensory Reading and Spelling 2 credits | Grade Levels: 4-12 Delivery: On-Ground | 6/23/14-6/27/14 (8:30 am-3:30 pm) or 7/21/14-7/25/14 (8:30 am-3:30 pm) To give teachers of older students a curriculum and strategies for developing their students’ reading and spelling skills through instruction in the reliable reading patterns (six syllable types, syllable division) and spelling patterns and rules in the English language, and multisensory and discovery techniques for teaching reading and spelling skills. The course is designed for teachers of unskilled readers in grades 6-12 and teachers of postsecondary and adult students reading at the second grade levels.

The Right Road to Writing Instruction 3 credits | Grade Levels: ALL Delivery: On-Ground | 7/14/14-7/18/14 (8:30 am-3:30 pm) Provide participants with research-based methods in writing instruction aimed to help students improve written expression skills.

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Friends University Summer On-campus Housing All individuals participating in Friends University’s summer graduate workshops are invited to stay in Green Residence Hall, one of Friends University’s on-campus facilities, for $20 per person per night. Housing is available from June 1-August 1, with the exception of a few days.

Green Residence Hall is divided into suites, with each suite containing three two-person bedrooms, a kitchen (including full refridgerator and microwave), two bathrooms and a living area. Suites contain furniture (beds, mattresses, etc.) but no linens are provided. This, all individuals are responsible for bringing their own sheets, towels, toiletries, etc. Local phone service, elevators, internet (hard-line connection, computer with Ethernet cord and cable are required), TV lounges, vending machines and laundry rooms are also available. The use of tobacco and alcohol is prohibited in all University facilities. Pets are not allowed in any buildings.

Individuals wishing to stay in Green Hall must sign up in advance and pay the full amount of their deposit before or upon move-in. To check on availability and sign up for these housing accommodations, please call the Office of Community and Residential Development at 316-295-5500. Green Residence Hall is located at 710 S. St. Clair.

Friends University is a comprehensive, private university offering liberal arts and professional education at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Founded in 1898, today Friends has a combined undergraduate and graduate population of approximately 2,800 students. In addition to the main campus in Wichita, Friends maintains education centers in Topeka and Lenexa and offers selected programs online.

The Teacher Education Unit at Friends University is accredited by the Kansas State Department of Education and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), 2010 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Suite 500, Washington, D.C. 20036, phone: 202-466-7496. This accreditation includes the undergraduate and graduate levels of professional education programs offered at the institution. In addition, the education programs at Friends University are also approved by the Kansas State Department of Education.

Friends University does not discriminate against academically qualified students on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: EEOC/Title IX Coordinator, Friends University, 2100 W. University Ave., Wichita, KS 67213, 316-295-5000. Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, 230 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, IL 60604; www.ncahlc.org; 1-800-621-7440. friends.edu/edworkshops | 33

WORKSHOP REGISTRATION INFORMATION

FRIENDS UNIVERSITY All workshops are offered for graduate-level credit and available to licensed educators. These

workshops are recommended for re-licensure, along with post-graduate and professional development purposes. To register: Complete and detach the pre-registration form below. To pre-register by phone using a credit card, call 316-295-5516 or 1-800794-6945 ext. 5516.

Payment must be received to hold your spot. Make checks payable to Friends University or call 316-295-5516 to have charges made to your Visa, MasterCard or Discover account. To pay online, go to friends.edu/pay-online and click on e-market. Follow instructions under Teacher Education Workshops. Print out the final page with the transaction number and bring it to the first day of class.

Tuition is $150 per credit hour. All online classes include an additional $30 per credit hour technology fee in the tuition price.

For online or blended courses, additional computer requirements may be found at friends.edu/frequently-asked-questions-2.

No pre-registrations will be taken the first day of the workshop. All pre-registration must be completed prior to the start of the workshop.

An email reminder will be sent the week before the start of the workshop.

No refunds will be issued beginning one week prior to the workshop start date. A $25 cancellation fee per credit hour will be assessed on all refunds requested. If the minimum number of participants do not enroll, the workshop will be cancelled, whereupon you will be notified and a full refund will be given. No transfers will be given on the beginning day of the workshop.

All workshops will be letter-graded. As a result, projects/assignments will be assessed. Unofficial grade letters will be mailed out from the Registrar after the grades have been posted to your transcript. Transcripts: To request transcripts of coursework from Friends University, please call 316-295-5400 or 800-794-6945 ext. 5400. Expect grades to be posted three to five weeks after the registration forms are received by the Graduate Workshops Department.

Questions? Just give us a call at 316-295-5516 or 800-794-6945 ext. 5516.

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SUMMER 2014 GRADUATE WORKSHOPS PRE-REGISTRATION FORM

Please note that some pre-registrations and payments require different processes as outlined in the workshop description.

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TUITION TOTAL $______________ I have included check # __________ enclosed in the amount of $___________.

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