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UMass Global Course Syllabi — District Documentation

Official syllabi for the graduate-level professional development courses offered by For Teachers By Teachers in partnership with University of Massachusetts Global. Districts and administrators can download any syllabus below for salary advancement, reimbursement, and course approval. Each course is 3 graduate semester credits, 45 hours, letter-graded (A–F), fully online and self-paced.

EDCU 9150

Creating Resilient Classrooms: Positive Strategies for Addressing Behavioral Challenges

This graduate-level course equips educators with positive, proactive strategies to address behavioral challenges in PreK–12 students.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9498

Boosting Achievement Through Successful Teacher-Student Relationships

This graduate-level course examines the critical role that positive teacher-student relationships play in improving student engagement, academic achievement, and classroom climate.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9537

Healthy Teaching Habits for Whole-Child Wellness and More Equitable Learning Outcomes

This graduate-level course examines the role of whole-child wellness in improving student learning, classroom climate, and educator effectiveness.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9647

Burnout Prevention for You: Stress Management to Cultivate a Learning Environment Where All Thrive

This graduate-level course equips educators with practical, evidence-based strategies to prevent burnout and manage stress for themselves and their students.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Chanelle Walker, M.Ed.
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EDDU 9660

Beyond the Surface: Recognizing, Understanding, and Supporting Students with Anxiety

This graduate-level course examines how anxiety affects student learning, behavior, engagement, and school functioning.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9712

Cultivating Cultural Responsiveness and Effective Sheltered Instruction

This graduate-level course explores how culturally responsive teaching and sheltered instruction practices improve student engagement, equity, and academic achievement.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9718

Science of Reading: Structured Literacy Foundations for All Educators, PreK–12

Science of Reading: Structured Literacy Foundations for All Educators, PreK–12 provides educators with a rigorous, practical, and immediately applicable foundation in the five pillars of evidence-based reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9855

Blended Learning 2.0: Tech & AI Strategies for Modern Classrooms

This graduate-level course explores how blended learning, technology, and emerging AI tools can transform student engagement and achievement in modern classrooms.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9881

Brain-Based Strategies for Supercharging Student Learning and Engagement

This graduate-level course examines how educational neuroscience can be used to improve student engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDDU 9902

A Growth Mindset for You and Me: Strategies for Teachers and Students to Increase Abilities & Achievement

Many students perform below grade level, and teachers work hard to help them reach their targets, a task that can feel frustrating and at times impossible.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Chanelle Walker, M.Ed.
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EDDU 9903

Mindfulness for You and Me: Implementing Mindfulness to Improve Outcomes Overall

Educators and students carry significant stress, and social and emotional wellness has become essential to sustaining focus, achievement, and healthy relationships in the classroom.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Chanelle Walker, M.Ed.
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EDDU 9904

Addressing the Impact of Trauma on Students, Teachers and Frontline Staff

This course explores trauma-informed practices that support learning, mental well-being, and resilience across the school community.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Chanelle Walker, M.Ed.
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EDZU 9917

About Time We Have Fun Again: Teaching Strategies to Improve Achievement and Engagement

This graduate-level course examines how joy, engagement, and meaningful learning experiences directly impact student achievement.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Chanelle Walker, M.Ed.
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EDZU 9918

SEL in Action: Skills and Strategies for the Modern Classroom

This graduate-level course examines the critical role of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) in improving student engagement, behavior, academic achievement, and overall classroom climate.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDZU 9919

Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Teaching: Theory, Evidence, and Practice

This graduate-level course explores culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogy with a focus on equity, inclusion, and academic success for diverse learners.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Laurence Muleh, M.S.T.
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EDZU 9921

Empowered Peace: Conflict Resolution for Educators and Classrooms

Empowered Peace equips educators with the tools, strategies, and self-awareness needed to navigate and teach conflict resolution with confidence and compassion.

  • 3 Graduate Semester Credits
  • 45 Hours
  • Letter Grade (A–F)
  • Fully Online, Self-Paced
  • Instructor of Record: Chanelle Walker, M.Ed.
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