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Math K-5 Community of Practice (Sessions 1-4) and CCLA Course

January 13, 2027 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

CCLA Course Information for Participants

 

Dear Educator,

 

Thank you for your interest in the California Collaborative for Learning Acceleration asynchronous coursework. Upon completion of the items below, you will receive 1 graduate-level semester unit from the University of Pacific. The coursework will require you to complete 2 online modules (roughly 1.5 hours each), 7 short reflections, and a Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycle. 

 

Requirements:

  • Asynchronous completion of the Introduction to Learning Acceleration (Abridged) module (approx. 1 hour)
  • Submit reflection via Canvas for the Introduction to Learning Acceleration module
  • Asynchronous completion of ONE content course for your grade span (Approx. 1.5 hours). You can browse the online courses here.
  • Submit reflection via Canvas for your preferred module
  • Complete each phase of the Plan-Do-Study-Act modules (there are 4 phases) with a short reflection after each phase. In the Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle, you will select an instructional practice and reflect on its implementation in your classroom. 
  • Submit a final reflection and feedback survey via Canvas

 

FAQs: 

  • You have the entire academic year to complete the 2 modules and the 7 reflections. You must be done by June 30th 2027
  • Once all items have been graded (pass/no pass), you’ll apply to UOP via this link and pay UOP the $50 fee to receive 1 graduate-level semester unit
  • The templates for the reflections will be found in the Canvas platform within each module

 

How to Enroll

In order to officially enroll, please complete one of the registration forms below:

Optional Community of Practice

Upon registration, you will automatically receive an email with the zoom links for the 4 optional Community of Practice sessions. If you would prefer not to attend, you are welcome to decline participation in the CoP. 

How do I receive a Canvas login?

Once registered, you should receive an email invitation from the Canvas platform. New students are entered into the system every Friday.  The Canvas platform tracks your course progress and is where you will submit required reflections. This video will provide you with a brief orientation to the Canvas platform and requirements.

 

Should you have any questions, please email Veronica Garza (SCCOE Coordinator) at  [email protected] 

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