Courses | Assembling Inclusion

Use the buttons below to access a group of courses. To see a course description, hover over the image. Clicking on a course will send you to the external webpage, where you can participate in the lessons. Each course offers a PD certificate upon completion of a brief reflection activity.

Getting Started Working with a New Co-Teacher

5 lessons

When working with a new co-teacher, it's important to build relationships, review routines, and establish roles. Use these resources to help guide you and your partner toward a year of success & student support!

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Creating Personalized Feedback in Google Forms

2 lessons

Google Forms quizzes allow for standardized answer keys, but it also provides opportunities to make feedback individualized for the student. This course reviews how to give this feedback to students.

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Self-Paced Units in the Inclusion Classroom

4 Lessons

Self-paced units are actually perfect for co-taught classes. Discover how to design project-based, self-paced units from start to finish with your co-teacher, using student needs and interests to guide the design.

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Station Rotation for Co-Teachers

4 Lessons

Station Rotation can be ideal for co-teachers. In this microcourse, explore examples of station rotation, review tips for implementing the model & design your own station rotation lesson.

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Embedding Reading Supports using Google Docs

5 lessons

Google Docs could be a great place to support student needs while they work on reading lessons. Discover 5 modifications you could make to support your readers.

Coming September 1st!

Specal Ed Courses

Password Protection in Google Forms

1 lesson

Maintain IEP confidentiality while collecting data through Google Forms. Learn how to achieve password protection in this quick microcourse

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Track Modifications & Accommodations using Google Forms/Sheets

3 Lessons

Use one class Google Form and corresponding Google Sheet to track the supports your students frequently use in the classroom. This strategy will help with collecting data for updating IEPs each year.

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Daily Family Journals

2 Lessons

Some IEPs call for daily or weekly communication with families. These journals are a great way to increase collaboration between school and home. Learn how to digitally create & share these journals for easy communication.

COMING SEPTEMBER 1st!

Getting IEP Input using Autocrat

4 Lessons

Learn how to use the Sheets add-on, Autocrat, to get easy and efficient input for IEP meetings. Go through each microcourse or only review the steps you need.

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Other Support Courses

Create Drag & Drop Activities with Slides

4 Lessons

Drag & drop activities provide different options for completing assignments while supporting all learners. In this series, learn just how to create these activities & see some real examples.

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Social Emotional Learning & Google

5 Lessons

Social emotional learning is an essential part of the classroom. With these lessons, learn about how you can use Google tools like Docs, Slides, and Jamboard, to facilitate SEL activities with your students.

COMING SEPETEMBER 1st!

Sponsor Courses

Supporting All Learners with EdPuzzle

3 lessons

Learn how EdPuzzle can support the different needs of all your learners. All participants who complete these lessons will be entered into the raffle to win a schoolwide EdPuzzle premium account.

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Using Seesaw in Inclusive Classrooms

3 lessons

Learn how Seesaw can support the different needs of all your learners. All participants who complete these lessons will be entered into the raffle to win a Seesaw Pro account.

COMING AUGUST 25th!