ONLINE LEARNING IN CONTINUING HIGHER EDUCATION

Executive education designed for corporate audiences is in a state of significant digital disruption today. Business schools face competition on multiple fronts: An evolving array of MOOCs and their derivatives. Platforms that enable anyone to author, publish, and market courses on the web. An explosion of e-learning content providers. Consulting firms entering the digital enablement game. At the same time, the needs and demands of the corporate customer have changed radically. A brief overview of the rapidly evolving digital learning landscape as it pertains to executive education.

How can teachers integrate and accelerate literacy and subject-area learning in science, history, and English language arts?In today’s schools, every subject involves discipline-specific text, so all students need support to develop the critical literacy skills required to use and understand those texts.How can educators help diverse students participate successfully in the complex literacy practices required of the California State Standards and the Next Generation Science Standards?To help secondary educators examine these types of questions, the Strategic Literacy Initiative is showcasing educators using their evidence-based Reading Apprenticeship framework, which is based on more than twenty years of experience researching and learning how teachers incorporate disciplinary literacy strategies in their classrooms.

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