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Reading Credits

The State Board of Education also requires that all K-8 teachers (all regular education teachers including art, music, and physical education; only excluding counselors and media specialists) must complete 30 hours (3.0 CEUs) of reading credit within each licensure cycle.
To assist you in determining courses available for reading renewal we have a list of PRE-APPROVED reading courses offered through GCS and local universities. Upon completion of a college or university course, you must submit your transcript to receive credit.
Reading Credits Criteria for determining reading credit is based on the following: Click here for Reading Credit Criteria.

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GCS Courses

Literacy First(30 hours)

Reading in the Content Area (30 hours)

Writers Workshop (30 hours)

A Total Integrated Language Approach (18 hours)

Get SMART! Student Mastery Achieved in Reading with

Technology (12 hours)

A Tour of Internet Resources to Improve Reading Skills (20 hours)

Guided Reading and Writing (12 hours)

Learning Focus Reading Training

Reading Clarification Strategies

Strategies to Enhance Reading Achievement

Differentiating Reading Instruction

Improving Reading Comprehension

Reading-Writing Connection

Useful Tools for Reading Instruction & Assessment

Using the Socratic Seminar To Increase Reading Comp

 

Greensboro College

ELED 315 Language & Literacy Development

ELED 606 Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum

 
 

Consortium Sessions

Using Literacy Centers to Enhance Your Reading and Writing Program (12 hours)

Institute on Balanced Literacy: Every Student Reading at Grade Level and Beyond (18 hours)

Happy Reading: Teaching Comprehension in the Primary Grades (12 hours)

Write for the Future for Grades 6-12 (12 hours)

Write from the Beginning (12 hours)

Ensuring Success on the High School Writing Assessment (12 hours)

 

College Courses

ECU

READ 6422 Remediation of Reading Disabilities

READ 6430 Organization and Management of Reading

Webquest and Literature for Children and Young Adults

 

UNC-G

CUI 516. Emergent Literacy and Literature

CUI 517. Literacy I: Reading and Writing in the Primary Elementary Grades

CUI 521. Literacy II: Reading and Writing in the Intermediate Elementary Grades

CUI 635 - Reading in the Secondary School and Content Areas

CUI 615 - Literacy in the Early Years

CUI 616 - Literacy Development and Instruction Across the Grades

CUI 617a - Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Problems

CUI 617b - Advanced Strategies in Diagnosis and Correction

CUI 619 - Research and Programs in Reading Education

CUI 620. Theories of Reading and Writing Processes

CUI 640 - Writing Instruction in the Elementary and Middle

CUI 470 Reading in the Content Area

CUI 605 Developmental Psycholinguistic

CUI 614 Word Study

CUI 616 Literacy Development & Instruction Across the Grades

CUI 628 Trends and Issues in Reading Comprehension

CUI 669 Educ & Implementation of Learn & Dev Theory

 

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

CUIN 620 Foundations in Reading

CUIN 621 Word Recognition/Identification Skills

CUIN 622 Teaching Reading Through the Primary Years

CUIN 623 Methods and Materials in Teaching Reading in the Elementary School

CUIN 624 Teaching Reading in the Secondary School

CUIN 730 Problems in the Improvement of Reading

CUIN 731 Advanced Diagnosis in Reading Instruction

CUIN-613 Media/Literature for Children

How to Teach Reading/Literacy

CUIN 751.01 Advanced Communications Skills

 

GTCC

EDU 4022 Reading Across the Curriculum Using Whole

EDU 4033 Enhancing Language Dev in Childhood

EDU 4063 Ready, Set, Read!

VEDU 4012 Using Picture Books Creatively in the Classroom

 

High Point University

EDU 360 Literature for Children

 

Salem College

EDUC 400 Foundations of Reading Instruction

EDUC 408 Reading Perfor: Assessment & Evaluation

 

University of Phoenix

Teaching Reading & Writing to Limited English Prof

 

Wake Forest University

New Frontiers in Reading & Writing

 

 

 







 

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