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Course DatesThe course starts on a Monday, and goes for 7 weekly Assignments, given out each Monday. Below are the start dates for each Session, and the date the last Assignment is given out. However, students have more than two weeks after the last Assignment to complete the course. (Extensions are also possible.) The Assignments consist of: weekly guided readings in the text (about 2 Chapters/wk); training exercises to improve skills; sharing answers with other educators in the class, and short written responses to these via email - so that you can do the homework at your convenience. Prof. Seeman, a national consultant on all kinds of classroom management problems, helps each student individually, with the group sharing similar problems - all with total anonymity. Assignments are usually sent to students on Sunday/Monday, and not due until the end of the week, on Saturday. Session XXVIII: Mon. March 3 to April 14, 2008 Session XXIX: Mon. April 21 to June 2, 2008 Session XXX: Mon. June 9 to July 21, 2008* Session XXXI: Mon. August 18 to September 29, 2008* Session XXXII: Mon. October 13 to November 24, 2008 --Future Session/Dates to be posted-- (A special session of the course can often be arranged for a school/district to fit their calendar; contact Prof. Seeman below.) (Also, an Individual Tutorial can be arranged for a teacher or for a support staff member who wishes to learn these skills in order to deliver them to his/her school staff; contact Prof. Seeman below.) *These sessions will focus on PREVENTION STRATEGIES to prevent, not just handle, discipline problems. A little time spent before the new school year will make the whole school year better. "The best time to solve a problem is before it starts." To check if the session you want still has space available, email Prof. Seeman at Hokaja@aol.com Back to Home Page |