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101 Best Strategies for Teaching Social Studies (Grades 6-12)
presented by Christopher Lange
Catching Up English/Language Arts Students Who Have Fallen Behind: Strategies that Work! (Grades 6-12)
presented by Rebecca Gault
Catching Up Students Who've Fallen Behind in Reading or Writing (Grades 3-5)
presented by Kelly Harmon
CO-TEACHING THAT WORKS: Powerful Strategies to Accelerate Student Success in Today's Inclusive Classrooms (Grades K-12)
presented by Petra Nelson
Develop Growth Mindset in Mathematics to Increase Students' Perseverance, Engagement and Success (Grades K-6)
presented by Ryan Doetch
DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION Across All Content Areas in the Secondary Classroom: Proven Strategies to Use with the Whole Class (Grades 6-12)
presented by Marquita Blades
DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION: Increasing Student Success While Decreasing Teacher Prep Time (Grades K-6)
presented by Ryan Doetch
DYSLEXIA: Best Strategies to Increase Student Success (Grades 6-12)
presented by Heather Kenny
DYSLEXIA: Best Targeted Interventions for Greater Literacy Success (Grades K-6)
presented by Heather Kenny
DYSLEXIA: Help Children Who Struggle to Successfully Read, Write and Spell (Grades K-6)
presented by Mark Weakland
Early Intervention Strategies to Help Young Children with Developmental Delays and Challenging Behaviors (Preschool - Kindergarten)
presented by Lisa Rogers
Enhance Your Reading Instruction: Practical Applications of the SCIENCE OF READING (Grades K-2)
presented by Annemarie Johnson
Help Your Students Who Struggle With Mathematics: Practical, Successful Strategies (Grades 6-12)
presented by Brad Fulton
Helping English Learners Exit Your ELL Program: Impactful Strategies to Accelerate Student Success (Grades K-12)
presented by Rasheeda Hardy
Helping Your Struggling Readers Become More Successful Readers: Targeted Interventions That Work! (Grades K-5)
presented by Kristen Large
Meeting the Needs of Your GIFTED STUDENTS and Advanced Learners: High Yield Strategies (Grades 1-8)
presented by Michelle Swain
MOTIVATING THE UNMOTIVATED: Teaching the Hard-to-Reach Student (Grades 3-12)
presented by Vincent Mancuso
Practical Strategies for Dealing With Disrespectful and Disengaged Students (Grades 1-12)
presented by Cindy Jones
PURPOSEFUL PLAY to Increase Students' Academic Learning and Social-Emotional Growth (Preschool-Kindergarten)
presented by Sheri Sutterley
SCHOOL NURSES: Best Practices for Addressing Mental Health Issues in Your Schools (Grades K-12)
presented by Vickie Beckwith
School-Based SLPs: A Language Processing Disorder - What It Is and How to Treat It (Grades K-12)
presented by MariBeth Plankers
School-Based SLPs: Language Disorders vs. Language Differences for English Language Learners (Grades K-12)
presented by Nancy Friday
SPECIAL EDUCATORS: Accelerate Progress for Students with IEPs By Making the Best Use of Differentiation, Accommodations, and Modifications (Grades K-12)
presented by Petra Nelson
Speech-Language Therapy: Promoting Rapid Change for Children with Severe Phonological Disorders (Grades PreK-6)
presented by Terri Farnham
Strengthen Your MATH Instruction for Your ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS (Grades 3-12)
presented by Beatrice Moore
Strengthening Students' Writing Skills While Significantly Decreasing Grading Time (Grades 6-12)
presented by Joel Clements
Teaching MEDIA LITERACY SKILLS in a Fake News World (Grades K-12)
presented by Kristen Mattson
Using AI Tools to Improve SPECIAL EDUCATION Student Learning and Increase Teacher Productivity in SPECIAL EDUCATION (Grades K-12)
presented by Rachel Meixner
Using AI Tools to Increase the Success of ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS and Enhance Teacher Productivity (Grades K-12)
presented by James May
What's NEW in Children's Books and Creative, Powerful Strategies to Use Them in Your Program (Grades K-6) - 2027 -
presented by Deborah Salyer
What's NEW in YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE and How to Use It In Your Program (Grades 6-12) - 2027 -
presented by Karen Scott
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Washington State Clock Hours

On-Demand Online Learning Courses
6 WA Clock Hours available per course. View the complete course catalog here.
Some Courses offer WA STEM Clock Hours. View the complete list here.

In-Person Programs
5 WA Clock Hours available per day of attendance for In-Person programs in WA state and within 35 miles of Portland, OR.

Live Online and Recorded Version Programs
5 WA Clock Hours available per day of attendance for a select few Live Online and Recorded events. View the complete list here.

WA STEM Clock Hours:
Some BER Live Online and Recorded Version programs offer WA STEM Clock Hours. View the complete list here.
Some BER On-Demand Online Learning Courses offer WA STEM Clock Hours. View the complete list here.
For other specific BER programs eligible for WA STEM Clock Hours, contact info@ber.org or 1-800-735-3503.

Requirements for Earning WA Clock Hours:

  • Attend the entire program.
  • Complete BER's online evaluation immediately following the program to verify your attendance
  • Once our WA Clock Hour Provider, NEWESD 101, validates your attendance, you will receive an email from the pdEnroller system allowing you to claim your clock hours (please allow up to thirty days). Clock hour fees are $3/clock hour, payable online.

ID Inservice Credit available with district approval at programs held within 35 miles of Spokane, WA.