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The first four micro-credentials, developed in collaboration with NEA educators and TPS Consortium members Emerging America, Collaborative for Educational Services and Inquiry in the Upper Midwest, Minnesota Historical Society will be available shortly (see below). Descriptions of each are available on the Citizen U website.
- Inquiry with Primary Sources
- Culturally Relevant Pedagogy with Primary Sources
- Multidisciplinary Civics with Primary Sources
- Universal Design for Learning with Primary Sources
The TPS micro-credentials are free for NEA members and $75 for non-members. School districts interested in enrolling a large group of educators consisting of some or all non-NEA members should contact Citizen U.
While the micro-credentials are asynchronous, we have created this group as a support resource for educators. Please feel free to ask questions and share resources and learnings
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