ARTC offers an alternative to the traditional route to teacher certification in Delaware. Through ARTC, qualified individuals complete certification requirements while they are employed as full-time teachers, through a state-approved program of professional education course work, accompanied by intensive, school-based supervision and mentoring in lieu of student teaching.

Learn more about how to become a certified Teacher of Critical Need Subjects through Alternative Routes to Certification pathways.

Learn more about earning a master’s degree while becoming certified as a:

• Teacher of Students with Special Needs
  (all grades) through our Master’s Plus Certification Program.
• School Library/Media Specialist through our bachelor’s and master’s degree programs.
• Teacher of English Language Learner through a master’s program.

Here’s a great opportunity to sharpen your

classroom management skills and working

with challenging student behaviors

And it’s FREE!!

Michael McKnight, an author and veteran educator who has worked for years with traumatized and special needs students, will offer a 3-day, interactive workshop here at UD’s Newark campus on July 11, 12 & 13.  It will start promptly @ 9 am and end at 3:30 pm each day.  Parking will be free.

He will share the current neuroscience of teaching, model several proven methods for working successfully with “at risk” youngsters and offer opportunities for participants to apply them to their own practice.

Thanks to a grant, we are able to offer this incredible opportunity to all past and present ARTC teachers for FREE!!!  You will also receive your own copy of Michael’s and co-author Lori Desautels’ recently published book, Unwritten  The Story of a Living System: A Pathway to Enlivening and Transforming Education.

Seating is limited, so please reserve your place as soon as possible by clicking below

Click for Registration

Deadline to register is Friday, June 30.

For a detailed description of the workshop and the presenter please click here