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01 An Orientation to the US Education System (IAG-001)


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The U.S. education system is shaped by unique structures, expectations, and cultural norms. An Orientation to the U.S. Education System is an essential course for international educators, school staff, and anyone seeking a foundational understanding of how education operates in the United States.


This course will guide participants through key aspects of the system, including:

✅ The structure and components of the U.S. education system, from K-12 to higher education.

✅ The roles and responsibilities of teachers, including instructional methods, classroom management, and professional expectations.

✅ The prevalent beliefs, behaviors, and learning styles of students in U.S. classrooms.


By the end of this course, participants will have a comprehensive overview of the U.S. education landscape, enabling them to navigate and adapt effectively to American schools and student interactions. Whether you are new to the U.S. education system or looking for a refresher, this course provides valuable insights to support your success.


This course is 2-hour long.



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Contact Hours: 2

Content
  • Start Here
  • Welcome
  • 01a History of Education in the US
  • 01b Types of Schools
  • 01c Types of School Staff
  • 1 Test
  • 02a Examine Teacher Responsibilities
  • 02b Curriculum and Instruction Responsibilities 
  •  02c Lesson Plan Teacher Responsibilities 
  • 02d Other Teacher Responsibilities 
  • 2 Test
  • 03a Your Beliefs about Behavior of Students in the U.S.
  • 03b Actual Behaviors of Students in the U.S.
  • 3 Test
  • 03c Ways to Respond to Student Behavior
  • 03d Explore Your School...
  • ⬆️ Student/Family Handbook
  • FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
  • Closure
  • Certificate
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever
Prerequisites