Classes

Michael Sedler offers college courses through The Heritage Institute with credits being granted by Antioch University (Seattle, WA). He also works as an adjunct professor for Eastern Washington University (Cheney, WA). Both Universities are accredited and allow students to earn credits on a correspondence basis. These courses are particularly geared toward all educators (teachers, support staff, administrators) who are interested in increasing their knowledge base or gaining credits toward their certification or salary increments.

Dr. Sedler also offers on site classes throughout the country. If you are interested in setting up a class (with credits offered) for your area, please contact him. Dr. Sedler’s courses are extremely popular and practical for all students.

Classes are offered throughout the year at various sites in the Northwest (specifically Spokane, Kennewick, Portland, Pendleton, Walla Walla, and Kalispell). Call 509 443 1605 to get a list of classes offered near you.

THE HERITAGE INSTITUTE

Guided Independent Study Classes

To obtain a manual, register for the selected class and then click the “MANUAL” button next to the class. Then, click on the highlighted red lettering for the selected class. The download is free. This is the manual for the specific class you have chosen.

ALL emails should go to mike@communicationplus.net or michael@michaelsedler.com.

Each student has six months to complete the coursework. You may register for classes at anytime.

The courses are offered as quarter credits–3 quarter credits is equivalent to 2 semester credits. The following are his course titles:

THREE CREDIT CLASSES (2 semester credits):

COST: $280 for 400 and 500 Level classes. Clock hours available for $195 (30 hours).

1. Increasing Motivation and Self-Esteem in Students (SS401p) MANUAL

2. Parents: Adversary or Ally -A Cooperative Approach (SS401q) MANUAL

3. Social Skills: A Foundation For Learning (SS401v) MANUAL

4. Understanding and Connecting With Aggressive Students (ED404d) MANUAL

FIVE CREDIT CLASSES (3.3 semester credits):

COST: $415 for 400 and 500 Level classes. Clock hours available for $315 (50 hours).

1. Bullying Behaviors (ED437q) MANUAL

2. Counseling Skills For Educators (ED409r) MANUAL

3. Gang Attitudes and Actions (SS406k) MANUAL

4. High Maintenance Behaviors and Interactions (SS409f) MANUAL

5. Mental Health Issues and Students (HE402n) MANUAL

6. Nurturing Compassion Within Our Schools (ED434y) MANUAL

7. Organizational Teaching Skills (ED429w) MANUAL

8. School Violence (SS406m) MANUAL

9. Stress Reduction in Staff and Students (HE401m) MANUAL

10. Student, Classroom, and Whole-School Discipline (ED419g) MANUAL

11. Youth Suicide (SS404u) MANUAL

SIX CREDIT CLASSES (4 semester credits):

COST: $495 for 400 and 500 Level classes. Clock hours available for $380 (60 hours).

1. Autism: Questions and Answers (ED445y) MANUAL

2. Establishing Rules and Boundaries (ED445x) MANUAL

3. Inspirational Education (ED452f) MANUAL

4. The Impact of Trauma and Loss in Students (ED464z) MANUAL

5. Why Children Act Out (ED448t) MANUAL

TO REGISTER: Go to www.hol.edu or call The Heritage Institute at 360-341-3020 (credit card, purchase orders, or checks are accepted)

FOR QUESTIONS: CONTACT MICHAEL SEDLER (509)443-1605, michael@michaelsedler.com or mike@communicationplus.net

About Continuing Education Credits
The Heritage Institute courses receive continuing education quarter credits awarded by Antioch University Seattle at the 400 and 500 levels. Call 360-341-3020 or go to www.hol.edu for more information.

EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

EWU is located in Cheney, Washington approximately fifteen minutes west of Spokane, Washington. Classes from Eastern Washington are only offered as undergraduate classes. The two classes offered through EWU include:

1. Attention Deficit/Hyperacativity Disorder In The Schools ( CEPD 485)

2. Child Abuse: Recognition and Intervention Strategies (CEPD 484)

TO REGISTER: CALL EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AT 509-359-2268.

COST: Call EWU for current costs for a three quarter credit class (2 semester) at 400 level.