Spring 2013 Offerings
Spring 2013 session runs Jan. 14-April 29
For information on how to enroll in a workshop, please see our
Enrollment Procedures page.
Spring 2013 Full Tuition
Assisting Grieving Children and Families
Only Available for Graduate 1 Credit
Price: $466.
| ED 501 07 (4318) |
Limit 30 |
Jordan Hall |
Braden, Carol |
| April 17 & 18 and |
W, R |
4:30-9 pm |
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| April 27 |
S |
8 a.m.-4:30 pm |
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This workshop will teach techniques to assist the bereaved
child. You will explore normal vs. complicated grief behavior,
grief styles, why children fail academically, isolate themselves
and often use disruptive behaviors in the classroom. You will learn
developmental stages, grief reactions, communication tools, group
processes and the facilitator's role in companioning children in
their grief. This course offers an option for interested
participants in becoming a facilitator for Brooke's Place.
Intended Audience: Middle/Secondary,
Early/Middle Childhood, Counseling
NEW DATES!! Our Changing Times - Evolving Faces of
Families
Only Available for Graduate 1 Credit
Price: $466.00
| ED 501 08 (4342) |
Limit 25 |
Jordan Hall |
Anderson, Julie |
| April 13 & 27 |
S |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Families today have evolved way beyond "nuclear". Few of our
students live with both biological parents. Indeed, families are
now made of up step-parents and step-siblings, same-sex parents,
parents in prison, grandparents as primary caregivers, adoptees,
and children in foster care. This workshop endeavors to
discuss the challenges these changes bring to our students and
gathers practical ways to help them cope with society's
attitudes and thrive. Lecture, discussion, experiential, and
self-directed exploration.
Intended Audience: Middle/Secondary,
Early/Middle Childhood, Counseling
Summer 2013 Offerings
Summer I 2013 session runs May 13 - June 21
Summer II 2013 session runs June 24 - August2
Peace Through Yoga Certification Workshop
June 3-27, 2013
Taught by Sally Bassett-Brown and Christine
Yovanovich
Peace Through Yoga and the Butler College of Education will
offer a certification course for yoga trainers June 3-27, 2013, at
Butler. Classes will be held Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m.-6
p.m. Peace Through Yoga instructors Christine Yovanovich and Sally
Bassett-Brown will lead the 200-hour course, along with guest
instructors.
Session topics will include alignment and anatomy, cuing
students verbally and through hands-on adjustments, meditation and
mindfulness techniques, yogic philosophy and history, and the
"Business of Yoga," effective marketing of yourself as a successful
yoga instructor.
About the Instructors
Sally Bassett-Brown has studied yoga for close to two decades
with some of the world's top teachers. She teaches a variety
of styles ranging from gentle to power yoga. She also leads trips
internationally teaching Vinyasa Yoga, to all levels as well as the
local children in the destinations. Sally Bassett-Brown founded
Peace through Yoga, located in Indianapolis and Zionsville,
Ind.
A full-time instructor since 2006, Yovanovich has taught
numerous classes focused on yoga for therapeutic and restorative
aims, stress reduction, and strength building. She has lead
instruction for schools, corporations, and non-profit
organizations. She developed a "Yoga and Cultivating Creativity"
workshop which she has presented frequently in the Indianapolis
area and Ft. Wayne.
Cost
Cost for the Butler workshop is $2,500*. University lodging will
be provided for out-of-town students for an additional cost.
Participants can choose to earn 3-credit hours in education for
successful course completion; a $500 fee is applicable.
*This workshop is not eligible for tuition remission.
Registration
Click here
to register.
Enrollment is limited to 20 students. For any questions,
including cost and details about housing, please contact Cindy
Smith at clsmith@butler.edu or 317-940-8464.
Learn more about course content at Peace
Through Yoga.
Summer I 2013 Full Tuition
How in Blue Blazes did this Happen? G1 Credit
Price: $466.00
| ED 501 01 (1486) |
Limit 20 |
Jordan Hall 242 |
Herbkersman, Mark |
| May 21 & 28 |
T |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
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Why are we the way we are? Understanding ourselves helps us to
understand the uniqueness of others. This course focuses upon
self-exploration through various methods, helping to pinpoint some
of the reasons we are who we are.
Intended Audience: Early/Middle Childhood,
Middle/Secondary, Physical Education, Counseling, Administration,
Special Education
Guidance Counseling 101 G 1 Credit
Price: $466.00
| ED 501 02 (1487) |
Limit 30 |
Jordan Hall 170 |
Brandes, Beth |
| June 1 & 8 |
S |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Guidance Counseling 101 is meant to provide counseling and
administrative students and new counseling and administrative
professionals with additional insight and knowledge in public and
private school education. Discussions surrounding academic,
college, career and personal counseling and how these areas are
applied in the school setting, will be the main focus.
Intended Audience: Counseling, Administration
(Grades 5-12)
Summer I 2013 Half Tuition
Orton-Gillingham Basic Language Skills with Practicum G 5
Credits
Price: $1,165
| ED 503 50 (1488) |
Limit 15 |
Children's Dyslexia Center of Indianapolis |
Hofmann, Lisa |
| ED 502 50 (1489) |
Limit 15 |
|
|
| May 6 - June 27 |
M, W |
5:30-8:30 p.m. |
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**Must register for ED 503 50 and ED 502 50.
Learn how to teach multisensory reading strategies to students
who struggle. The Orton-Gillingham Approach is a structured,
multisensory, phonetic approach to teaching reading, writing and
spelling. Tutor trainees will work one on one with students
from the waiting list to learn how to be diagnostic and
prescriptive to meet the individual needs of each student.
Completion of the course and 100 hour practicum will certify the
tutor for certification through the Scottish Rite (IMSLEC
accredited www.imslec.org) as
an Orton-Gillingham tutor.
Intended Audience: Early/Middle Childhood,
Middle/Secondary, Counseling, Special Education
Summer II 2013 Full Tuition
How in Blue Blazes did this Happen? G1 Credit
Price: $466
| ED 501 03 (1428) |
Limit 20 |
Jordan Hall 170 |
Herbkersman, Mark |
| June 24 & July 1 |
M |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Why are we the way we are? Understanding ourselves helps us to
understand the uniqueness of others. This course focuses upon
self-exploration through various methods, helping to pinpoint some
of the reasons we are who we are.
Intended Audience: Early/Middle Childhood,
Middle/Secondary, Physical Education, Counseling, Administration,
Special Education
Guidance Counseling 101 G 1 Credit
Price: $466.00
| ED 501 02 (1436) |
Limit 30 |
Jordan Hall 236 |
Brandes, Beth |
| July 6 & 13 |
S |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Guidance Counseling 101 is meant to provide counseling and
administrative students and new counseling and administrative
professionals with additional insight and knowledge in public and
private school education. Discussions surrounding academic,
college, career and personal counseling and how these areas are
applied in the school setting, will be the main focus.
Intended Audience: Counseling, Administration
(Grades 5-12)
When Trauma Rocks Your World G 1 Credit
Price: $466.00
| ED 501 05 (1429) |
Limit 25 |
Jordan Hall 170 |
Carla Gaff-Clark |
| July 13 & 20 |
S |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Every 10 seconds a woman is abused in her home. She is at
serious risk of bodily harm or death, as are the children being
raised in that environment. This workshop will look at
personal trauma an domestic violence and its effects on the family,
community and society as a whole, while examining steps that can be
taken to assist those in the midst of it.
Intended Audiences: Middle/Secondary,
Early/Middle Childhood, Physical Education, Counseling and Special
Education
Assisting Grieving Children and Families G 1 Credit
| ED 501 06 (1430) |
Limit 20 |
Jordan Hall 170 |
Braden, Carol |
| July 16 and 18 |
T, R |
4:30-9 p.m. |
|
| July 27 |
S |
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
This workshop will teach techniques to assist the bereaved
child. You will explore normal vs. complicated grief
behavior, grief styles, why children fail academically, isolate
themselves and often use disruptive behaviors in the
classroom. You will learn developmental stages, grief
reactions, communication tools, group processes and the
facilitator's role in companioning children in their grief.
This course offers an option for interested participants in
becoming a facilitator for Brooke's Place.
Intended Audience: Middle/Secondary,
Early/Middle Childhood, Counseling
Classroom Management and the At-Risk Student G 1 Credit
| ED 501 07 (1431) |
Limit 20 |
Jordan Hall 170 |
Lettofsky, Caren |
| July 22 & 29 |
M |
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Our salaries are now based on how well all students, including
at-risk students, do on ISTEP and ECA. There ARE ways to engage
these students, help them learn and do well on these tests. This
workshop will investigate ways to reach and teach these
students.
Intended Audience: Middle/Secondary
Summer II 2013 Half Tuition
Anne Frank and the Tree of Life G 1 Credit
Price: $233
| ED 501 50 (1432) |
Limit 20 |
|
Schilten, Michele |
| June 25 - 27 |
T,W,R |
9 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Participants experience first-person accounts of the Holocaust
and learn how a tree outside her hiding place inspired Anne Frank.
Today, the chestnut's saplings remind the world of Anne's life and
message. Participants receive a grade 3-8 unit culminating in a
service project that addresses science and language arts
standards.
Museum Fee: $75
Museum Registration Deadline: June 11
Please Note: After registering with Butler University, students
must also register with The Children's Museum at 317-334-4000 or
register online at the Professional Development Page of the website
www.childrensmuseum.org.
Exploring Dinosaurs! G 2 Credits
Price: $466
| ED 502 51 (1435) |
Limit 12 |
|
Schilten, Michele |
| July 5 - 13 |
|
8 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Connect your dig experience to your science and literacy
curriculum through hands-on lessons and activities.
Participate in the five day adult dinosaur dig and then join us for
an exciting teacher workshop. Workshop will be held at the
Journey Museum in Rapid City, South Dakota and will include field
trips to other paleontology sites. Please note:
Teachers muse register for both the teacher workshop and the adult
dinosaur dig.
Museum Fee: $1,200 per person (double occupancy); $1,575
per person (single occupancy)
Museum Registration Deadline: May 17
Please Note: After registering with Butler University, students
must also register with The Children's Museum at 317-334-4133 or
register online at the Professional Development Page of the website
www.childrensmuseum.org.
Exploring the Past G 1 Credit
Price: $233
| ED 501 52 (1433) |
Limit 20 |
|
Schilten, Michele |
| July 9 - 11 |
T,W,R |
9 a.m.-4 p.m. |
|
Participants will go beyond the exhibit and delve into the
history and archaeology of each of the three sites featured in the
National Geographic Treasures of the Earth. Explore ancient Egypt,
China and the lost ship of Captain Kidd. Participants receive a
unit of study for grades 3-5/6-8 and other materials.
Museum Fee: $75
Museum Registration Deadline: June 25
Please Note: After registering with Butler University, students
must also register with The Children's Museum at (317) 334-4133 or
register online at the Professional Development page of the website
www.childrensmuseum.org.
Teaching with Trains: More Powerful Than a Locomotive! G 1
Credit
Price: $233
| ED 501 53 (1434) |
Limit 20 |
|
Schilten, Michele |
| July 16 and 17 |
|
9 a.m.-4 p.m. |
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| July 18 |
|
8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. |
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Discover the wonder of trains during this institute featuring
powerful teaching tools and real train adventures. Visit the
Indiana Transportation Museum and take a train ride. See the 1868
Reuben Wells locomotive and hear John Henry tell his epic
story.
Museum Fee: $75
Museum Registration Deadline: July 1
Please Note: After registering with Butler University,
students must also register with The Children's Museum at
317-334-4000 or register online at the Professional Development
Page of the website www.childrensmuseum.org.