For this assignment, you are going to create your own learning module. You are going to use the template attached. Actions to design a mini-training

For this assignment, you are going to create your own learning module. You are going to use the template attached.

Actions to design a mini-training session for your fellow teachers. The topic you are going to select is Building Social Skills. I have provided you with some introductory information on the topic to get you started. For your training, each section should be filled out. Your module should include the following:

  • 3 Measurable objectives (3 pts)
  • 2 Videos (you can either create them yourself OR find one already created) (3 pts)
  • 3 Articles (cite) (3 pts)
  • 2 Activities/Assessments (6 pts)

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