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Teachers enrolled in PBS TeacherLine courses should have access to high-speed Internet access and access to a web browser such as Internet Explorer. Your computer should also have the capability to stream video. A printer will be needed to print the certificate of completion at the end of the course |
WSIU is a PBS TeacherLine station, and we are pleased to offer educators throughout the region, an accredited professional development program which helps teachers acquire the skills they need to prepare students for a successful future. PBS Teacherline is funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education and offers high quality, standards-based graduate-level courses for K-12 teachers. PBS TeacherLine provides professional development through facilitated courses that meet national and local standards, through supportive and collaborative learning communities and exemplary internet-based resources. Currently there are over 145 courses PBS Teacherline courses offered in the areas of Reading, Language Arts, Instructional Technology, Science, Mathematics and Instructional Strategies. Teachers who complete PBS TeacherLine courses are eligible for continuing education and professional development credits and graduate credit. |
 Julie Pyatt (l.) and Shelley Wolter (r.) of Chester High School participated in WSIU's PBS TeacherLine session at a regional Teachers Institute. Photo of the Week
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The WSIU Membercard is better than ever, thanks to the generosity of participating businesses. See regional benefits list. Support WSIU and save money while dining out. You may choose one card with every $60 that you contribute to our WSIU stations that you trust and enjoy. Share extra cards with family and friends. The MemberCard offers 2-for-1 savings at restaurants in our region and over 8,400 restaurants in the U.S. and Canada, plus 2-for-1 savings at bed-and-breakfast inns in our area and nationwide, and online shopping discounts. 
Join us for a WSIU Radio 50th Anniversary event of An Evening with Garrison Keillor at Shryock Auditorium on April 20th. Learn how you can support WSIU Public Radio and receive premium seats for this event. |
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