Content Partners
PBS TeacherLine partners with some of the leading content producers in the world to deliver remarkable resources for professional development.
- ISTE
- The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) teamed up to create the PBS TeacherLine/ISTE Certificate of Proficiency Capstone Program. This program certifies educators as proficient in the ISTE National Educational Technology Standards for Teachers (NETS•T) and allows educators on the leading edge of technology integration network with other innovative educators. Learn more about the Capstone program here.
- Concord Consortium
- Seeing Math™ is a series of innovative, online professional-development courses that make challenging mathematical concepts visual, relevant, and easier to teach. These courses are designed for in-service and pre-service teachers of mathematics, grades 6-12.
- The Seeing Math™ series offers learners:
- Rich, topic-based courses
- Computer-based interactives
- Parallel teacher and student activities
- Videos that provide expert commentary and insights into student thinking
- Online, facilitated discussions about algebraic content, student thinking, instructional strategies, and classroom management
Learners can earn graduate credit for successfully completing Seeing Math™ courses. They may also apply to their district to obtain continuing education units (CEUs) or professional development points (PDPs).
- WGBH Teachers' Domain
- PBS TeacherLine is proud to offer a special collection of Teachers' Domain Professional Development courses in Physical, Life and Earth Sciences at the elementary, middle school and high school levels.
- Teachers' Domain Professional Development courses are produced by WGBH Educational Foundation, Boston's PBS station, and developed by educators and advisors specializing in science teaching and curriculum. Teachers' Domain Professional Development courses support K-12 science teachers in their quest to engage students with media-rich resources incorporating practical real world applications, using their free collections of nearly 1,000 resources developed from high-quality, critically-acclaimed and trusted information sources such as the award-winning PBS science programs NOVA, ZOOM, and A Science Odyssey. Click here to learn more about Teachers' Domain Professional Development courses.