CRI Learning Module 3 - Instructional Methods


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Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to define learning environments, discuss learning engagement, describe strategies to deepen students’ thinking, utilize subject-specific teaching methods, and recognize testing integrity policies.

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Course Material
Chapter 3: Instructional Methods
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Instructional Presentation
CRI Module 3 - Instructional Video
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Instructional Methods PPT
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Module Quiz
Module 3 Quiz
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20 Questions  |  2 attempts  |  16/20 points to pass The passing score required is 80%. Candidates will have two opportunities to obtain a passing score. If a fail score is received on the second attempt, the candidate forfeits going any further and may repurchase the CRI education at the original price.
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Jen Krueger

Instructor

Cuyahoga Community College

Jen Krueger, PhD, FAPR, RMR, CRI, CPE began her career in the court reporting field in 1977. Following her graduation from a court reporting program in Cleveland, she worked as a freelance reporter and attained her Registered Merit Reporter certification. In 1989, she began to teach part-time at Cuyahoga Community College’s court reporting program. Discovering how much she loved teaching and working with students, she went on to get a bachelor’s degree in adult education from Empire State College, a master’s degree in curriculum and technology from Grand Canyon University, and a Ph.D. in instructional design from Capella University. 

Jen has been recognized professionally, having received awards from the Sloan Consortium, an exemplary online course award from Blackboard, the Martin-Fincun Award from the Ohio Court Reporters Association, and NCRA’s CASE Educator of the Year award. Jen was the chair and co-chair of the Teachers Community of Interest for many years, has presented at several NCRA Conventions, and has written numerous articles for the JCR.