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The Level 1 course is the cornerstone of the USATF Coaching Education Program. Led by USATF certified instructors, the 21.5 hour live course (presented on Zoom) covers all events and related sports science in a straightforward manner by emphasizing fundamentals, rules, safety and risk management, and teaching progressions. Certified by the National Council for Accreditation of Coaching Education (NCACE), the course prepares an individual to coach at the junior age, high school, and club division level.

Requirements

To attend a Level 1 School a coach must:

Individuals must attend all sessions to receive access to the online exam following the school.
 

Benefits

Benefits of this program include:

  • Recognition as a USATF Level 1 Coach*
  • Curriculum book covering sports science and individual events
  • Includes access to the TrueSport Coaching Certification ($25 value)
  • Skills and knowledge to coach athletes at all levels
  • Access to instructors and mentors with extensive experience
  • Eligibility to attend a Level 2 School

*Level 1 certificate holders interested in joining the USATF Registered Coaches Program must maintain USATF 3-Step SafeSport Compliance requirements to remain active on the SafeSport Compliant and Coaches Registry lists. 

Recertification

New and current certified Level 1 coaches must complete a USATF approved continuing education course each renewal period to maintain certification. Level 1 recertification course options and the process are outlined at the link below.
 

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Killexams : Purdue Syllabus Guidelines

Constructing a syllabus is an important component of the course design process. The following materials reflect a research-supported framework to help create a pathway to success in your course. Each semester, Innovative Learning reviews the syllabus framework, identifying needed updates and resources.

The Word files linked below outline Required and Recommended components for your syllabus. Many of these components are already in your Brightspace shell. They just need updates specific to your course. The files below include language that comes directly from University policies or is suggested by the University Senate or specific units. Other trial language reflects an autonomy-supportive classroom that can influence student perception and performance (Young-Jones, Levesque, Fursa & McCain 2019). Italicized text indicates notes to instructors. Plain text provides examples of language.

Tips for creating your syllabus:

  • Don’t revise what you don’t have to. The University Policies and Statements and Student Services widget in the Brightspace shell are updated each semester and automatically populated. You may add additional resources that might help your students to your syllabus.

Once your syllabus is complete, please also upload it to Purdue’s Course Insights syllabus archiving system. For questions related to the syllabus framework, email innovativelearningteam@purdue.edu.

Note: The Purdue syllabus guidelines are influenced by Instruction Matters: Purdue Academic Course Transformation (IMPACT) and the resources available through Purdue’s Brightspace learning management system (LMS). It also addresses criteria of the valid and reliable syllabus rubric published by the University of Virginia Center for Teaching Excellence (Palmer, Bach & Streifer 2017). Components fall under five categories: 1) Essential course information, instructor contact information, and course description, 2) Specific, student-centered learning outcomes and objectives that are clear, articulated and measurable (Bristol et al 2019), 3) Assessment strategies for all graded assignments that make explicit connections between learning outcomes, activities, and content, 4) Pedagogical approaches and activities that help students achieve the course outcomes and objectives, and 5) Policies and approaches that foster engaging, student-centered learning environments.

References

Adena Young-Jones, Chantal Levesque, Sophie Fursa & Jason McCain (2019): Autonomy-supportive language in the syllabus: supporting students from the first day. Teaching in Higher Education. DOI: 10.1080/13562517.2019.1661375.

Levesque-Bristol, C., Flierl, M., Zywicki, C., Parker, L.C., Connor, C., Guberman, D., Nelson, D., Maybee, C., Bonem, E., FitzSimmons, J., & Lott, E. (2019). Creating Student-Centered Learning Environments and Changing Teaching Culture: Purdue University’s IMPACT Program. National Institute for Learning Outcomes Assessment (NILOA).

Palmer, M. S., Bach, D. J., & Streifer, A. C. (2014). Measuring the promise: A learning‐focused syllabus rubric. To Boost the Academy: A Journal of Educational Development, 33 (1), 14-36.

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Killexams : CCST Recertification
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Please Choose a Recertification Option

To renew your three-year Certified Control Systems Technician® (CCST®) certification, select one of the following options:

Option 1: Recertify by Meeting Requirements

By paying your recertification fee, you self-certify that you: 
  1. Agree to commit to the ISA Code of Conduct; and
  2. Have accumulated least a total of 90​ Professional Development Points (PDPs) over the last three years (if you work more than 1,500 hours per year, you earn 30 PDPs); and
  3. Acknowledge that you are subject to a random verification audit and will fully agree to provide the supporting documents that prove your qualifications.

If you can self-certify that you meet and can document the above-described accumulation of PDPs, click the button below to agree to the terms and pay your recertification fee. (Note, this will add the recertification fee to your cart.)

Within five business days after making your payment, you will receive an email from isa_badges@isa.org that allows you to access your digital badge, and your status will be updated and displayed in the ISA Credential Directory, if you have set the appropriate permissions.

Pay Recertification by Meeting Requirements Fee

Option 2: Recertify by Exam

If you cannot meet the appropriate number of PDPs but still want to recertify, then you may recertify by exam. (Note, selecting this option will add the exam registration fee to your cart.) Within three business days of paying the exam fee, you will receive a Notice to Schedule examination email from candidatesupport@scantron.com. that contains information on how to schedule and take your exam with Scantron at a testing center or online.

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Certification now follows a rolling model for applications and approvals. If you have questions after reviewing this website, please contact cert@nullesa.org or 202-833-8773.

The period of certification lasts for 5 years, retroactive to the first day of the month the application was approved and expiring on final day of the same month 5 years hence. ESA staff will communicate with you about your status beginning at least 60 days prior to expiration, and will additionally remind you to submit your CEU data on a regular basis.

If you currently hold a certification from pre-2021 and will expire the next June from now, you should recertify in the spring of the year your certification expires; if your certification expired in the previous June, you may still recertify or upgrade.

We allow 2 years’ grace periods to recertify or upgrade, but you will be required to pay a penalty fee if your certification has lapsed beyond that grace period. All recertifications at all levels (except Emeritus) cost $25 for ESA Members and $50 for non-members. 

Starting in 2022, the penalty fee is the cost of recertification for each year of lapse, with the first 2 years waived if you recertify within 2 years. In other words:  

0 yr lapsed: $25 for recertify 

1 yr lapsed: $25 for recertify (1 yr of back recertification fees waived)  

2 yr lapsed: $25 for recertify (2 yr of back recertification fees waived)  

3 yr lapsed: $75 for recertify  

4 yr lapsed: $100 for recertify 

Minimum Education Requirements to Apply

Candidates for certification must have completed at least a bachelor’s degree or a higher degree in ecology or a related science. Completed undergraduate or graduate coursework must include the following, totaling 42 semester credit hours. Full requirements include areas of coursework and should include some core topics.

Eligibility per Level

Please use this table for a general overview of requirements; specifics for each category follow below. Following approval of the minimum CEU type requirements by the Board of Professional Certification, this table will list requirements to upgrade as well.

  Degree Requirement Professional Experience (Years)
Ecologist in Training Bachelor’s + 0
Cover Letter Detail: Career aspirations, highlights of research/work to date
Associate Ecologist Bachelor’s + 1
Cover Letter Detail: Field work, data skills, understanding of the human dimension in ecological systems
Ecologist Bachelor’s + 2 with master’s degree; 5 with bachelor’s
Cover Letter Detail: Independent studies, complex data analyses, journal publication, report writing, oral presentations, understanding of the human dimension in ecological systems
Senior Ecologist Bachelor’s + 5 with doctoral degree; 10 with bachelor’s/master’s
Cover Letter Detail: Thorough knowledge of ecological theory and application, including the interdependence and impact of humans on ecosystem structure, function, and environmental change; written original contributions of original interpretation of ecological information; technical or organizational competence as evidenced by supervision of projects

Certified Ecologist and Senior Ecologist certification holders who hold that status for at least 10 consecutive years and are no longer working full-time may upgrade to each level’s respective Emeritus/ta designation. Contact cert@nullesa.org to learn more.

  • Professional experience accrues as soon as the minimum education requirements are met (typically with an appropriate bachelor’s degree). Professional experience during graduate studies shall be counted the same as any other professional experience regardless of whether it was undertaken during a degree program such as a master’s or doctoral program.
  • For recertifications, courses completed as part of a graduate degree program (or outside a degree program) may be counted toward continuing education in the appropriate category.
  • If courses during graduate training are used to satisfy the minimum education requirements, professional work experience may be counted after the last such course is successfully completed.
  • Provide an appropriate explanation of time spent in full-time employment (e.g. if working through school, during a gap year, etc.) in your application.
  • Length of experience will be evaluated only up to the application submission date.

Continuing Education

Please note that beginning 2021, all newly certified ecologists are required to complete 44 continuing education units over 5 years to be eligible for recertification or upgrade. Currently certified ecologists will be permitted to recertify or upgrade per their original requirements up to 2025; beginning with 2026, all recertifications and upgrades will require having met the CEU requirements. The ESA Board of Professional Certification approved this framework in January 2021.

Certified ecologists should report their CEU as they are earned, or at least on an annual basis. You can see how to do so here.

Interpretive leeway will be given to participants to identify suitable professional development opportunities per the requirements. ESA is partnering with other scientific organizations and training bodies to recommend opportunities for CEU in addition to the content that ESA provides — see the directory. Participants are encouraged to share ideas with staff as well.

Ethics and Professional Conduct

All ecologists certified by ESA shall conduct their activities in accordance with the ESA Code of Ethics and with the highest standards of professional conduct and personal honor. 

Application Materials

You can review the full application requirements here.


Here are additional details about the requirements for each certification level.

Ecologist in Training

This category is for graduating students who have met the education requirements for ESA certification but do not have the required professional experience for the current certification categories. The basic requirement is:

  • A bachelor’s or higher degree in ecology or a related science from an accredited college or university.

A holder of the Ecologist in Training designation is encouraged to use the full term, “Ecologist in Training,” on business cards or in official signatures, but may use the initialism “EiT” if space limits require.

Associate Ecologist

This category is for ecologists in the early stages of their career. Course requirements may be met with post-baccalaureate courses from an accredited college or university, but professional experience may not be counted until all coursework requirements for certification are met. The basic requirements are:

  • A bachelor’s or higher degree in ecology or a related science from an accredited college or university.
  • At least one year of post-graduate professional experience gained in the performance of research or data analysis demonstrating technical competence in current application of ecological principles and/or theory.
  • Relevant experience should have been gained within the five years preceding application at this level.

A holder of the Association Ecologist designation is encouraged to use the full term, “Certified Associate Ecologist,” on business cards or in official signatures, but may use the initialism “CAE” if space limits require.

Ecologist

This category is for established professional ecologists.

  • A master’s degree or higher in ecology or a related science from an accredited college or university and at least two years of full-time equivalent professional experience after degree; OR at least five years of professional experience in addition to the education requirement for Associate Ecologist.
  • In addition to the one-year experience requirement for Associate Ecologist, candidates must also demonstrate the ability to perform professional work in ecology, as outlined in the table above. This professional work must follow completion of the education requirement for qualification at the Ecologist level.
  • Relevant experience should have been gained within the five years preceding application at this level.
  • Note that, beginning in 2022, Ecologist in Training or Associate Ecologist certification holders who achieve a relevant doctoral degree may upgrade to the Ecologist level without completing other CEU for that 5-year certification period.

A holder of the Ecologist designation is encouraged to use the full term, “Certified Ecologist,” on business cards or in official signatures, but may use the initialism “CE” if space limits require.

Certified Ecologist Emeriti

This category is for previously Certified Ecologists who are no longer working full-time. The requirements are:

  • Previously certified as a Certified Ecologist for at least 10 years, with no more than a total two-year lapse between periods of certification.
  • May no longer be employed full-time.
  • DO NOT USE THE APPLICATION FORM for this designation. Contact cert@nullesa.org if you are interested.

If the Certified Ecologist Emeritus/ta desires to depict certification on any official document, they are encouraged to use the term “Certified Ecologist Emeritus/ta.” This is meant as an honorary lifetime recognition and does not imply continued professional status. The initialism “CEE” is acceptable if space limits require.

Senior Ecologist

This category is for professional leaders in ecology who have established a track record of excellent contributions to the field in applied and analytical environments.

  • A doctoral degree in ecology or a related science from an accredited college or university and at least five years of full-time equivalent professional experience after degree; OR at least 10 years of professional experience after completion of the minimum education requirements for certification (qualifying bachelor’s degree or completion of required coursework in post-baccalaureate courses).
  • Course requirements may be met with post-qualifying degree (post-baccalaureate or post-master’s) courses from an accredited college or university, but professional experience may not be counted until all coursework requirements for certification are met.
  • Relevant experience should have been gained within the five years preceding application at this level.
  • Note that, beginning in 2022, Ecologist certification holders who achieve a doctoral degree may upgrade to the Senior Ecologist level without completing other CEU for that 5-year certification period.

A holder of the Senior Ecologist designation is encouraged to use the full term, “Certified Senior Ecologist,” on business cards or in official signatures, but may use the initialism “CSE” if space limits require.

Recertification applications at the senior ecologist level require only a cover letter and up-to-date CV if the applicant is, at the time of application, currently certified as a Senior Ecologist by ESA and a member of the Society in good standing.

Senior Ecologist Emeriti

This category is for previously certified Senior Ecologists who are no longer working full-time. The requirements are:

  • Previously certified as a Senior Ecologist for at least 10 years, with no more than a total two-year lapse between periods of certification.
  • May no longer be employed full-time.
  • DO NOT USE THE APPLICATION FORM for this designation. Contact cert@nullesa.org if you are interested.

If the Senior Ecologist Emeritus/ta desires to depict certification on any official document, they are encouraged to use the term “Senior Ecologist Emeritus/ta.” This is meant as an honorary lifetime recognition and does not imply continued professional status. The initialism “SEE” is acceptable if space limits require.

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Killexams : Syllabus Development

The Syllabus area of the myCourses course template is organized into the following sections:

  1. Course Information and Expectations
  2. Instructor Contact Information
  3. Course Requirements and Resources
  4. Activities and Assignments
  5. Assessment and Grading
  6. Course Policies
  7. Course Schedule

Much of the information needed for the Course Information and Expectations section—particularly the all-important learning outcomes and assessment methods—should be taken directly from the official Course Outline Form for your assigned course(s). Your department chair or program head can provide you with the form(s) and guidance on what is and is not modifiable in the transition to a course syllabus. If you are designing a new course, however, you will need to successfully complete the RIT course proposal process. 

Before completing the Course Policies section, we encourage you to first consult our companion webpage, RIT Policies for Your Syllabus. The External Resources section (below) provides helpful information, advice, and examples for developing the remaining sections of your syllabus.

Regardless of where you are in the syllabus-design process, you can always request one-on-one consultations with an Instructional Design Researcher and Consultant.

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A successful course includes an organized and easily navigable design, as well as a clearly deconstructed/laid out syllabus. The syllabus helps set your students up for academic success.

Creating and sharing the syllabus at the onset of a course is an important component to help orient students. The following recommendations provide guidance on producing and sharing a high-quality syllabus with your students.

Please be advised that your school or department may have specific syllabus requirements in addition to the university’s guidelines. 

Please make sure the document is accessible, inclusive and student-centered. See the additional resources at the bottom of this page for guidance on syllabus language.

The easiest way to upload a syllabus is through the Content Tool in Brightspace. First, create a module. Once your module is created, follow these steps:

  1. Select the module, such as the Course Orientation Module
  2. Click the Upload/Create button, and choose Upload Files
  3. Next, locate your syllabus click Add

Note: You may want to recommend that your students bookmark the syllabus to make it easy to locate and access.

Strategically pointing out specific parts of your syllabus can be extremely helpful for both instructors and students. Learners taking multiple classes in a given semester have to navigate many pages of syllabi and may miss important information. For instructors, this strategy can help students feel more comfortable with the course content and limit the number of frequently asked questions. 

There are several ways to showcase important information, here are a few ideas: 

  • Build additional content items that deconstruct the syllabus.
  • Develop a syllabus walk-through video.
  • Create a syllabus infographic.
  • Include icons within the syllabus to note critical information.

Use the due dates tool in assignments, assessments, and discussion boards
 are up-to-date. Compare the dates on the Calendar tool or Course Schedule with those of your syllabus to confirm everything is accounted for and accurate. 

You also may want to consider using a formative check to ensure students have acknowledged they have read and understand the material. Consider setting this up as a quiz with automatic feedback, with or without a point value and other contingencies. Remember to create questions that highlight the most important information in your syllabus.

There are various ways to grade, or ungrade, within courses. Overall, consider a policy that is inclusive, equitable, transparent, and aligned to the university’s grading policies and procedures

Clearly articulate this policy for students and reiterate it throughout the semester as needed. Just as important, ensure the grading scheme within UB Learns aligns to the assignment values, weights, percentages, etc. Having an up-to-date and accurate grade book is critical for establishing and maintaining for transparency and accuracy. 

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Killexams : ISC Syllabus for Class 12 2023: download Revised & Reduced Syllabus PDF

ISC Class 12 Syllabus 2023: The Council For The Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) board has released the revised and reduced syllabus for the ISC Class 12th students for the 2022-2023 academic year. The ISC Class 12 board exams commenced from 12 February, and the time couldn’t be more appropriate to take one last look at the ISC Class 12 Syllabus.

ISC Syllabus 2023 for Class 12th Board Exam

ISC Class 12 Syllabus: A new year has begun, and with it, the examination season. The Council For The Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) board has released the latest and revised syllabus for the ISC Class 12th exams 2023. The ISC syllabus class 12 pdf can be downloaded from the official website of the CISCE school board. We have also covered the syllabus here in this article, where you can view and download the pdf of all ISC Class 12th subjects.

Related: ICSE Class 10 Syllabus 2023

ISC Syllabus Class 12 Highlights

There aren’t many changes in the ISC Class 12 Syllabus 2023, but students should still take a look at the official syllabus. Sometimes, memorizing the syllabus after a while highlights the syllabus that students often miss the first time. Senior secondary is an important stage of life in every student’s life and plays a critical role in deciding their future and preparing them for it. And the ISC Class 12 isn’t to be taken lightly. The ISC Class 12 syllabus is one of the most difficult syllabuses in India. Students often get lost and demotivated, just going through the extensive syllabus. But nonetheless, it’s essential to know the correct ISC syllabus for class 12 students, especially if you want to ace the final exams.

Download ISC Syllabus for Class 12 in PDF

The ISC Board syllabus is one of the most challenging and extensive in the country. But here you can download the syllabus of all the subjects at the same place and that too in pdf format.

Related: ICSE Syllabus 2023: download ICSE, ISC Syllabus In PDF Format

Key Benefits of ISC Class 12th Syllabus

The ISC Class 12th Syllabus offers several benefits to the students. It doesn’t just list the syllabus and leave the readers hanging. The entire course curriculum, marking scheme, subject wise marks distribution, and evaluation standards are comprehensively covered in the ISC syllabus for class 12. Both the theory and practical syllabuses are covered in depth. The ISC class 12 syllabus also includes the important exam details like duration and section-wise weightage. All this information will be eternally beneficial to the ISC class 12 students.

How Does the ISC 12th Syllabus Help Students in Their Board exam Preparation?

The ISC 12th Syllabus is a crucial part of all students’ exam preparation. There is no point studying without knowing the correct syllabus. Doing so is a surefire way to confuse yourself and perform poorly in exams. The ISC Class 12th syllabus gives students an idea of the vastness of the course, the exam weightage and the importance of syllabus and evaluation standards for both theory and practical exams.

Also Check: ISC Class 12th Datesheet 2023: Check the full date sheet with the guidelines here

FAQ

What is the syllabus of ISC Class 12?

The syllabus of ISC Class 12 is the list of syllabus that all students have to study in a given academic year. The ISC Class 12 syllabus of all subject in detail and in pdf format is provided on the Jagran Josh website. You can also download it on the official website of the CISCE board.

Can I score good marks using the ISC Class 12th Syllabus of 2022-2023?

Yes, you can score good marks in the ISC board exams 2023 using the official reduced and revised syllabus for class 12. Knowing the correct syllabus is essential to prepare well for the exams. Otherwise, students end up missing syllabus and perform poorly in the exams.

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Killexams : CalFresh Recertification Requirements: What documents are required?

The CalFresh Program, formerly known as Food Stamps, aids low-income households in acquiring more food to meet their dietary requirements.

The Electronic Benefit Transfer, or EBT, card used to get CalFresh benefits can be used at Farmers Markets and grocery retailers that accept the card.

People who are homeless, elderly, or disabled can use their EBT cards to purchase cooked meals from participating establishments.

What documents are required for CalFresh Recertification?

In order to continue receiving CalFresh assistance, households must "recertify" their eligibility. They must submit a fresh application before the deadline of the 15th of the month, when their certification period would expire, to achieve this.

Most households in California have a 12-month certification period. Some families with elderly or disabled members require certification every 24 months.

Families with no earned income and just elderly or disabled members are certified for 36 months.

For workload or financial reasons, counties cannot waive or postpone their recertification.

There are four main documents required for your recertification:

  • A copy of your ID
  • Proof of income
  • Proof of immigration status (applies to non-citizens)
  • Proof of student status (for college students)

What are the optional CalFresh Recertification documents?

You can also submit the following documents in order to increase the benefit amount. However, these documents are optional. They are:

  • Proof of housing expenses
  • Proof of child support paid
  • Proof of child/dependent care paid
  • Proof of medical expenses if you are disabled/over 60 years old

Inform your case worker during your interview if you are unable to obtain the proof. In cases where you are unable to obtain the required paperwork, CalFresh will typically accept a sworn statement as a last resort.

What if you submit the CalFresh Recertification application late?

The family may experience a delay in receiving benefits if the recertification application is submitted after the 15th day of the final month of the certification term.

This can also happen if the verification is not submitted on time or if the county is not given enough time to complete the recertification before the period ends.

Benefits will be supplied once the entire process is finished, which could cause a break in aid because the county is unable to issue benefits after the certification period.

If the recertification is not completed in time, to prevent a lapse in aid households applying for a new certification period may be eligible for expedited (emergency) CalFresh benefits.

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Killexams : Owners asked to pay $175,000 each toward Miami condo 40-year recertification

MIAMI - A shocking assessment for one condominium in Miami this week.

Owners are being asked to pay $175,000 each towards their 40-year recertification. This is a story we have been hearing more and more across South Florida.

Residents say something isn't adding up and they are putting the blame on their homeowners' association.

"I'm in shock in disbelief," said Christian Murray.

Murray has lived in the Palm Bay Yacht Club condos since 2016. Now he and many other residents are worried if they'd be able to keep their homes.

Background
The building needs its 40 year recertification, meaning, an engineer needs to come and see if the building needs structural and electrical repairs. It's not uncommon that some areas need to be fixed.

When the property managers brought in their engineer, they claimed the building needed $46 million dollars in repairs.

"We'd have to pay nearly $200 thousand in repairs," said Murray. "That's insane."

Murray says the entire building itself is worth around $50 million.

So residents hired a different engineer to do the same assessment, and they were told the building needed around $23 million in repairs, a far cry from the initial $46 million.

"Asking for $46 million is really extraordinary," said attorney Jane Muir.

Muir was hired by the residents to fight against the property managers.

The Problem
Upon further investigation, Muir said the initial engineer largely inflated the cost of repairs. Residents believe the property manager, called AKAM, is not only inflating numbers but also wants to hire their sister company, Project Management Group, to do the repairs.

"It's going to ruin their lives, people are going to lose their homes," said resident Sonia Przulji. "I cannot afford this. I've cried myself to sleep wondering what I'd do."

"I want the truth," said resident Margarita Genova-Cordova. "This is not right."

CBS4 reached out to the AKAM attorneys and they've agreed to speak with us.    

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