Each video is approximately 7-10 minutes in length and goes into depth on topics in education. Some videos include slides and guided notes that can be downloaded.
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Strategies in Seconds are short videos (2 minutes or less) demonstrating evidence-based strategies.
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Each course contains a series of videos with accompanying guided notes and quizzes and takes approximately 3 hours to complete. When you complete a course you earn a micro-credential badge.
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Our purpose is to promote and fund research and community outreach related to the prevention of student failures (academic, social, health, mental health) in educational settings.
Our research is focused on the application of scientific methods to understand how specific actions can be implemented to prevent student failure and improve outcomes for all students.
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WHAT are Strategies in Seconds?
Strategies in seconds are short videos (2 minutes or less) demonstrating evidence-based strategies.
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WHAT are Courses?
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CIBRS wishes to recognize our funding partners, without whose help these videos and courses would not be possible. The commitment and dedication of these entities has created a tight partnership in an effort to improve the outcomes for all students.
The Office of Special Education and Early Learning (OSEEL) at the Kentucky Department of Education
The Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging at the Kentucky Department of Education
The Office of Teaching and Learning at the Kentucky Department of Education
The Kentucky Cabinet for Behavioral Health at the Health and Family Services