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PLS Classes participants engage in interactive instruction and discussion with personal assistance from experienced master facilitators. Learn researched-based strategies to immediately apply to your classroom. Discover how to motivate and engage learners to improve student achievement. Elevate your professional expertise and become a master instructor by enrolling in online and on-site classes offered through our accredited college partners. Get Started →
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What People Are Saying
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“I thought that this class might be just another motivational session, but it was so different. There are so many strategies that I will be able to implement.”
– M. Schmittling, Lebanon High School teacher/PLS 3rd Learning course participant -
“As a new teacher right out of college, I did not want to go straight back to the same old college lectures. PLS 3rd Learning is so different! These classes are taught through activities, and offer ideas you can use in your own classroom.”
– Judith Corcoran, teacher/PLS 3rd Learning course participant -
“Because of these classes, my students are more engaged, behavior issues have become minimal and test scores have gone up.”
– Dawn Czuba, teacher/PLS 3rd Learning course participant
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