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Academic Support
of
JROTC
Instructors and their
Cadets
Harold Tucker
Army Program Director
RTG & Associates
(501) 859-6113
[email protected]
• College Degree and/or
Certificates
• Continuing Education
• JROTC Licensure Support
(FL, KY, MO, NC, PA, VA &
Others)
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Elective Credits
Pay Raise
Utilization of Benefits
Minimal impact
• 15 credits for distance
learning courses (5)
• 8 credits for JSOCC and
In-Service Training
• 11 additional credits
for other JROTC
Directorate or optional
training
Contemporary American Education
Educational Psychology
Secondary/Instructional Methods
Classroom Management
Learning and the Brain
Educational Leadership Development (Basic JSOCC)
Relationships in Learning (Advanced JSOCC)
Emotional Intelligence
Thinking Maps
Personal Responsibility
Current Perspectives in Education
Incorporating Change in Education NEW!
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
1 or 2 credits
 Contains twenty-four undergraduate credits
 Utilizes four JROTC related Distance Learning
courses
 Requires three Practicum credits (student Teach)
 Supported by VA for Certificate and then
Associate or Bachelor degree
– TEEL 202 Foundations of Education
– TEEL 302 Educating Exceptional Students
– TECS 290 Intro to Instructional Technology
– PSY 670 Workshop in Psychology II: Ed Psychology
– TEEL 672 Readings in Ed II: Classroom Management
– TEEL 674 Institute in Ed II: Secondary Methods
– TEEL 675 Seminar in Ed I: Learning and the Brain
– TEEL 679 JROTC Practicum (3 -1 credit courses)
(Allows for transcripted student teaching experience
in your JROTC classroom!
 Contains twenty-one graduate credits
 Utilizes four JROTC related Distance Learning
courses
 Requires three Practicum credits (Student Teach)
 Supported by VA for Certificate and then masters
degree
– AEP 885 Educational Leadership
– AEP 821 Ed Psychology
– AEP 822 Classroom Management
– AEP 823 Secondary Methods
– AEP 824 Learning and the Brain
– TESS 805 Working with Diverse and Exceptional
Learners
– TESS 808 Practicum (3-1 credit courses)**
(Allows for transcripted student teaching experience in
your JROTC Classroom)
All Graduate Instructor Prep Certificate courses plus:
• AEP 803 Educational Research
• AEP 859 Curriculum Planning and Evaluation
• AEP 800 Intro to Utilization of Technology in
Classroom
• AEP 880 Cultural Diversity
• AEP 825 Thinking Maps
NOTE: MSE includes Comprehensive Exam
• 25% of an Associate’s Degree
• 20% of a Bachelor’s Degree
• 42% of a Master of Science in Education
(MSE) (Fort Hays State University)
• 60% of an MLS Degree in ‘Teaching and
Learning’ (Fort Hays State University)
-Continuing Education Credits(CEUs) for License Renewal
- ED 289 or ED 589 One or two credits for JSOCC/or ReCert
- $140 per credit for graduate or undergraduate credits
(not approved for VA Funding)
- AGS in‘Education Management’and ‘Teaching & Learning’
- BGS in‘Teaching & Learning, Educational Management,
General Business, Historical, Justice or Social
Studies' and 5
other concentrations
- Master of Liberal Studies (MLS) in‘Teaching and Learning’
- Master of Science in Education (MSE)
- JROTC Instructor Prep -Undergrad and Graduate- Certificate
- $179 per undergraduate or $242 per graduate credit
- BA/BS in Educational, Historical,
Health Education and other studies
- $207 per undergraduate credit
- Graduate Certificate in Veterans’ Services
- $390 per graduate credit - NO FEES for Veterans
- AAS Liberal Studies
- BS Liberal Studies
- MA Liberal Studies
- $355 per undergraduate credit
- $490 per graduate credit
Troops to Teachers
• Program has drastically changed effective 2 January 2013.
• Must have applied/enrolled before first day of class or
signing contract to teach.
• Register yourself NOW at www.proudtoserveagain.com
• Submit all required documents.
• Then call the TTT National Office and ask for Brenda Stout
and ONLY Brenda Stout!
• EVERYONE should still apply!
• Call the National - not State - Troops to Teachers Office
1 – 800 – 231 - 6242
Troops to Teachers
Montgomery and Post 911 GI Bill
MGIB Chapter 30
• Expires 10 Years after retirement
• 36 months of benefits (approx. $50K+)
• MGIB Chap 30 may be best for JROTC Instructor – COMPARE
Your Options
Post 911 Chapter 33
• Expires 15 Years after retirement
• BAH for DL Learners enrolled >51%
• Read fine print!!
Call – VA Rep to determine benefits: 1– 888 – 442 - 4551
If former Active Duty and retired after 11 December 2001 you HAVE benefits!!!!
VA School Certifying Handbook pg 22 5/2011
Vocational Rehabilitation
Chapter 31
• Normally expires 12 Years after retirement or after first rating
• 36 months of benefits
• Pays books and stipend
• Strong success at Associate and Bachelor level with some
Master’s degrees funded
• Normally 20% or higher disability rating but some 10% have
had success obtaining funding
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APPLY!
• Degree completion - Associates, Bachelors, or Masters
• 33 graduate or undergraduate credits available from JROTC
required seminars/on-line educational experiences
• Total VA educational benefit opportunities
• Facilitate transcript evaluations
• Personal comprehensive education plan
• Choice of military friendly, regionally accredited
colleges and universities
All at NO fee to the JROTC Program or Instructor
http://www.adams.edu/extended_studies/undergrad/rtg/rtg.php
American History and Its Veterans: 1890 through Today
Citizenship (HGP – 179)
Health, Wellness and Physical Fitness
Community Service Learning, ‘An American Ethic’
Personal Financial Management
Character Education
College Options
American Veterans-Profiles in Leadership
Military Historical Staff Ride
Basic Leadership Experiences (Jr Yr) (LET 3)
American Defense Policies and Leadership (Sr Yr) (LET 4)
Cultural Understanding of Leadership Development through
Global Studies
American Leader Research Development Project
* Has 12-15 hr Community Service Learning Education Project
3 credits
3 credits*
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2 credits *
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1 or 3 credit (s)
3 credits *
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
2 or 3 credits
1 credit
FRESHMAN YEAR
• LEAD 130 Health, Wellness, and PT
– 2 crs.
SOPHOMORE YEAR
• LEAD 138 Community Service-Learning
• LEAD 122 NEFE HSFPP (PFM) or Lead 124 Character Education
– 2 crs.
– 2 crs.
JUNIOR YEAR
• LEAD 136 Basic Leadership Experience
• HGP 179 Citizenship
– 3 crs.
– 3 crs.
SENIOR YEAR
• LEAD 128 American Defense Policies
• LEAD 134 Military History Staff Ride
– 3 crs.
– 3 crs.
Team with History Dept at Your High School
• HIST 179 American History and its Veterans, 1890 through Today – 3 crs.
CADET
After completing a
semester or year in
JROTC, registers and
pays Adam State
University (ASU)
• Registration quick
and easy with ASU
• ASU always open
• Successful former
cadets always eligible
for enrollment
INSTRUCTOR
Emails student grade
report to ASU
professor of record
• On RTG Form
• All students on one
grade report
• Instructor signed
and dated
PROFESSOR
Reviews grade report
and submits grades
for college credit
Adam State
University
• Free transcript
provided
automatically
• Additional
transcripts available
upon request
Grants – Contact LTC Stan
Brown Dade County Schools,
FL for samples –
‘How To’ info
Possible Title 1 Funds at
your school - Call SSG Tony
McBride in Blythe CA for
process
Business Leaders
Support
Military Staff Rides
Grants – Contact LTC Justin
Blum – Marlboro County
Schools, SC for samples –
‘How To’ info
Banks/Credit Unions
Support
NEFE Courses
Alumni Networks
Churches Sponsor
Character Ed Courses
Civic Leaders Sponsor
Citizenship Courses
School Award Ceremonies
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Elevates academic recognition
Provides more competitive college admission
status – opens possible partnership programs with
local area community colleges
Enhances student resume
Lowers tuition costs
Accelerates College Education
and stimulates commitment
Provides program recruitment tool
[Passed 6,000 course registrations Fall 2012]
[email protected]
501-859-6113
1. Be aware of TTT changes but should apply for
Troops to Teachers (TTT) funding and VA Funds
2. JROTC ‘Instructor Prep’ Certificate at
Undergrad and Graduate levels
3. Master of Science in Education (MSE) Degree
4. New courses with College Credits for Cadets
(CCC) program
www.leadershipcredit.info
Harold Tucker
Army Program Director
[email protected]
501-859-6113
Ken Denman
USAF/NAVY/MARINE Director
[email protected]
719-581-9496
www.leadershipcredit.info
Jim Rice
Special Youth Leadership Programs
[email protected]
Tel: 757-880-3308
Bob Greene
President/Owner
[email protected]
Tel: 303-840-3063
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Educational
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Educational
Opportunities
For
ALL
Students
And
Cadets