Please let me know that you’ve actually read the project description by choosing

Please let me know that you’ve actually read the project description by choosing the two courses you would like to complete and read all the way to the bottom. These online courses take place on https://quikitech.com. I will list how most courses on the site go as I’ve completed 2 courses on the site myself, in addition to 3 completed by another professor ($1000 per course) on this site. Then I will list the available courses for you to choose and details about the syllabi for each course. Each course -> 6-9 sessions 1. Each session begins with a lit review. The lit review may include YouTube videos. 2. Quiz on said lit review that may or may not include content from the YouTube video. You have 2 chances to score a passing grade. 3. Given a prompt to respond to. Use the lit review, personal experiences, and/or YouTube video, write a ~500 to 750 word response to the prompt. 4. The 4th part of the session may or may not include a discussion forum where you must write a response and respond to 2 other person’s responses. Courses: https://quikitech.com/courses-list/ . There are only 8 courses for you to choose from that have not been done before. They are as follows: 1. Guiding and Publishing Student Writing 2. It’s Personal! Promoting Equity through Personalizing Instruction and Learning 3. Trauma Informed Instruction 4. Integrating Music in Classroom Management and Instruction 5. CGI Math: Cognitively Guided Math Instruction 6. Exercise and Movement for Improved Learning Outcomes 7. Supporting Mastery of ENL Standards with Technology Usage 8. Restorative Justice and Classroom Management In-depth syllabi for the first 5 courses on the list attached. Those syllabi describe specifically what each prompt in each session will ask you to do. The session details begin on page 4-5. Basic syllabi detailing the sessions exist on the quikitech course list website. Just click on each course for the basic syllabus. Looking for: Consistency/quality in writing. Be vague if and when you’re referencing personal details (home country, education, etc.) in responses.