Earn graduate credits on your schedule. TPAI courses are self-paced and inquiry-driven: no Zoom sessions, no discussion boards, no cohort deadlines. Credits issued through CSU Pueblo and accepted in all fifty states.
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TPAI courses ask you to think like a practitioner and produce work that changes your teaching.
Whether you’re an elementary, middle, high school, or specialist teacher, you’ll love the flexibility to work independently on assignments that directly impact your teaching.
Every course is grounded in a professional text — not a slide deck.
Assignments tailored to your grade level, subject, and students.
Commentary and feedback on every submission.
No cohorts, no Zoom, no discussion boards. Your schedule.
TPAI’s inquiry-based format helps you connect professional reading to your real classroom. Every assignment is designed to help you reflect, apply ideas, and produce work that is relevant to your own students.
Every TPAI course follows the same four-step structure:
1. Read and reflect on a professional text
2. Respond to key ideas from the book
3. Conduct inquiry research on a topic that matters to you
4. Build and implement a personalized plan for your classroom
“These courses allow working teachers to apply learning right away.”
Browse 35+ graduate courses designed for K–12 educators. Each course is built around a professional text. Choose the course that best fits your goals, enroll online, and start immediately.
Work through the coursebook and complete personalized assignments that connect to your grade level, subject area, and students.
Submit your work, receive detailed feedback, and order your official CSU Pueblo transcript. Courses are self-paced, and you may submit your work any time before the semester deadline.
Assignment 1
Read the coursebook.
Assignment 2
Respond in writing to questions based on the coursebook reading.
Assignment 3
Explore and research the course ideas and topics that interest you most. You’ll write a paper tying what you learned to your specific teaching role.
Assignment 4
Choose to implement various activities (designing curriculum, practicing strategies, collaborating with colleagues, creating materials, etc.) that will tie course content to your teaching needs.
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TPAI courses are offered through Colorado State University Pueblo, a regionally accredited university. Each course earns 3 graduate-level credits on an official university transcript.
Teachers across the country use these credits for salary advancement, license renewal, and professional development requirements. If your district requires credits from a graduate program, TPAI courses meet that criterion. For teachers enrolled in CSU Pueblo’s online Master of Education program, up to 18 TPAI credits may be applied toward the degree. Contact us for details.
3-semester credit course
2-semester credit course
New to TPAI? Use code “first-course” at checkout for $30 off your first course.
Move across your district's salary schedule with graduate credits beyond your current degree.
Graduate coursework satisfies continuing education requirements in most states.
Deepen your expertise in instruction, assessment, student engagement, and content-area teaching.
Browse the full catalog and enroll today. No application, no waiting period. Start as soon as you are ready.
