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The Center for Occupational Therapy Education promotes excellence in teaching effectiveness, curricu

The Center for Occupational Therapy Education (COTE) at Colorado State University was established in the fall of 2008. The Center is the first of its kind in the country and is focused exclusively on expanding educational research, practice, and theory development in the field of occupational therapy. Our vision and mission are organized around two broad areas of concern: faculty development and educational research. Faculty Development:
The primary mission of the Center’s faculty development arm is to promote integrated, occupation-centered education in order to graduate therapists who meet the occupational needs of society. Educational Research:

The primary mission of the Center’s educational research arm is to develop and research a conceptual model for teaching, learning and curriculum development that is situated in occupational therapy educational practice.

07/05/2022

07/06/2020

Welcome COTE Summer Institute Alumni! We hope you can continue the conversation here!

04/10/2020

Thank you for your patience as we have waited to make decisions about this year’s institute. Rather than cancel the institute, we are excited to offer the first online version! Dates will remain the same: June 1-3, 2020. We will use Zoom as our platform. We are working with our education technology staff to help ensure that the institute retains its dynamic, interactive, “workshop” character from previous years in face-to-face formats.

If you have registered for COTE but feel that an online format does not meet your needs as a participant, we will provide full refunds for all requests received by May 15, 2020. You can submit your request to lindy.norman@duke.edu.

With the decision to move online, we have decided to expand enrollment our enrollment. If any of your colleagues were interested but couldn’t make the trip, please share with them that the online option is now available.
Register at:
https://events.duke.edu/COTEInstitute2020

Please take good care and we look forward to our time together in June.

04/07/2020

Registration is now open for the next 5 free COVID-19 & OT webinars. Topic include: an update on the CARES Act, a panel on telehealth, info on evolving state policy, and more. Unable to attend? All will be available for download within 24 hours of the session’s conclusion.
https://www.aota.org/Conference-Events/Coronavirus-COVID19.aspx?fbclid=IwAR3rrUhMEfRDMwXdAXWp7H42PPefPkOjl2aFTbrF3BGRiHOs72h4swKNZuY

03/19/2020

We hope all of you are healthy and safe. At this point, we are continuing to monitor COVID-19 and are waiting a bit longer before we make a decision regarding the Summer Institute scheduled for June. Thank you for your patience!

03/04/2020

Join us this summer! http://bit.ly/COTE2020

Leaders in OT have for years charged the profession to revitalize occupation as the center of occupational therapy practice, to uphold the distinct value of the profession. As educators, we take this charge to heart every day in the classroom.

Participants in the COTE Summer Institute will
•Learn and use principles of subject-centered integrative learning to evaluate and (re)design a course and course materials
• Describe the elements, transactions and views of knowledge in the Subject-centered Integrative Learning (SCIL) Model
• Compare and contrast how different views of knowledge and knowledge organization structures produce different approaches to instructional design.
• Evaluate and create learning outcomes, assessments/assignments, activities and content using the Subject-centered Integrative Learning (SCIL) model.
• Explain how the SCIL model supplements generic backward instructional design processes for occupational therapy.
• Apply the SCIL model to curriculum design

06/26/2017

Thank you to all who attended the 2017 COTE Summer Institute!! Your enthusiasm, passion, and creativity made it a huge success! Please share how the institute influenced your course design below!

05/23/2017

We are extending early registration for the COTE Summer Institute until June 1st! There are only a few seats left! Register now at https://conferencereg.colostate.edu/COTEInstitute2017

05/18/2017

There are many things to do in Fort Collins during the COTE Summer symposium! The CSU Flower Trial Garden is only a short walk from the occupational therapy building.

Register for the Institute at : https://conferencereg.colostate.edu/COTEInstitute2017

Address

311 Trent Drive
Durham, NC
27710

Telephone

+19704911325

Website

https://sites.duke.edu/otddivision/center-for-occupational-therapy-education/

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The Center for Occupational Therapy Education (COTE) at Duke University was established in the fall of 2008 at Colorado State University. The Center is the first of its kind in the country and is focused exclusively on expanding educational research, practice, and theory development in the field of occupational therapy. Our vision and mission are organized around two broad areas of concern: faculty development and educational research. Faculty Development: The primary mission of the Center’s faculty development arm is to promote integrated, occupation-centered education in order to graduate therapists who meet the occupational needs of society. Educational Research: The primary mission of the Center’s educational research arm is to develop and research a conceptual model for teaching, learning and curriculum development that is situated in occupational therapy educational practice.