William Jewell Master's Degree Recommended Pathways - Human Intelligence Certification or the Mindfulness, SEL, and Yoga Teacher Training Graduates
The following are recommended graduation pathways for students who completed Human Intelligence or Mindfulness, SEL, and Yoga coursework prior to enrolling in the MSEd. degree through William Jewell College.
Note: If you are a current William Jewell student and have already started your degree coursework, your pathway might not match the options below.
Also Known As / Common Questions
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“What courses should I take if I already completed Mindfulness, SEL, and Yoga Teacher Training before enrolling at William Jewell?”
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“What courses should I take if I already completed the Human Intelligence Certification program before enrolling at William Jewell?”
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“How do I graduate as a Mindfulness, SEL, and Yoga Teacher Training graduate?”
Training Recognition Credits (TRCs)
TRCs represent coursework already completed through previous Breathe for Change programs.
You will submit two assignments per TRC course to demonstrate your prior learning.
TRCs do not include live class meetings or new content—they exist to recognize your previous training within the William Jewell degree framework.
Learn more about TRCs here.
Pathways Overview
Completion of the Mindfulness, SEL, and Yoga Teacher Training* or the Human Intelligence Certification program exempts you from full participation in the following courses at William Jewell College as part of your Master's of Science in Education:
- EDU 620 TRC - The Human Side of Teaching (4 credits)
- EDU 621 TRC - Educator Resilience and Well-Being (4 credits)
Graduates have already fulfilled the learning outcomes of these two courses and will complete the degree requirements through Training Recognition Credits (TRCs).
When enrolling at William Jewell College, graduates will follow a 3-semester pathway toward graduation.
*Your Mindfulness, SEL, and Yoga Teacher Training certificate must be dated January 1, 2022 or later in order to qualify for TRC course enrollment.
Expected Workload
Expect to spend at least 1-2 hours of work outside of class meetings per credit hour enrolled.* This includes the application component of the curriculum, which involves implementing practices within your classroom or educational context.
For example: if you enroll in 8 credits, you should spend 8-16 hours per week on your asynchronous coursework, which includes time implementing what you’re learning in your classroom and educational context.
*This is for non-TRC courses only.
Below you will find the recommended course sequence for new students.
Pathway for Summer 2026 Start
Semester 1
- EDU 621 Educator Resilience and Well-Being, TRC (4 credits)
- EDU 620 The Human Side of Teaching, TRC (4 credits)
- EDU 601 Defining Research in Education (4 credits)
Semester 2
- EDU 630 Trauma-Informed Teaching (3 credits)
- EDU 634 Mental Health in Schools (3 credits)
- EDU 602 Teacher Action Research (4 credits)
Semester 3
- EDU 642 AI, Teaching and Learning (4 credits)
- EDU 603 Research Analysis, Synthesis and Presentation (4 credits)
Pathway for Fall 2026 or Later Start
Semester 1
- EDU 621 Educator Resilience and Well-Being, TRC (4 credits)
- EDU 630 Trauma-Informed Teaching (3 credits)
- EDU 601 Defining Research in Education (4 credits)
Semester 2
- EDU 620 The Human Side of Teaching, TRC (4 credits)
- EDU 634 Mental Health in Schools (3 credits)
- EDU 602 Teacher Action Research (4 credits)
Semester 3
- EDU 642 AI, Teaching and Learning (4 credits)
- EDU 603 Research Analysis, Synthesis and Presentation (4 credits)