WW Teaching Fellowship

05/03/2022

Listen to Marcus Stevens, WW Teaching Fellow '15, explain the fun, innovative, and hands-on teaching technique that helped his students learn more about math concepts.

04/29/2022

In 2015, WW Georgia Teaching Fellows Leslie Dunham, DaRon Martin and Tyler Kinner started their WW Teaching Fellowship experience at Piedmont College. Listen to them talk about how the program prepared them to lead their own classrooms. https://woodrow.org/news/perspectives/ww-perspectives-podcast-first-year-ww-teaching-fellows-on-their-experiences-in-georgia/

04/27/2022

“By the time WW Teaching Fellows have finished student teaching here at Lynhurst 7th and 8th Grade Center, we really know what they're about. We've been determined to get them to stick around.” –Dan Wilson, Principal at Lynhurst 7th and 8th Grade Center

04/25/2022

“If you feel like you don’t belong in the world in some way or if you feel like you don’t have a role, it’s then your job to work on changing the world. What I really like about teaching is that I do wholeheartedly feel like I am making an impact and changing the world around me every single day.” – Mars Berwanger, WW Teaching Fellow '17 ctzn-schlr.org/PA

04/21/2022

WW NJ Teaching Fellow Kevin Rutz shares some tech resources that have proven to be useful in his classroom

Technology plays a big role in the 21st-century classroom. From iPads and Chromebooks to Bluetooth scientific probes and 3D printers, more and more teachers across disciplines, from STEM to civics, are relying on new instructional devices and software. WW NJ Teaching Fellow Kevin Rutz tries to be st...

04/20/2022

By leading her classroom and providing real world applications for the work, Mrs. Celi hopes to inspire her students, especially her female students, to pursue a career in a STEM field. Read more about her teaching journey: https://woodrow.org/news/perspectives/inspiring-a-new-generation-of-stem-leaders/

04/18/2022

WW Teaching Fellows come from many different backgrounds but are united by a single goal: to teach STEM in some of the nation’s highest-need schools. Here's how they impact their students, schools, and communities.

The Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellows come from many different backgrounds but are united by a single goal: to teach science, technology, engineering, and math...

04/14/2022

Here's how you can use games to help increase student participation, foster social and emotional learning, and motivate students to take risks: https://www.edutopia.org/article/how-use-gameplay-enhance-classroom-learning

04/13/2022

“[The WW Teaching Fellowship experience] allowed me to be a stronger force in the classroom, it’s allowed me to connect with students better in the content area, and just be better prepared for what’s going to be my first couple of years of teaching.” – Daron Martin, 2015 WW GA Teaching Fellow

04/12/2022

WW Teaching Fellowship partner universities offer redesigned master’s programs that prepare Fellows to teach in urban or rural classrooms. Each program has been created to ensure Fellows enter Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area high-need middle and high schools equipped with the specialized skills needed to be effective teachers. Apply today! ctzn-schlr.org/PA

04/11/2022

“Experiences with a diverse group of learners build a teacher. SDP’s diversity allows for a plethora of learning opportunities for a novice teacher.” – Lindsay Stegena, math teacher in the School District of Philadelphia and WW Teaching Fellowship mentor

While enrolled in their master’s program, WW Teaching Fellows work alongside a mentor teacher for the entire school year. Mentor teachers are an integral part of the WW Teaching Fellowship experience—they share their teaching knowledge while simultaneously supporting Fellows’ growth.

04/08/2022

With the many challenges the world faces, students need STEM educators who are both content masters and dedicated to equity. Make a lasting difference in the lives of Pennsylvania students as a WW Teaching Fellow. Finish your application today! ctzn-schlr.org/PA