“Funded teacher residencies—where candidates can afford to spend a year preparing for the classroom—can change how we approach teacher preparation and school improvement.” -@karendemoss sharing the benefits of funded residencies at the @NYCComptroller press release today.
The first ever Teaching Residency has launched at PS 45. A collaborative effort that seeks to strengthen the teaching preparation of new teachers. Best of luck to the residents and thank you to the Mentor Teachers and the visionaries at CSI, the DOE and UFT that made it happen
Prof Lyublinskaya, CSI School of Ed, with Master Teaching Fellows L. Thompson and S. Cameron from Staten Island schools PS 78 and 45 presenting their work on teaching elementary science in DC. #Noyce2018@PS45JohnTyler#NYCSchools @District31R @csinews
Prof Lyublinskaya, CSI School of Ed, with Master Teaching Fellows L. Thompson and S. Cameron from Staten Island schools PS 78 and 45 presenting their work on teaching elementary science in DC. #Noyce2018@PS45JohnTyler#NYCSchools @District31R @csinews
Lisa Thompson, Noyce MTF and PS 78 SI,NY 1st grade teacher, uses journaling about creatures to develop science knowledge and watches her kids take off beyond expectations. #Noyce2018 @District31R #NYCSchools@PS78
Sharon Cameron, PS 45 Staten Island, NYC teacher, talks about how to trust the process in developing scientific thinking with her elementary students rather than “covering the standards”. 2018 Noyce Summit in DC. #Noyce2018#PS45JohnTyler#NYCSchools @District31R