Wheelock College Arts and Sciences majors and programs give students better exposure to the world at large, empowering them with the skills and building blocks needed to accomplish life’s goals.
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Karen Worth has been teaching courses in elementary education and science education for both pre-service and in-service teachers at the graduate and undergraduate levels at Wheelock College for over 40 years.
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At the Wheelock College Global Causes Conference in June 2013, panelists examined the importance of corporate investments on health, education, and human rights
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We can use documentation to shift thinking from learning in a fixed classroom community to a dynamic learning community in a museum or library.
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Better access to healthcare can end poverty in America. How might this work you might ask? Well, if we were to make healthcare available to […]
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Eighteen students from Wheelock College, Simmons College, and Cambridge College embarked on a two-week study tour of Sweden, Denmark, and Norway on Saturday May 17, […]
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Because of Wheelock College’s more than 125 years of innovation in teacher education, our faculty feel that coming to Wheelock is coming to the top education institution.
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In June 2013, prominent experts, survivors, advocates, and legislators committed to ending prostitution and sex trafficking gathered at the Wheelock College Global Challenges Conference.
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Early educators must become more politically active – including partaking in some of the rougher aspects of the political process.
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When the final bell rings signaling the end of another school year students leave behind thoughts of textbooks and test scores for some much desired […]
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