On January 30, 2016, twenty Teacher Support Project mentors and eleven teachers were welcomed by The Life Is Good Kids Foundation to their Boston headquarters to participate in The Playmaker Movement Workshop.
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Wheelock College is part of the Put MA Kids First coalition, an effort to advocate for quality early education and out-of-school time programs. Last week, […]
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During his time at Wheelock, Aaron Swiniuch found that he was able to combine two of his passions: theatre arts and teaching.
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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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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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Early educators must become more politically active – including partaking in some of the rougher aspects of the political process.
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This blog piece originally appeared on President Jackie Jenkins-Scott’s Huffington Post blog. With news last week that Seattle is set to have the highest minimum […]
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Since 1998, Mary Tiseo has been the founding Executive Director of South Africa Partners, a nonprofit organization facilitating mutually beneficial partnerships between U.S. and South Africa in the areas of health and education.
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The last part of our South Africa service learning journey took us to the Eastern Cape and the cities of Port Elizabeth and East London. Both offer sharp contrasts.
Read More…Governor Deval Patrick and President Obama delivered their state addresses on Tuesday, January 28th. Both sets of remarks, delivered by great orators, included a number […]
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