Fellows earn a master's degree in secondary education with licensure in mathematics, physics, or physical science in a
one-year program. Summer session is held on the Ball State campus, followed by a full academic year at a partner high school.
one-year program. Summer session is held on the Ball State campus, followed by a full academic year at a partner high school.
Information
- Location:
- Muncie, IN, 47306
- Phone:
- (765) 285-5252
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- Virtual Information Session
Your choice! Come to Burris 219 (B...
Tuesday, November 10 at 6:30pm - 2010 application process is open!
http://www.woodrow.org/fellowships/...
Thursday, July 30 at 3:00pm - Informational Sessions for the...
Live at Burris Laboratory School, r...
Monday, September 14 at 6:30pm
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Watch the archived informational session on the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship Initiative at Ball State University!. Click the link below!
Source: interactive.ihets.org
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Learn more about becoming a Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellow!
Time:6:30PM Tuesday, November 10th
Location:Your choice! Come to Burris 219 (BSU campus) or attend online. Register at Register for an information session online http://www.bsu.edu/forms/distance/advising/, call 800-872-0369, or e-mail distance@bsu.edu
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Secretary Arne Duncan's Remarks to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
Source: www.ed.gov
Secretary Arne Duncan's Remarks to the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Science Panel Seeks Ways to Fan Student Innovation
Source: www.edweek.org
Most schools have their share of math and science students who ace standardized tests, thrive during classroom discussions, and excel on independent research projects—who, in short, conquer every academic task thrown their way.
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Watch the archived informational session on the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship Initiative at Ball State University!. Click the link below!
Source: interactive.ihets.org
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University July 17, 2009- Governor Daniels hosted a luncheon event to honor participants in the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows, Teach for America and the Indianapolis Teaching Fellows programs. See the video.
Source: www.youtube.com
July 17, 2009- Governor Daniels hosted a luncheon event to honor participants in the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows, Teach for America and the Indianapolis Teaching Fellows programs, three programs designed to improve teacher quality in Indiana. (Editor's Note: Low audio quality)
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Ball State partners with the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship
Source: media.www.bsudailynews.com
Ball State partners with the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship,
Time:6:30PM Monday, September 14th
Location:Live at Burris Laboratory School, room 219, on the Ball State campus in Muncie · OR via Web-streamed presentation at the Hendricks College Network, 1900 E. Main Street, in Danville, where you can listen to and interactive with a campus advisor OR
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University Dustan Smith (Physics-Southside High School, Muncie) and Dr. Winnie Mucherah (Ed Psych, Teachers College) presented a workshop on the relationship between teacher expectations and student achievement.
Source: www.bsu.edu
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship: Science and Math Education at Ball State University
Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships at Ball State University The Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship at Ball State University seeks to attract talented, committed individuals with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) backgrounds—including current undergraduates, recent college graduates, midcareer professionals, and retirees—into teaching in high-need Indiana high schools
Applications are now being accepted for the June 2010 cohort.
Time:3:00PM Thursday, July 30th
