The undergraduate program in Education Studies provides a structure for students interested in educational institutions, policy, research, teaching, and learning. The program also promotes a multidisciplinary understanding of the role of education historically, socially, politically, and economically.Any Yale College student interested in education is encouraged to take the foundation course in Education Studies, EDST 110. This open-enrollment course is offered during fall… Show more The undergraduate program in Education Studies provides a structure for students interested in educational institutions, policy, research, teaching, and learning. The program also promotes a multidisciplinary understanding of the role of education historically, socially, politically, and economically.Any Yale College student interested in education is encouraged to take the foundation course in Education Studies, EDST 110. This open-enrollment course is offered during fall semester and entails a mix of lecture and discussion. It explores some of the historical, philosophical, and theoretical underpinnings of the field and helps students understand the critical role of education in society. The course examines aspects of education practice, research, and policy from a variety of angles, and it also explores the local context of public education in New Haven and Connecticut. Additional EDST courses explore specific education-related topics, either sponsored by Education Studies or cross-listed with other departments.Students who have successfully taken EDST 110 during freshman or sophomore years can apply to become Education Studies Scholars. As with all Multidisciplinary Academic Programs in Yale College, the application cycle takes place during sophomore fall. The Scholars program selects students with appropriate background and interest in educational practice, research, and/or policy, and develops their experience and involvement in issues related to education. Please visit the “Scholars Program” tab for more information.The Education Studies program hosts regular events for interested students to interact with leaders in education practice, policy, and research. Show less

Supporting school districts, schools and educational leaders in developing the structures, systems, and leadership practices to improve teaching and learning at scale.

Partners for Educational Leadership--formerly The Connecticut Center for School Change (the Center)--partners with educational leaders to reimagine teaching and learning, dismantle instructional inequities, and support systemic improvement so that all students can flourish. We envision a future in which our educational system provides every student an excellent and equitable education leading to a rewarding and productive life.

The Connecticut Center for School Change partners with school districts to develop leadership, build capacity and expand knowledge for improved student outcomes.

The Education Trust promotes high academic achievement for all students at all levels—pre-kindergarten through college. Our goal is to close the gaps in opportunity and achievement that consign far too many young people—especially those from low-income families or who are black, Latino, or American Indian—to lives on the margins of the American mainstream.

Social Studies & Humanities Teacher. Courses taught: World History, Civics, AP Government.Also taught Pre-Algebra in summer school remediation program.NC Teaching Fellows Program