If one ever needs an excuse to have pie for breakfast, lunch, and/or dinner, it's today -- March 14, 3.14, National Pi Day. (Also, Albert Einstein's birthday and the day... read more →
ara Holmin is a Learning Disabilities Special Education Teacher in Saint Paul, MN. In order to help her high... read more →
hen Heather Ely purchased the college text book for her first music history course, she eagerly flipped through looking for female composers -- and found none. Almost ten years... read more →
ichelle Erwin teaches special education at Carlton Pre-Vocational Center in Cypress, TX, outside of Houston. Last week, however, our... read more →
Last night's Oscars telecast inspired some awards of our own. Without further ado, we present a few of our 2018 Fellows who designed learning experiences around the performing arts... Most... read more →
Yeah, yeah, some of you took today off for President's Day, but did you know that one of the men you're celebrating is also recognized as our nation's first engineer?... read more →
This week marks the 210th birthday of Charles Darwin who, according to Scientific American, proposed the most powerful idea in science. International Darwin Day (February 12) was established in 2005... read more →
On Tuesday, we shared on article on our Facebook related to resources for helping students celebrate Chinese New Year. FFT Fellow Liz Kleinrock (also the 2018 Teaching Tolerance Award Winner)... read more →
A common misconception about Fund for Teachers fellowships has to do with their destinations. While many of Fellows choose to pursue learning abroad, the majority stay stateside. Furthermore, a fellowship's... read more →
This week began with International Holocaust Remembrance Day commemorating the 77th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. Fund for Teachers grant recipients often design fellowships around sites associated with the holocaust... read more →