s part of the “follow up” portion of an FFT fellowship, grant recipients complete a Passport that documents their learning and where they plan to go from here. Teachers... read more →
“Why?” is the response of elementary-aged students to virtually every statement, which is why many parents are happily walking their kids back through the school doors right about now. When... read more →
s part of the “follow up” portion of an FFT fellowship, grant recipients complete a Passport that documents their learning and where they plan to go from here. Teachers... read more →
Last summer I traveled to Puerto Rico to explore the cuisine, flavors and agriculture of the island. One of the major concepts I focused on was the idea of "farm... read more →
s part of the "follow up" portion of an FFT fellowship, grant recipients complete a Passport that documents their learning and where they plan to go from here. Teachers... read more →
Have you seen Won't You Be My Neighbor yet? So many wonderful quotes on education and children spoken by "America's Teacher." Before your new students enter the room you've worked... read more →
s part of the "follow up" portion of an FFT fellowship, grant recipients complete a Passport that documents their learning and where they plan to go from here. Teachers... read more →
We received this note from Lana Greenawald last week after she returned from her fellowship. Inspired by her work and her words, we're pleased to share it with you. To... read more →
As we watched Shark Week from the safety of our sofas, FFT Fellow Edwin Yoo (Dorchester, MA) chose to... read more →
More than 100 families entered the Meriden Public School District in Connecticut last year from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. Consequently, Mariah Abatan and Marjorie Eager quickly became more than... read more →