The Delta Teacher Efficacy Campaign (DTEC) is seeking certified elementary school teachers currently serving elementary grade students in urban school districts. We are looking for teachers interested in being change agents in education.
Elementary school teachers selected to participate in The Teacher Efficacy Academy (TEA) receive
FREE development designed to enhance their knowledge about teacher efficacy, and instructional strategies on literacy and math.
Ingrid Saunders Jones
National Chair
CALLING ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
INTERESTED IN FREE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT?
DTEC IS LOOKING FOR YOU!
About The Teacher Efficacy Academy
The Teacher Efficacy Academy (TEA) is a nine-module online course that offers 180 teachers located in four geographic areas the opportunity to reflect, purposely, on their own self-efficacy. Upon successful completion of the course, the anticipated result is a better understanding of the correlation between teacher efficacy and student achievement.
Selected participants are required to attend one in-person session scheduled between April and May 2015 and will receive a stipend to defray travel costs. Participants, supported by a facilitator within their selected regions, are also required to complete weekly Academy modules that include a discussion question and journal entry.
Teacher participants earn Teacher Efficacy Academy certification upon completion. Depending upon approval from a teacher's school district, the training may be used as professional development credits. In addition, Academy teachers receive a nominal First Book grant to help expand their classroom libraries.
How to Become a Volunteer Participant
For more in formation and to apply, click Here!
Prospective responders may also email the DTEC Project Director, Dr. Johni Cruse-Craig at jccraig@deltafoundation.net
Deadline:
Responses need to be received by 5:00 p.m. EST on Monday, March 2, 2015
Join Us and Be an Educational Change Agent!
