Taking Education Across the Millennium
T-E-A-M Learning Community is a unique off-campus graduate program in which veteran teachers earn an M.S.E. general degree in two years. Meeting one weekend each month, participants collaborate with colleagues to examine their teaching practices. After establishing community, participants create professional/personal improvement plans, professional teacher portfolios, and capstone projects based on insights gained through action research and reflection. Values and standards developed by the Learning Community guide their work individually and as teams.
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General T-E-A-M Learning Community Description and Evaluation This section presents the Learning Community concept developed by the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. |
Showcase of T-E-A-M Learning Community in Westfield, WI This section presents the specific Learning Community as it has developed in the Westfield, WI site. |
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Final Report of T.E.A.M. Learning Community This report contains history and background of the UWSP School of Education Learning Community, a description of the concept and program, presents characteristics of the student body, summarizes the outcomes for participants and their school districts, and makes recommendations for future Learning Communities. |
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