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Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning

Where Educators Improve

The Applied Leadership for Teaching & Learning program is designed for educators actively employed in PK-16 classrooms, other educations or business, and industry training. This degree is the first in Wisconsin to incorporate the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards, and has been praised by the Governor as a worthy initiative to help WI teachers obtain NBPTS certification and quality professional development. This program has gained national attention as an exemplary, advanced degree program. The State of Wisconsin offers financial assistance to reward teachers who obtain certification via the rigorous NBPTS criteria.

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What Will I Learn?

The two-year, 30-credit program fosters each teacher's ability to provide leadership in the improvement of student learning; prepares the teacher to design, implement, reflect upon and evaluate school-based and learner-focused research; and integrates classroom experiences into the course of study.

Educators

  • are committed to students and their learning.
  • know the subjects they teach and how to teach those subjects to students.
  • are responsible for managing and monitoring student learning.
  • are members of learning communities.
  • think systematically about their practice and learn from experience.
  • understand system theory and how to initiate and sustain meaningful change.
  • are knowledgeable about historical and contemporary educational reform efforts.

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UW-Green Bay's Scott Ashmann

Meet Scott Ashmann

Scott Ashmann is an Associate Dean of the College of Health, Education, and Social Welfare at UW-Green Bay. His fields of interest include the professional development of secondary science teachers, science teacher preparation, and leadership issues in mathematics and science education. Ashmann currently serves on the advisory board for the nature-based, 4-year-old kindergarten program at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary and on the Education Advisory Committee for the Einstein Project.

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