Yanely Espinal

Studied abroad at the Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art, in France.

The Relay GSE curriculum comprises two core components. First, graduate students learn core instructional practices in planning, delivery, and assessment of teaching and learning that are necessary for all teachers, regardless of the subject or grade level they are teaching. These practices are sometimes referred to in the education field as “general pedagogy.” Second, graduate students will learn how to teach their specific subject at one or more specific grade levels. Math teachers do not… Show more

The Relay GSE curriculum comprises two core components. First, graduate students learn core instructional practices in planning, delivery, and assessment of teaching and learning that are necessary for all teachers, regardless of the subject or grade level they are teaching. These practices are sometimes referred to in the education field as “general pedagogy.” Second, graduate students will learn how to teach their specific subject at one or more specific grade levels. Math teachers do not learn geometry, for example, but rather how to teach geometry and how students learn geometry. This is sometimes referred to as “pedagogical content knowledge.” Show less

The intensive, one-week, modular Developing Leaders Program addresses several challenges faced by nonprofit professionals: we require specialized professional knowledge and skills, but may not have received training in leadership and management.

Managers, in particular, are in the unique position of overseeing others while also answering to their organization’s leadership. This program prepares high-potential nonprofit managers to support their organization’s mission by exposing them to… Show more

The intensive, one-week, modular Developing Leaders Program addresses several challenges faced by nonprofit professionals: we require specialized professional knowledge and skills, but may not have received training in leadership and management.

Managers, in particular, are in the unique position of overseeing others while also answering to their organization’s leadership. This program prepares high-potential nonprofit managers to support their organization’s mission by exposing them to key management concepts and providing tools to better navigate their position within the organization.

Link: https://business.columbia.edu/socialenterprise/courses/executive-education/dlp Show less