The Harvard Graduate School of Education's PreK-12 professional education programs are crafted for a broad cross section of stakeholders: superintendents, principals, directors, coordinators, teachers and those who shape or implement educational policy. The overarching focus of these programs is to increase an educator's capacity to improve learning outcomes for all children.
Through a variety of learning techniques - case studies, lecture and discussion, and small groups - participants acquire new perspectives on leadership, deepen their repertoire of problem-solving skills, engage in personal reflection, and build lasting professional networks. All of our institutes will not only let you recharge and connect with like-minded individuals who face issues similar to yours, they will show you how to apply what you learn directly to your work for years to come. Join our community of learners.
The overarching theme of these programs is to increase an educator's capacity to improve the learning experience for all children. The information and insight provided in our intensive, highly-interactive programs deliver lasting impact to both you and your students.
Benefits
Our programs offer a rare opportunity for leaders to focus on key issues in education today with faculty from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Through a variety of learning techniques—case studies, discussions and small groups—participants gain new perspectives on leadership, deepen their repertoire of problem solving skills, engage in personal reflection and build strong professional networks.
Where will the institute take place?
Institutes are held at the Harvard Graduate School of Education in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
What is the Schedule?
Full-time participation and preparation are required throughout institutes; participants are expected to free themselves of all work obligations during the program. The day-to-day schedule will vary for each institute. You will be informed of the schedule for your institute prior to the start of the program.