Epernay Kyles, an alumna of the TEACH-NOW Graduate School of Education and a teacher at Seaton Elementary School in northwest Washington DC, is featured in this article in the Washington Post on March 25, 2020. Through her experience, the Post article is able to give context to what it’s like to move to online learning in the age of Covid-19. This shift is especially important in early years and elementary education.
Education expert Emily Feistritzer has studied how best to prepare teachers for over 40 years, leading her to testify in front of Congress and state legislatures, brief members of presidential administrations, and now, push for accessibility in education. Feistritzer, who...
A 78-year-old former nun, Feistritzer learned a long time ago that she didn't like traditional teaching methods. So, in 2011, she founded Teach-Now to train and certify teachers online. Now with master's certifications in high-growth disciplines like early-childhood and special-needs...
We are pleased to announce that TEACH-NOW has been accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission as an institution of higher education offering both non-degree as well as master’s degree programs.