TEACH-NOW Founder Featured in Washington Post
TEACH-NOW CEO Emily Feistritzer was featured in The Washington Post, chronicling her storied past that led to the creation of TEACH-NOW.
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PBS Newshour Features TEACH-NOW Founder
Emily Feistritzer, who was a Catholic nun in her youth, later became a teacher. In 2011, she created TEACH-NOW, a company that trains and certifies teachers around the world. It is now a multimillion-dollar business.William Brangham returns, having caught up...
Overhauling Rules for Higher Education: Modifying Federal Definitions for Distance Education
The Education Department's proposals for upcoming negotiated rule-making process would narrow the responsibilities of accreditors and modify federal definitions for credit hour and distance education.
TEACH-NOW Founder Op-Ed on Crisis and Opportunity Regarding Online Learning
“I see the potential of online learning daily. No student graduates from my teacher education program without learning about virtual instruction and how to be a resource-rich problem-solver, regardless of the venue they are teaching in.”
