NCCAT helps beginning teachers

NCCAT helps beginning teachers master the learning curve and accelerate student learning

Every new job has a learning curve. However when the new job is teaching, students simply cannot afford the time it takes to wait for a new teacher to master that learning curve. That is where the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching’s Beginning Teachers Program comes in.

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At NCCAT we believe that teaching is one of the most important jobs on the planet and also one of the most challenging. This year, in support of our mission, we launched a thoughtful and comprehensive fundraising strategy to galvanize support from NCCAT alumni, friends, and the communities that benefit from having great teachers and motivated students. As we begin 2012, we hope that you will think of NCCAT with a tax-deductible donation. Click here to donate now.

Introducing NCCAT Legacy Seminars
In 2012, NCCAT is introducing Legacy Seminars. These Legacy Seminars are open to educators from any state or country, including teachers from public and private schools (active or retired), and faculty from educational organizations. READ MORE

Spring 2012 Seminars

NCCAT Professional Development Seminars: Enriching, Practical, Research Based

The North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching is offering professional development seminars covering a broad spectrum of subjects. READ MORE

  

Teachers Speak Out for NCCAT

Ricky Lewis for NCCAT

Because We All Need Good Teachers

What is the best way to improve education for North Carolina’s students? By inspiring excellence in their teachers. The North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching is a professional development center providing dynamic study and advanced learning opportunities for North Carolina teachers. NCCAT’s instructional programs increase teacher quality, effectiveness, and innovation in the classroom, while inspiring teachers to provide a world-class education for the students of North Carolina.



 

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