We know that the very mention of the words “financial aid” and “FAFSA” (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) makes most people shudder and want to shut their laptops. But […]
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Reflections on My Integrated Master’s Project at Bank Street
“What do educators do to cultivate authentic, meaningful, and inspiring classroom communities?” This was the question I explored for my Integrative Master’s Project, notably known as the IMP. To better […]
At Bank Street’s Alumni Relations Office, we make sure our alumni can engage and re-engage with their alma mater and with each other through an active Alumni Association. We communicate […]
An Advisor’s Reflection
One of the things that drew me to Bank Street in 1986 was hearing about the unique and exceptional approach of Bank Street’s fieldwork process. Not having been a graduate […]
“I don’t know what I would have done if it weren’t for this group.” These are words that a graduate student recently shared in one of my supervised fieldwork conference […]
In conversation with: Davia Brown Franklyn, GSE ’97 Senior Director of Partnerships, Bank Street Education Center Tarima Levine, GSE ’01 Senior Director of Content and Strategic Design, Bank Street Education […]
I recently read Candace Hurley’s post, “Finding My Place at Bank Street,” about her experiences as a student in our Progressive Leadership Program, and found myself saying, “Yes! She’s really […]
How we approach challenging events in our lives can determine our ability to move forward and find meaning in adversity. For children, meaning is often found in play, art, music, […]
Finding My Place at Bank Street
It took me 16 years to navigate towards the courage to embark on the journey of pursuing a master’s degree in progressive leadership at Bank Street Graduate School of Education. […]
I am a 1988 graduate of the early childhood leadership program, and for decades, I had very little to do with Bank Street—except meeting up annually with my former program […]