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The Office of Teaching and Learning’s Language Learning department oversees the Growth and Leadership Opportunity for Bilingual Educators (GLOBE) Fellowship. The year-long GLOBE Fellowship develops teachers to become leaders and supports within the DCPS World Language program. Applicants must be a current and fully-certified World Language teacher in DC Public Schools and must have 1+ years teaching experience in DC Public Schools.
Fellows will participate in school visits and discussions on best practices and new developments in the field; visit surrounding counties to make connections and to learn about World Language instruction; attend the ACTFL Convention; plan World Language instruction that aligns with the DCPS curriculum and Cornerstones; deep dive into topics such as classroom management, program advocacy, lesson planning, differentiation, and high-level questions; work with DCPS Central Office staff to develop resources such as yearly planning documents to support teachers; and promote the program to colleagues.DCPS World Language teachers interested in applying for the GLOBE Fellowship program should email the World Languages department at DCPSWorldLang@k12.dc.gov.
The Office of Teaching and Learning’s Language Learning department oversees the New Teacher Mentor Program. The program pairs new and new to DCPS teachers with an experienced World Language teacher in the District. Program participants are also provided professional development opportunities throughout the year tailored to assist new educators in learning about the DCPS World Language curriculum along with general best practices.
Interested educators should email the World Languages department at DCPSWorldLang@k12.dc.gov for additional information.
DCPS World Language teachers are able to engage in virtual PD opportunities each month to further instructional best practices. Teachers engage in collaborative discussions surrounding proficiency, learning in the virtual environment, student data, and curriculum.
Click on the following for more information regarding professional development opportunities available for teachers outside of DCPS:
Fulbright-Hayes Group Projects Abroad Program
