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Classroom Impact
Teaching Is Leading
Network partners begin cultivating leadership by calling on their countries’ diverse graduates and professionals to commit at least two years to teach in the schools and communities where they’re needed most.
15,000+
Teachers in classrooms across the network
1,000,000+
Students reached by network teachers
Belief in the Potential of Every Child
Through ongoing training and development, network teachers become strong classroom leaders and determined advocates for their students. They experience first-hand how much they, and their students, are capable of accomplishing. And they gain a deep understanding of the complex challenges facing economically disadvantaged and marginalized communities—and the conviction that overcoming these obstacles is possible.
Student Academic Achievement
TEACH FOR AMERICA
A peer-reviewed meta-analysis of the impacts of alternative teaching pathways finds that students of Teach For America, on average, tend to excel as well, if not stronger, academically compared to students of teachers from traditional training programs. The meta-analysis assessed over 719 studies of alternative teaching pathways from 1989 to 2016 and systematically selected 12 highly rigorous studies, 4 of which evaluated Teach For America.
Student Non-Academic Outcomes
ENSEÑA POR MÉXICO
An impact evaluation of Enseña por México finds participants have a positive impact on the development of students’ socioemotional skills such as self-efficacy, self-management, growth mindset, and social awareness. Furthermore, the study shows that students with greater exposure to participants of Enseña por México are more likely to improve in socioemotional skills.
Teacher Leadership Development
NEWTT
NEWTT is an external and independent collection of two-year evaluations of five Teach For All partner organizations in Europe on teacher leadership development. The report demonstrates that, overall, the network partners' teachers are as prepared as, if not more prepared than, traditionally trained teachers before entering the classroom, and, over the course of two years, developed as much self-efficacy and pedagogical knowledge as traditionally trained teachers.
Independent Research
We're seeing evidence of teachers across the network developing students inside and outside of the classroom.
Student Academic Achievement
TEACH FOR AMERICA
A peer-reviewed meta-analysis of the impacts of alternative teaching pathways finds that students of Teach For America, on average, tend to excel as well, if not stronger, academically compared to students of teachers from traditional training programs. The meta-analysis assessed over 719 studies of alternative teaching pathways from 1989 to 2016 and systematically selected 12 highly rigorous studies, 4 of which evaluated Teach For America.
Student Non-Academic Outcomes
ENSEÑA POR MÉXICO
An impact evaluation of Enseña por México finds participants have a positive impact on the development of students’ socioemotional skills such as self-efficacy, self-management, growth mindset, and social awareness. Furthermore, the study shows that students with greater exposure to participants of Enseña por México are more likely to improve in socioemotional skills.
Teacher Leadership Development
NEWTT
NEWTT is an external and independent collection of two-year evaluations of five Teach For All partner organizations in Europe on teacher leadership development. The report demonstrates that, overall, the network partners' teachers are as prepared as, if not more prepared than, traditionally trained teachers before entering the classroom, and, over the course of two years, developed as much self-efficacy and pedagogical knowledge as traditionally trained teachers.
Global Learning Lab for
Classroom Impact
Teach For All’s Global Learning Lab for Classroom Impact learns from classrooms within and beyond the global network where students are developing into leaders who will shape a brighter future for themselves, their communities, and their world.
