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  • Independent Learning Courses
  • Pre-College (Youth) Programs
  • Programs of Advanced Study
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  • Assessment
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  • ELL
  • Language Arts & Literacy
  • Math
  • Mentoring
  • Science
  • Social Studies
  • Special Education
  • Technology Education
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  • Annual Spoken Word & Hip-Hop Teacher's Institute
  • College for Kids
  • College for Kids: Young Professionals
  • Distance Education Certificate Program
  • Independent Learning Courses and Professional Development Strands
  • Master of Science for Professional Educators (MSPE)
  • Movin' Minds
  • Program of Advanced Study in Mentoring New Teachers
  • Programs of Advanced Study in Counseling Psychology
  • Quilting Circles ~ Learning Communities Book
  • Saturday Enrichment Program
  • Technology and Arts
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  •   Teachers...

  • 1. Know the subjects they are teaching.
  • 2. Know how children grow.
  • 3. Understand that children learn differently.
  • 4. Know how to teach.
  • 5. Know how to manage a classroom.
  • 6. Communicate well.
  • 7. Are able to plan different kinds of lessons.
  • 8. Know how to test for student progress.
  • 9. Are able to evaluate themselves.
  • 10. Are connected with the community.

Precollege Programs

Education Outreach and Partnerships in UW-Madison’s School of Education offers a number of Precollege Programs for students in grades 5–8. The Precollege Program allows students to interact with peers, encourages creative thinking, team building, and creative problem solving with exposure to challenging academic areas. It also gives young students a variety of opportunities to explore their interests, discover hidden talents, have fun, meet new people, and prepare for the exciting world of college. Students utilize state-of-the art campus resources and interact with UW-Madison faculty, staff and community professionals.

Check out our Precollege Website

Scholarship Fund

The UW Precollege Program offers scholarships to many students who would otherwise be unable to attend Technology and Arts and our other enrichment programs. If you are interested in contributing to our scholarship fund or sponsoring another student, you may do so through the School of Education website. Please indicate that your gift should be used for the School of Education Excellence Fund for the PRECOLLEGE PROGRAM. Charitable gifts to this fund are generally deductible by individuals who itemize their tax returns unless there are goods, services or other tangible benefits delivered in exchange for the gift.