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Overview
These are Breakthrough's Instructional Trainings, commonly referred to as BIT. They provide an overview of Breakthrough and the key practices we want to impart to Teaching Fellows, and they're foundational to what we do. They give us a common language and common understanding, but feel free to personalize them & make them your own!
Resources
We've provided you with synchronous and asynchronous versions of each BIT workshop below, which can be facilitated virtually or in-person. These are view-only versions, so be sure to make a copy or download each workshop if you want to personalize it and make it your own.
AMERICORPS TEACHING FELLOW TRAINING
AMERICORPS TEACHING FELLOW TRAINING
We have adapted our Breakthrough Instructional Training Workshops for Summer 2025 to align with AmeriCorps expectations and guidelines. Our values and commitment remain unchanged. Our goal is to prepare you for the incredible journey ahead, equipping you with the skills and knowledge to meet the unique needs of your students and the local educational context in which you will be teaching.
click here, this link includes all BITs and PBL BITs
Additional Teaching Fellow Training (Train the Trainer Modules)
Additional Teaching Fellow Training (Train the Trainer Modules)
Sample Orientation Schedule
Sample Orientation Schedule
This is a sample suggested order of BITs and REDI Modules. We understand each site has specific needs and are free to make those necessary changes. We recommend including daily culture building, TF BIT debrief / reflection, and TF instructional practice time. NOTE: This schedule only goes up to six days because it does not include any site-specific training/adaptations.
Community and Culture BITs
Community and Culture BITs
Teaching Fellow Evaluation BITs
Teaching Fellow Evaluation BITs
Project-Based Learning BITs
Project-Based Learning BITs
2024 Project Based Learning BIT COMING SOON
Archived BITs
Archived BITs
To see all the trainings in one folder, click here.
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