Teaching Fellows Program

Courses

TFP 101: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

An introduction to the South Carolina Teaching Fellows Program and the teaching profession as a leadership career. This seminar provides students with an orientation to college expectations, available support systems, and the Teaching Fellows community while fostering cohort development and mentoring relationships with the Campus Director and fellow Fellows. Emphasis is placed on understanding the role of teachers as leaders through the study of leadership theories, leadership styles, diversity, classroom and community leadership, and the characteristics and practices of effective educational leaders.

Semester Offered
Offered every fall semester.

TFP 102: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A study of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers. Emphasis is placed on leadership development, self-assessment, professional growth, resilience, service learning, and the application of leadership principles through engagement with educators, schools, and the broader educational community. Service-learning hours are required and documented.

Semester Offered
Offered every spring semester.

TFP 201: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A continuation of the study of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers. Emphasis is placed on professional dispositions, communication, collaboration, advocacy, time management, and service as essential components of teacher leadership and professional practice. Service-learning hours are required and documented.

Semester Offered
Offered every fall semester.

TFP 202: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A continuation of the study of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers. Emphasis is placed on professional dispositions, communication, collaboration, advocacy, time management, and service as essential components of teacher leadership and professional practice. Service-learning hours are required and documented.

Prerequisites

Teaching Fellow status

Semester Offered
Offered every spring semester.

TFP 301: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A continuation of the study of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers. Emphasis is placed on educational leadership, diversity and inclusion, current issues in education, advocacy, inquiry, and action research to support continuous professional growth and improvement. Service-learning hours are required and documented.

Prerequisites

Teaching Fellows status

Semester Offered
Offered every fall semester.

TFP 302: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A continuation of the study of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers. Emphasis is placed on educational leadership, diversity and inclusion, current issues in education, advocacy, inquiry, and action research to support continuous professional growth and improvement. Service-learning hours are required and documented.

Prerequisites

Teaching Fellows status

Semester Offered
Offered every spring semester.

TFP 401: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A continuation of the study of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers. Emphasis is placed on professional growth, innovative teaching practices, reflection, collaboration, and preparation for the clinical teaching experience through the development of knowledge, skills, and professional dispositions. Service-learning hours are required and documented.

Prerequisites

Teaching Fellows status

Semester Offered
Offered every fall semester.

TFP 402: Teaching Fellows Program

Class Program
Level
Undergraduate
Credits 0 1

A culminating seminar focused on the transition from teacher candidate to professional educator. Through continued exploration of leadership and the leadership skills of effective teachers, Fellows examine professional responsibilities, teacher identity, and the application of effective and innovative teaching practices. Topics include professional engagement, school and community involvement, financial planning, work-life balance, self-care, and strategies for a successful transition into the teaching profession. The seminar is completed alongside the directed teaching experience and emphasizes reflection, leadership development, and readiness for the first year of teaching.

Prerequisites

Teaching Fellows status

Semester Offered
Offered every spring semester.