In part two of a discussion with Mallory Dwinal-Palish, Chancellor of Reach University, Jeff Selingo and Michael Horn talk about Reach’s model for apprenticeship-based teacher education, its efficacy in rural areas, and the potential for its scalability to other industries in the future.
“Reach University is saying, ‘Let’s have you spend four years working in the classroom where you’re already working, where the school has said you’re doing a great job,’ and they’re invested in making sure you’re going to be a quality educator,” said Dwinal-Palish.