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In Yale’s Teaching Fellow Program, developed through Yale’s many departments and programs, Yale College, and The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, you should expect to learn the principles and techniques of effective teaching guided by Yale faculty. Whether your career path leads to higher education or elsewhere, the competencies, skills, and simple excitement of teaching developed in the Teaching Fellow Program will serve you in many different capacities. The students with whom you will interact at Yale are outstanding, and they, plus the faculty and your fellow graduate students all will challenge you to refine your abilities to think clearly, listen attentively, write precisely, and speak eloquently.  \nTwo members of the Graduate School administration and a special group of graduate students play critical roles in making the Teaching Fellow Program work.  \njudith hackman directs the Teaching Fellow Program. She administers the teaching fellowships in coordination with the faculty, departments, and programs at Yale in an effort to provide graduate students with meaningful and compelling teaching experiences.  \nwilliam rando, the Director of the McDougal Graduate Teaching Center, designs workshops, group discussions, and multiple presentations that will support you and your Teaching Fellow colleagues as you develop your pedagogical skills.  \nThe graduate teaching center fellows are selected from among Yale’s most successful graduate teachers to work with Bill in every aspect of the Center. They bring their disciplinary perspective and experience in labs and sections to the Fundamentals of Teaching Courses, individual peer consultations, and all GTC workshops. In return, Bill Rando provides them with training in consultation, and introduces them to models, theories, strategies, and resources to share with their fellow students.  \nBecoming Teachers is an insightful, fascinating, and sometimes irreverent exploration of teaching at Yale. Always helpful, we hope it exemplifies Yale’s deep commitment to graduate and undergraduate education. And, of course, we also hope it guides you toward pedagogical practices that would be effective anywhere, because articulate, vibrant, and stimulating explanations stand at the heart of every successful effort to explain and persuade—to teach—no matter the setting.  \nBecoming Teachers represents a collaboration between the Teaching Fellow Program and the Graduate Teaching Center. 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