With over 10 million teachers trained in over 70 countries, Intel® Teach has been driving systemic change in teaching and learning since 1999. Teachers learn from other teachers how, when and where to incorporate technology into their lesson plans, with a focus on developing students' higher-order thinking skills.
Whether a country has excellent Internet connectivity or very limited connectivity, the enhanced Intel® Teach Program portfolio has offerings designed to enable teachers to introduce, expand and support 21st century learning with project-based approaches in the classroom.
Intel Teach uses a
"Train the trainer"
model to provide
both face-to-face
and online
instruction to help
teachers around the
world integrate
technology into
their classrooms.
Teachers create
lesson plans that
can be immediately
implemented and that
meet local and
national education
goals and standards.
Working with
governments -
national, regional
or local -
worldwide, Intel
introduces the
program in
interested countries
and communities,
which are selected
based on strength of
their commitment to
the program. Intel
then works with an
initial group of
teachers to help
them become Intel
Teach trainers
themselves. These
trainers in turn are
responsible for
sharing their new
skills with other
teachers in their
region.
To ensure that
program curriculum
maintains relevancy
and reflects lessons
learned from
feedback and
research, Intel
regularly provides
updated material to
the Intel Teach
trainers.
Intel® Education Initiative Locations
See where the Intel® Teach Program is offered today.
