A major in Women's Studies requires that you know how to read, think, and write critically. To this end, a strong background in the liberal arts will help prepare you for the level of intellectual engagement you will encounter at the college level. A lot of English, history, and a psychology class or two will serve you well.
The Story Curriculum. The Women’s Empowerment Program works as a closed group that meets for eight weeks and then graduates, allowing a new group to form. We proposed to work with 3 different groups over their 8 week sessions, keeping process notes and other documentation, in order to develop curriculum materials that could be transferable.
Like a resume, a curriculum vitae should include your name, contact information, education, skills, and experience. In addition to these basics, however, a CV also includes research and teaching experience, publications, presentations, grants and fellowships, professional associations and licenses, awards and honors, and other information relevant to the position you are applying for.
If you want to write for the educational market and don’t have experience in the classroom or a teaching degree, you should familiarize yourself with your targeted age group and the current teaching methods and philosophies in schools. You can team up with a teacher as Sanders suggests.
