English, History and Social Sciences Supervising Practitioners

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NTR is a state approved site-based teacher licensure program, granting Massachusetts initial licensure in English, History, Math, and Science grades 8-12.

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English, History and Social Sciences Supervising Practitioners

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	Rachel Becker English Supervising Practitioner Rachel Becker has taught English at the Francis Parker Charter Essential School in Devens, MA, and at Newton South High School. She holds a B.A. in English from Vassar College, and M.Phil in English from the University of Oxford, and completed her teacher training as a member of the New Teachers Collaborative.
	Charlene Beh English Supervising Practitioner
	Greg Drake History and Social Sciences Supervising Practitioner Greg Drake is in his sixth year as a World History teacher at Newton North High School, where he is also the Model UN advisor. He has a BA in History from Georgetown University and masters degrees from Boston University (Teaching) and the University of North Carolina (Political Science). Greg's passion for global education stems from his own experiences abroad. He has taught and studied in Germany and worked for a humanitarian organization in the former Yugoslavia.
	Jeremiah Hill English Supervising Practitioner Jeremiah Hill has taught high school English in Philadelphia, PA, and at Newton South High School. He has a BA in Philosophy from the University of Wisconsin and an MS.Ed. from the University of Pennsylvania.
	Tom Fabian English Supervising Practitioner Thomas D. Fabian teaches English at Newton North High School. He is the former chair of the English department there, as well as at Westborough High School. In addition to high school, he has also taught at both the university and middle school levels, including several years teaching at the Seoul International School in Seoul, Korea. Fabian is a graduate of Boston University with degrees in English and journalism, and has earned master’s degrees in secondary education and fine arts. He has advised interscholastic debate and student publications throughout his career. In his spare time he likes to read, run, travel, and enjoy the company of his wife and three children.
	Robyn Marder English Supervising Practitioner
	Duncan Wood History and Social Sciences Supervising Practitioner Duncan Wood has taught history in the Somerville Public School system and at Newton North High School. He has a BA in Political Science from Saint Andrews College in Laurinburg North Carolina, and a Masters in Education from the University of Massachusetts Boston. Mr. Wood was a Swensrud and Adams Fellow at the Massachusetts Historical Society in 2003 and 2006. He is married and has two children.