http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=1736BF43837650E6 Sarah Lawrence College Sara Wilford, director of the Art of Teaching program, sits down with several male students and recent alums from the program. Why just men? The group, in their discussion, seeks to illustrate that there are not enough men in the field of education -- especially early childhood and elementary education -- as they reflect on their experiences in the Art of Teaching program and explore issues of curriculum and classroom community. After the group discussion video, see a series of individual interviews with the men as well as panel discussions by four female graduates who explore their experiences in Art of Teaching and its impact on their work as classroom teachers and administrators. Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Vitaly Umansky, talks about changing careers, becoming interested in teaching, and coming to the Art of Teaching graduate program at Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Linda Finn MSEd '03 a kindergarten teacher in Westchester, NY, talks about her experiences in the Art of Teaching graduate program at Sarah Lawrence College and its impact on her work as a teacher Sarah Lawrence College Patricia Virella MSEd '09 a 2nd Grade Teacher in Bronx, NY, talks about her experiences in the Art of Teaching graduate program at Sarah Lawrence College and its impact on her work as a teacher Sarah Lawrence College Cassandra Hyacinthe MSEd '90 an Assistant Principal in Westchester, NY, talks about her experiences in the Art of Teaching graduate program at Sarah Lawrence College and its impact on her work as a school administrator Sarah Lawrence College Rachel Wilde MSEd '03, 6th Grade Teacher from Brooklyn, NY talks about her experiences in the Art of Teaching graduate program at Sarah Lawrence College and its impact on her work as a teacher