• 1-2 in-person meetings (Spring 2021 TBD).
• Monthly virtual meetings (1 hour, October 2020 - June 2021).
• Development of and use of Flipgrid and Discord Communities.
• Opportunities to collaborate with your NASEF Scholastic Community colleagues on organizing, modifying, and analyzing lesson plans, planning events, and more.
• Exposure to specially curated content to support curriculum implementation.
• Opportunities for peer review and publication of your lesson plans.

• One-on-one and group coaching with NASEF’s Scholastic Mentors.
• One-on-one coaching with NASEF’s Instructional Coach.
• Support in lesson plan organization and modification.
• Access to NASEF curricula for schools and out-of-school time /
  community-based organizations.
• Contribute to the NASEF Community Curriculum Library.

Opportunities to collaborate with a leading researcher in gaming and education from the University of California Irvine Connected Learning Lab in a multi-disciplinary study exploring various aspects of how Scholastic Esports integrates into education.

• Support for NASEF club activation at your school or out-of-school time / community-based organization.
• Host an esports and learning showcase at your school or out-of-school time / community-based organization.
• Be showcased at the NASEF Community of Practice - Fall and Spring Convenings.
• Travel stipends (with approval) to speak at local, regional, and state conferences and professional events.

• Receive a verified digital NASEF Scholastic Fellow Badge.
• Recognition on NASEF website / blog / social media.
• Potential invitation to live NASEF events.
• Receive a special NASEF Scholastic Fellow polo and other NASEF swag.
• Be a guest speaker on one of NASEF’s webinars and / or videos.
• Collaborate on hosting live streams on the NASEF Twitch channel.
• And much more opportunities to showcase your innovative approach to connecting learning and esports.

Receive a stipend of $2,000 upon completion of the program to help further support your esports and learning efforts.

Go through the club activation process on the NASEF website or serve as a Co-General Manager of an existing club. (If you are not already part of a NASEF club)

Implement all or portions of NASEF’s Integrated Curriculum in their classrooms and after-school / out-of-school time programs. NASEF Scholastic Fellows will lead the implementation efforts at their schools or community-based organizations. The Scholastic Mentor and Esports Instructional Coach will work with each Fellow to determine lesson plan implementation.

At least one curriculum module must be implemented during the academic year (2020-21).

Receive one-on-one and group coaching with NASEF’s Scholastic Mentor and Esports Instructional Coach (at least twice a month, in person or virtually).

Collect and share artifacts of your work during the school year.

Contribute one curriculum module to NASEF Community Curriculum Library.

Welcome and receive visitors into the classroom or after-school / out-of-school time programs to observe your lessons (in-person or virtually).

Facilitate a capstone project to be showcased at the end of the year (i.e. Host an in-person or virtual showcase highlighting your successes).

Submit a brief academic year end report to NASEF.

• Attend 1 Scholastic Community Virtual Kick-Off (September 2020 TBD).
• Attend 1-2 in-person meetings (TBD).
  • Note: Date and time will be determined based on COVID-19 travel restrictions prioritizing the safety and security of our educators.
• Attend monthly professional learning community virtual meetings
  (1 hour, November - May 2020).
• Post monthly Flipgrid videos and share your feedback (1 video post per month, 2 video replies per month).
• Collaborate with other NASEF Scholastic Fellows / Mentors.
• Work together on organizing, modifying, and analyzing lesson plans.
• Attend 1 “End of Year” Celebration (June 2021 TBD).

Present your work at regional, state and national conferences, events, and meetings (at least 1 between November - June 2020).

Participate in live streams, interviews, and webinars (as requested).

Publish a blog post or article on the NASEF website (as requested).

Engage as an active member of social media (e.g., #esportsEDU on Twitter).

Wear your NASEF polo and other NASEF swag.