ED 6445 - Secondary School Field Experience

Field experience and seminar is a supervised field experience in middle and high school settings, and is associated with work in other program courses. Candidates will spend three full days in a middle or high school setting, and have a one-hour seminar once a week. Assignments from other program courses, those assigned by the mentor teacher, or the field supervisor form the basis of experience, with the goal of maximizing work with a variety of students, working in a variety of school settings, and activities and developing professional dispositions and skills. Seminar will be used to discuss similarities and differences in field sites, offer mentor teachers, and program instructors the opportunity to debrief and discuss field assignments.

Prerequisites/Corequisites: Prerequisite: Admission to graduate level initial teacher preparation program.

Credits: 4 hours

Restrictions Restricted to masters in the Practice of Teaching: Foundations for Teaching.
Notes: Graded on a Credit/No Credit basis. Open to Graduate students only.