MAT Residency Seminar I ((6 Credits))

Catalog description

This six credit seminar uses gradual release of responsibility to facilitate collaboration among students, critic teachers, and college faculty. The residency seminar draws on the resident’s teaching repertoire and ability to analyze and modify teaching strategies in relation to classroom responsibilities specific to the certification area. In this co-teaching model, the critic teacher is always present to provide feedback and support. All observations are by video recording, which requires permission from the administration at the resident's placement. This course involves five classroom observations. A requirement in this course is attendance in at least four synchronous sessions. The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards' 5 Core Propositions form the foundation of this course. This seminar is only open to students in the MAT residency track. In order to successfully complete the program, this course must be completed with a grade of B or better. A result of less than a B will require a repeat of the course in accordance with the Graduate Evaluation and Grading Policy. Prerequisites: EDUC 6020 or EDUC 6025 or EDUC 6030 or EDUC 6035 or EDUC 6040 And EDUC 6005 And EDUC 6010 And EDUC 6015 .