Intensified Mentored Teaching I: Agricultural Education ((6 Credits))

Catalog description

This intensified mentored teaching experience develops the student’s Agricultural Education teaching repertoire and ability to analyze and modify teaching strategies in relation to their teaching responsibilities and certification area. Students develop and use methods and materials appropriate to their teaching assignments and the certifications sought. Eight observations occur (permissions must be secured). A requirement in this course is attendance in at least four synchronous sessions. Areas studied include classroom organization, classroom management, teaching, assessment, school safety. Four synchronous meetings are required that will take pace in an online space to be determined by the course instructor. Students must: 1) have successfully completed Teaching and Learning: Agricultural Education, 2) hold an approved teaching position that is guaranteed to last through the duration of the school year (Sept -June), and 3) hold Transitional B teacher certification. Registration must be approved by the Office of Teacher Education ([email protected]). A final grade of B or better is required to pass this course. 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 6127 with a grade of B or better And EDUC 6005 And EDUC 6137 And EDUC 6015 .