STUDENT TEACHING RESOURCES
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Due ONE YEAR prior to the semester of student teaching on Dec 1 or May 1
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Due by Oct 1 or Feb 1 the semester before student teaching
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Should accompany the Student Teaching Intent Form and is due ONE YEAR prior to the semester of student teaching on Dec 1 or May 1
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Student teachers should consult with their College Supervisor regarding the use of this template.
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ST Commitment to Excellence Form | |
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To be completed at midterm of EACH placement.
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Student Teacher Reference Letter Instructions & Template
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DO FOR EACH PLACEMENT
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DO FOR ONE PLACEMENT
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DO FOR ONE PLACEMENT
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- Student teaching is the final, culminating step in your preservice preparation toward becoming a teaching professional.
- Your effort and commitment are vital to your success in this experience.
- Student teaching is considered a full-time experience.
- The minimum length of time any candidate will spend student teaching is 12 weeks.
- You should register for 1 credit hour of student teaching for each week.
- The minimum number of credit hours any candidate will register for student teaching is 12 credit hours.
- Candidates, however, may complete more than 12 weeks of student teaching and register for more than 12 credit hours if they are pursuing teaching endorsements or double majors.
- While most candidates will be able to complete their student teaching within the parameters of the regular semester, candidates pursuing double majors or those with multiple endorsements, will find that their student teaching will carry over into or start in the interim term.
- The Field Placement Coordinator will determine the number of credit hours each candidate should register for and will confirm this upon receipt of the student teacher roster to ensure that the credit hours registered for are in accordance with departmental and college policy.
- Any deviations will be brought to the attention of the registrar and will be corrected.
- The Education Department may change or terminate a placement if such action is considered appropriate by the involved parties.






