This course contains NCATE Key Program Assessments which are attached below this text box. The course catalog description is included here.

EDUC 709

Student Teaching Experience

Requires Director’s Approval

Prerequisites: Completion of 30 credits of coursework, Completion of an appropriate CST.

The professional semester is comprised of the student teaching experience and the corresponding seminar. It is considered the capstone course of the graduate education program. Student teaching is defined as a full day, full time, school-based experience that is supervised by both certified,  experienced teachers and a college field supervisor. The experience is designed to reflect the reality of the classroom. The weekly seminar addresses issues relative to the INTASC Standards for Licensing Beginning Teachers. Therefore, pertinent issues and topics related to the expectations expressed in the Standards will form the basis for presentations, group discussions, group discussions and/or video analysis. Specific emphasis will be placed on reflective journal.

3 credits.

Clinical Supervisor Confirmation

At the beginning of the student teaching or clinical practice courses, please complete the attached form below to confirm the name of your clinical supervisor, and submit the completed form to the clinical supervisor. 

Before submitting an application for student teaching (EDUC 709) or the teaching seminar (EDUC 713), please review the attachment below. Once you are ready to apply, fill out the appropriate application form and select the appropriate evaluator as follows:

Ms. Helen Gerken for placements in New York,

Mr. Ivan Toper for all other placements including distance learning.

As you submit your work, please be cautious to avoid the following scenarios:

• Do not forget to Submit your work after you Attach it. It is a two-step process – Attach then Submit. Changes can be made before you Submit; however, after submitting, the placeholder is locked.
• Remember to Attach all files to Submit the first time. Upon submission, the placeholder is locked, and can only be unlocked by having the faculty Evaluator return the submission to you for revision and resubmission.
• If you submitted files to the wrong placeholder, or submitted the wrong file to the proper placeholder, it will still require the faculty Evaluator to return the submission.
• If there are two or more placeholders with the same name, generally one is an older requirement and one is a newer. In all cases the lower (or second, third) placeholder is the newer requirement, so please use that lower one. In many cases, the system has been altered to exclude the older requirements from your view of TaskStream; however, some exceptions may prevent this from happening. For further detail, please click on the requirement and look at the description. The effective date should be listed. For example, requirements may include “In use effective Fall 2013” or something similar.

NCATE KEY PROGRAM ASSESSMENT # 5: INSTRUCTIONAL UNIT IMPLEMENTATION AND REFLECTION REPORT

Summary:

The Instructional Unit Implementation and Reflection Report addresses NCATE Key Program Assessment #5 and NAEYC Standards 1c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4c, 4d, 5b, 5c,  7a, 7b and ACEI Standards 1.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 4.0, 5.1.  The assignment assesses student learning before and after implementing a purposefully designed standards-based unit. The candidate then reflects on the experience.

For a full description of the assessment, see the attachment below.

As you submit your work, please be cautious to avoid the following scenarios:

• Do not forget to Submit your work after you Attach it. It is a two-step process – Attach then Submit. Changes can be made before you Submit; however, after submitting, the placeholder is locked.
• Remember to Attach all files to Submit the first time. Upon submission, the placeholder is locked, and can only be unlocked by having the faculty Evaluator return the submission to you for revision and resubmission.
• If you submitted files to the wrong placeholder, or submitted the wrong file to the proper placeholder, it will still require the faculty Evaluator to return the submission.
• If there are two or more placeholders with the same name, generally one is an older requirement and one is a newer. In all cases the lower (or second, third) placeholder is the newer requirement, so please use that lower one. In many cases, the system has been altered to exclude the older requirements from your view of TaskStream; however, some exceptions may prevent this from happening. For further detail, please click on the requirement and look at the description. The effective date should be listed. For example, requirements may include “In use effective Fall 2013” or something similar.

CAEP KEY ASSESSMENT #5: COMPOSITE PLAN AND REFLECTION REPORT

Summary:

The Composite Plan and Reflection Report addresses CAEP Key Program Assessment #5 and NYECS Standards 1c, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d, 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 5b, 5c,  , ACEI Standard 1.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 4.0, 5.1, and inTASC Standards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10.

The Attachment Section below contains two document, the Composite Plan and Reflection Report, which contains the a full description of the assignment, and the Observation Memos and Lesson Plan Template, which contains the form to be filled out and submitted for this assignment.

As you submit your work, please be cautious to avoid the following scenarios:

• Do not forget to Submit your work after you Attach it. It is a two-step process – Attach then Submit. Changes can be made before you Submit; however, after submitting, the placeholder is locked.
• Remember to Attach all files to Submit the first time. Upon submission, the placeholder is locked, and can only be unlocked by having the faculty Evaluator return the submission to you for revision and resubmission.
• If you submitted files to the wrong placeholder, or submitted the wrong file to the proper placeholder, it will still require the faculty Evaluator to return the submission.
• If there are two or more placeholders with the same name, generally one is an older requirement and one is a newer. In all cases the lower (or second, third) placeholder is the newer requirement, so please use that lower one. In many cases, the system has been altered to exclude the older requirements from your view of TaskStream; however, some exceptions may prevent this from happening. For further detail, please click on the requirement and look at the description. The effective date should be listed. For example, requirements may include “In use effective Fall 2014” or something similar.

This portion of the ePortfolio does not require you to submit any work for scoring. After the item has been scored, you will be able to view the results of your performance along with any comments from the evaluator. Some rows of the rubric results may be marked as “N/A” because the criteria described in that row were not required to be evaluated, or the rubric applies to candidates enrolled in a different program.  Please see "View Rubric" under "Evaluation" for the content of the observation rubric. You can view all of the results of your observations by clicking on the Scores/Results tab.

This portion of the ePortfolio does not require you to submit any work for scoring. After the item has been scored, you will be able to view the results of your performance along with any comments from the evaluator. Some rows of the rubric results may be marked as “N/A” because the criteria described in that row were not required to be evaluated, or the rubric applies to candidates enrolled in a different program.  Please see "View Rubric" under "Evaluation" for the content of the observation rubric. You can view all of the results of your observations by clicking on the Scores/Results tab.

You are responsible for completing this fieldwork reflection. Use the following instructions to submit the form via the ePortfolio.

 

1. At the lower right, click on Complete Form.

2. Complete all required fields. Note: If you do not have all of the required information, you can Save and Return to finish the Form at a later date; however, do not click Submit Work until the Form is completed in its entirety.

3. Once entirely complete click Save and Return.

4. Click on the Scores/Results tab, scroll down to find the completed Form, then click on Submit Work. Follow any subsequent instructions.

As you submit your work, please be cautious to avoid the following scenarios:

• 
  Do not forget to Submit your work after you Attach it. It is a two-step process – Attach then Submit. Changes can be made before you Submit; however, after submitting, the placeholder is locked.


• 
  Remember to Attach all files to Submit the first time. Upon submission, the placeholder is locked, and can only be unlocked by having the faculty Evaluator return the submission to you for revision and resubmission.


• 
  If you submitted files to the wrong placeholder, or submitted the wrong file to the proper placeholder, it will still require the faculty Evaluator to return the submission.


• 
  If there are two or more placeholders with the same name, generally one is an older requirement and one is a newer. In all cases the lower (or second, third) placeholder is the newer requirement, so please use that lower one. In many cases, the system has been altered to exclude the older requirements from your view of TaskStream; however, some exceptions may prevent this from happening. For further detail, please click on the requirement and look at the description. The effective date should be listed. For example, requirements may include “In use effective Fall 2013” or something similar.

This portion of the ePortfolio does not require you to submit any work for scoring. After the item has been scored, you will be able to view the results of your performance along with any comments from the evaluator. Some rows of the rubric results may be marked as “N/A” because the criteria described in that row were not required to be evaluated, or the rubric applies to candidates enrolled in a different program.  Please see "View Rubric" under "Evaluation" for the content of the observation rubric. You can view all of the results of your observations by clicking on the Scores/Results tab.

This portion of the ePortfolio does not require you to submit any work for scoring. After the item has been scored, you will be able to view the results of your performance along with any comments from the evaluator. Some rows of the rubric results may be marked as “N/A” because the criteria described in that row were not required to be evaluated, or the rubric applies to candidates enrolled in a different program.  Please see "View Rubric" under "Evaluation" for the content of the observation rubric. You can view all of the results of your observations by clicking on the Scores/Results tab.

You are responsible for completing this fieldwork reflection. Use the following instructions to submit the form via the ePortfolio.

 

1. At the lower right, click on Complete Form.

2. Complete all required fields. Note: If you do not have all of the required information, you can Save and Return to finish the Form at a later date; however, do not click Submit Work until the Form is completed in its entirety.

3. Once entirely complete click Save and Return.

4. Click on the Scores/Results tab, scroll down to find the completed Form, then click on Submit Work. Follow any subsequent instructions.

As you submit your work, please be cautious to avoid the following scenarios:

• 
  Do not forget to Submit your work after you Attach it. It is a two-step process – Attach then Submit. Changes can be made before you Submit; however, after submitting, the placeholder is locked.


• 
  Remember to Attach all files to Submit the first time. Upon submission, the placeholder is locked, and can only be unlocked by having the faculty Evaluator return the submission to you for revision and resubmission.


• 
  If you submitted files to the wrong placeholder, or submitted the wrong file to the proper placeholder, it will still require the faculty Evaluator to return the submission.


• 
  If there are two or more placeholders with the same name, generally one is an older requirement and one is a newer. In all cases the lower (or second, third) placeholder is the newer requirement, so please use that lower one. In many cases, the system has been altered to exclude the older requirements from your view of TaskStream; however, some exceptions may prevent this from happening. For further detail, please click on the requirement and look at the description. The effective date should be listed. For example, requirements may include “In use effective Fall 2013” or something similar.