Students who are in a teacher-training program are required to participate in 150 hours of Field Experience for single certifications and 150 hours for dual certifcations. It is the student’s responsibility to find field work placements that meet the requirements of their courses each semester. The professor for each of your classes will outline the kind of field work experience he/she expects you to conduct. You must complete your Field Experience prior to Student Teaching. Field experiences provide hands-on experiences in a classroom setting, which will allow you to build your resume, make professional contacts for later job placement opportunities, and ensure that you are fully comfortable with your choice of professional career. You will experience different learning environments that include K-12 teachers, administrators, parents and children.
Your field work experiences should be designed to provide you with exposure to a variety of communities and a range of student developmental levels, within your desired certification area. You must seek out experiences in high-need schools, working with one or more of the following student populations:
To find professionally useful and stimulating field work opportunities it is important to complete each of the steps outlined below:
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