EDU 985 - Teaching Internship Childhood and Special Education (1-6)

This internship experience and seminar is designed to facilitate the movement from teacher candidate to practicing professional through supervised classroom experiences. It will provide an opportunity for the candidates to discuss their students teaching experiences, to explore multiple approaches to classroom management, curriculum, instruction and assessment, and to investigate specific educational issues in greater depth. Prerequisites: Meet requirements identified in the Student Teaching Handbook; Submit Student Teaching Application by deadline. A weekly seminar takes place on campus. Prior to enrollment, candidates must complete a minimum of 50% of the program, including education courses, qualify for the New York State Internship Certificate, and complete supervised 1-6 and childhood special education.
Student Teaching
Credits: 6
Offered in Fall & Spring