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Cooperative Improvement of Off-Campus Student Teaching
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| Autore |  Lewie W. Burnett,George E. Dickson |
| Titolo | Cooperative Improvement of Off-Campus Student Teaching |
| Collegamento alla risorsa | http://jte.sagepub.com/content/1/4/287.full.pdf+html |
| Lingua della risorsa | en |
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| Area tematica | Educational Science |
| Abilità sviluppate | |
| Tipo di risorsa | Non pedagogically structured,article |
| Learning strategy | |
| Descrizione | As the importance of clinical experi ence gains increased recognition in teacher education, improvement in the quality of off-campus student teaching looms as a major problem. A cooperative ap proach to this problem is reported here. Mr. Burnett, formerly Director of Off- Campus Student Teaching at Central Washington College of Education is now Director of Student Teaching, School of Education, George Washington University. Mr. Dickson is a supervisor of student teaching, Central Washington College of Education. Others involved in the leader ship of the seminar-workshop at Central were: Max Berger, Curriculum Director of the Ellensburg City Schools; and Anne C. Lembesis, Frances Shuck, and Donovan Swanson, supervisors of student teaching, Central Washington College of Education. |
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| Commerciale | yes |
| Formato | application/pdf |
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