Education Department Teaching Schedules

Education Department Teaching Schedules:

College guidelines: 3-3-1 load; with department members

Department guidelines: The goal for each department member is to teach a full unit course (introductory-advanced), methods course, an inquiry course (101, 201) and student teachers to balance teaching loads. Currently, all education faculty teach education courses and do not contribute to courses in other departments or LADR (liberal arts degree requirements).

Student teaching supervision will be determined geographically and travel time/distance will be a factor in determining the number of student teachers assigned.

DS, or directed studies, are up to the faculty members’ discretion. These courses are usually required courses offered at an alternative time or semester to accommodate student schedules or the exploration of a new idea under the guidance of a faculty member.

Faculty members are mentors for academic internships. Academic internships usually occur in the summer with the academic responsibilities negotiated between the student and faculty member. The program is coordinated by Experiential Learning Director, David Harden.

*=director of teacher education responsibilities

Academic Year 2010-2011

Academic Year 2011-2012

Academic Year 2012-2013

Judy Roberts retired at the end of the 2011-2012 and Laurie Bauer replaced her tenure-line.

Jonathan Dee resigned in December 2012 with two weeks notice.

Academic Year 2013-2014

Elementary Education Candidates Summary

2/7/2014