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Re: Should I have a student teacher????
Posted by zodea on 5/03/08

    I think 5th year is about perfect for having a student
    teacher. You still remember what is was like those first
    few years of teaching, but probably have your act together
    now. You would have a chance to get some new ideas.

    When I student taught, my cooperating teacher had been
    teaching for over 20 years. She admited she probably wasn't
    the best choice because she didn't really remember how
    things felt those first few years. She was on autopilot and
    didn't think much about how she did things.

    My first year of teaching, my so called mentor had been
    teaching over 30 years. She offered not useful advice. She
    say "just do it" but not give any insite on HOW to do it.
    Much easier said then done.

    Good Luck,

    zodea

     
     

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