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Re: Older student teachers
Posted by A Former Older Student Teacher on 4/25/08

    Hi Evelyn,
    I'm not sure of the purpose of this post. You're summarizing
    information you've read about one teacher's experience with
    an 'older' student teacher from another website. Is this a
    service you're providing the folks here on teacher.net?

    You addressed your post to 'older student teachers'. What
    is it you are trying to tell them, other than informing them
    about your conclusions regarding one teacher's experience
    that you read about on another website? (If you are looking
    for people to engage in intelligent conversation about this,
    it would be helpful to provide a link to this website.)

    Before I respond to your post I would like to ask: Are you
    classifying all older student teachers into this category?


    On 4/24/08, Evelyn wrote:
    > Hello,
    >
    > I am writing this post to older student teachers. I just
    > finished spending a few hours reading posts on another
    > website regarding a cooperative teacher's experience with
    > an older student teacher.
    >
    > My conclusion is as follows:
    >
    > 1) the teacher is not well educated as evidenced by her
    > poor grammar and style.
    >
    > 2) the teacher lacks managerial and leadership skills (not
    > unexpected for a teacher) and fails to communicate her own
    > expectations for the student teacher but expects the
    > student teacher to comform.
    >
    > 3) the teacher is apparently afraid of the university.
    > This shows immaturity on the part of the teacher.
    >
    > Also, after reading some of the posts by the CT, There is
    > reason to question the the mental and academic fitness of
    > this teacher. (omitting the grammar and style errors)
    >
    > a. Happyhiker admits to having no friends (depression)
    > b. Happyhiker is morbidly obese. (depression)
    > c. Happyhiker complains about her hair (depression)
    > d. Happyhiker admits to checking parents for the presence
    > of "hickies." (Extremely odd)
    >

     
     

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