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Re: Rafe Esquith had to do student teaching twice
Posted by that puts things into perspective at least for me (nfm) on 6/29/08
On 6/29/08, MSR wrote:
> Sorry. I re-read your post and noted that you took typos into
> consideration when you made your statement. However, please
> remember that no one is perfect. Many student teachers are going
> to make more than one mistake in many areas. The important thing
> is how much they have improved from the beginning of the semester
> to the end.
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> We all need room to fail before we can succeed.
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> On 6/27/08, to everyone.. wrote:
>> 1) Advisors do not decide what classes people have to take, nor
>> does it make sense that any advisor would either tell someone
>> they need to take a class while student teaching or failing
>> them as revenge for getting a waiver for a class.
>>
>> 2) No, an advisor can not "make" him take a class..but if she's
>> STing why would anyone think he needs in intro class in his
>> subject anyway?
>>
>> 3) I'm with the advisor that if ST performance is not up to par
>> the ST should try to limit gigging/working to focus on this
>> job.
>>
>> 4) to Kate: How to fail student teaching.. Writing how DO one..
>> as in "How do one write formal lesson plans in this school,
>> (or deal with a student who's been chatting all class, etc.)..
>> is a good start. I'd forgive one mistakes/type-o like that,
>> but the second time my ST wrote or said "how do one" I'd be
>> telling them they are at risk for failing if they can't show
>> they have mastered basic grammar. (I do teach Spanish so I'd
>> cut a native Spanish speaker (who's first language is not
>> English) some slack on grammar.. but otherwise "how do one"
>> is totally unacceptable.) On 6/24/08, Kate wrote:
>>> Okay, I'm about to begin student teaching soon. I would like
>>> to know how do one fail student teaching? What should I be
>>> on the look out for?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> On 5/21/08, A Wife wrote:
>>>> My husband is currently an first-year intern in CA and
>>> found
>>>> out today that he is failing student teaching. His advisor
>>>> said that he has to sign a contract saying that he will
>>> take
>>>> Intro To Music Ed, a class that he does not have to take
>>>> since he passed the CSET. His advisor has been upset with
>>>> him for passing the CSET and not having to take other
>>>> classes, so she has been after any excuse to get him to
>>> take
>>>> the classes. She even told him today that he needs to quit
>>>> gigging and teaching privately (both of which we need as
>>>> income, as I'm currently a SAHM
>>>> teacher> to 2 babies. So, it seems as if her requests
>>>> aren't ethical, right? But what about his rights as a
>>>> student? Can she really make him take that class?
>>
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Failing Student Teaching, 5/21/08, by A Wife.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 5/22/08, by Darren B..
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/12/08, by ??.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/24/08, by Kate.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/25/08, by Teacher.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/25/08, by Kate.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/27/08, by to everyone...
- Re: I'm to everyone.., 6/27/08, by OOPS no ing on fail, sorry nfm.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/29/08, by MSR.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/29/08, by MSR.
- Re: Rafe Esquith had to do student teaching twice, 6/29/08, by that puts things into perspective at least for me (nfm).
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 6/30/08, by Kate.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 7/01/08, by Very Veteran Teacher to Kate.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 7/01/08, by Tammy Urban.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 7/09/08, by Daddy-o.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 7/09/08, by Sue.
- Re: Failing Student Teaching, 7/10/08, by bill.
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