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1 Mandatory Meeting: Student Teaching Orientation December 3, 08 :30 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. 30 January 09 Student Teaching & Internship Spring 09 Semester Calendar 3 5 HC Student Teachers are HC Student Teachers are encouraged to report to their encouraged to report to their assigned schools. assigned schools. 6 7 MCSD Student Teachers report to assigned schools PAIRS WORKSHOP :30-6:30 Frank Brown Hall Room :00-:00 p.m TK0 Initial Assessment DUE (Cooperating Teacher) st Semester Intern edtpa Boot Camp 9:00 a.m.-:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. :00 p.m. 9 0 MLK Holiday (No School for MCSD and HC) Suggested Date for Seminar # (expectations, overview, general concerns, edtpa concerns, etc.) 3 5 Send home edtpa Video Permission Forms Notes: ***The student teaching calendar is subject to change. All seminars/activites are mandatory. Absences/ tardies are NOT permitted during student teahing. See page 5 in the student teaching handbook for the ATTENDANCE POLICY. ***First semester interns will meet face-toface during bootcamps. Second semester interns will meet online***
2 February 09 Student Teaching & Internship Spring 09 Semester Calendar Video Permission Forms are DUE (in your ST Notebooks) 3 Context for Learning, Learning Segment, Instructional Materials and Assessments DUE for Task 5 6 edtpa Scholarship Applications are DUE to SAFE Office (Hardcopy Only) 7 8 Observation # DUE (Clinical Faculty & Cooperating Teacher) 9 9:00 a.m.-:30 p.m. edtpa Task Commentary DUE President s Day (No School for MCSD & HC) 9 Deadline for purchasing edtpa Vouchers Seminar of Preparation :30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Room TBD 5 Task 0 Observation # DUE (Clinical Faculty ONLY) Suggested Date for Seminar # (general student teaching, edtpa concerns) 7 8 Notes: *** Students are required to complete a separate Task for edtpa. More information will be given during Boot Camps. ***
3 3 March 09 Student Teaching & Internship Spring 09 Semester Calendar edtpa Task DUE ONLY: Task DUE Afternoon Refreshments with the National Teacher of the Year :30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Observation #3 & Interim Disposition DUE (Clinical Faculty) Observation # & Interim Disposition DUE (Cooperating Teacher) :00 a.m.-:30 p.m. 6 st Semester Intern Frank Brown Hall 7 edtpa Task 3 DUE Deadline to Attempt Content GACE & Ethics Exit Exams Observation # (Clinical Faculty Only) 9 9:00 a.m.-:30 p.m. 3 30
4 April 09 Student Teaching & Internship Spring Semester Calendar & Observation #5 DUE, FINAL MAP & FINAL Disposition DUE (Clinical Faculty) Observation #3 DUE & FINAL Disposition DUE (Cooperating Teacher) Deadline for completing evaluations of University Supervisor & Cooperating Teacher in TK0 Note: Certification information will be sent electronically.
5 May 09 Student Teaching & Internship Spring Semester Calendar 3 Last day for students placed in MCSD Last day for students placed in HC. 8 9 Professional Learning Plans should be completed by this day. (See Student Teaching/Internship Handbook) 3 5 Grades are due by :00 p.m Note: Spring 09 certification applications cannot be processed until grades are official on May, 08.
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