|
TWU
>
College of Health Sciences
> Communication Sciences & Disorders
> Graduate Programs
> Practicum - Student Teaching - Internships
Overview of Practicum/Student
Teaching/Internships
|
In State, Already Certified
(Practicum Only) |
Student will do a practicum only,
with a Supervisor on site (usually an administrator of
one form or another) as well as a Coordinating Teacher
with whom they would work. This will involve the
Practice Based Experience form.
Student will register for COMS
5913 (an Independent Study for their Practicum only
experience). All cohort B and C Deaf Ed students who
will be doing a practicum must secure their own
practicum site, and the approval of the TWU Deaf
Education Program.
This department will send out the
appropriate forms to the students who should disseminate
to their coordinating teachers and supervisors, who will
in-turn relate information to Dr. Barb Luetke. (The
on-site supervisor will serve as the University
Supervisor.)
This experience is handled in
the COMS office only, and does not relate to the College
of Professional Education. |
|
In State, NOT Certified
(Student Teaching) |
Students who are seeking initial
certification with their Master’s degree in Deaf
Education and are taking their education courses through
TWU’s College of Education must complete the Qualifying
PPR before they will be considered eligible for Student
Teaching.
When students begin the program,
COMS department will call to confirm their practicum
site, and supervisors.
At the beginning of the semester
BEFORE the semester they are to do their student
teaching, they must file paperwork (accessible through
http://www.twu.edu/cope/pdc.htm) with the College of
Professional Education. (example: File paperwork at the
beginning of Fall semester to student teach in the
Spring semester.)
Our department (specifically Barb
Luetke for those students outside the Dallas – Fort
Worth metroplex, and Dr. Chad E. Smith for students
local to the Dallas – Fort Worth metroplex) will send
Student Teaching documents to the student, who will then
disseminate among her/his supervisor and coordinating
teachers.
Our department (specifically Barb
Luetke for those students outside the Dallas – Fort
Worth metroplex, and Dr. Chad E. Smith for students
local to the Dallas – Fort Worth metroplex) will make
sure the timelines in the student teaching handbook are
followed accurately.
For those students outside the
Dallas – Fort Worth metroplex, the on-site supervisor
will serve in the same capacity as the University
Supervisor would, were the university supervisor able to
visit the student themselves. |
|
Out of State
Certified
(Practicum out of state) |
To be handled the same way as
our “In state, already certified” students
Student will do a practicum only,
with a Supervisor on site (usually an administrator of
one form or another) as well as a Coordinating Teacher
with whom they would work.
Student will register for COMS
5913 (an Independent Study for their Practicum only
experience). All cohort B and C Deaf Ed students who
will be doing a practicum must secure their own
practicum site, and the approval of the TWU Deaf
Education Program.
This department will send out the
appropriate forms to the students who should disseminate
to their coordinating teachers and supervisors, who will
in-turn relate information to Dr. Barb Luetke. (The
on-site supervisor will serve as the University
Supervisor.)
This experience is handled in
the COMS office only, and does not relate to the College
of Professional Education. |
|
Out of State, NOT Certified
(Student Teaching out of state) |
All out of state students who are
seeking initial certification are REQUIRED to be
responsible for coordinating with their own state’s
Board of Education to determine what Education courses
they are required to complete before they are eligible
to student teach. They are also Required to send this
data to our department when applying for admission to
our Masters in Deaf Education program.
TWU can offer Education courses,
but it is up to the student to coordinate what is needed
in their state and whether or not our courses are
appropriate for their needs. |
|
Certification Only
(In state Practicum only) |
Provided a student is already
teacher certified, it will be handled in the same way as
In State, Already Certified.
Student will do a practicum only,
with a Supervisor on site (usually an administrator of
one form or another) as well as a Coordinating Teacher
with whom they would work. This will involve the
Practice Based Experience form.
Student will register for COMS
5913 (an Independent Study for their Practicum only
experience). All cohort B and C Deaf Ed students who
will be doing a practicum must secure their own
practicum site, and the approval of the TWU Deaf
Education Program.
This department will send out the
appropriate forms to the students who should disseminate
to their coordinating teachers and supervisors, who will
in-turn relate information to Dr. Barb Luetke. (The
on-site supervisor will serve as the University
Supervisor.)
This experience is handled in
the COMS office only, and does not relate to the College
of Professional Education. |
|
Internship
(In state) |
Students seeking their initial
certification and wishing to use a year of compensated
employment as a teacher in a D/HH classroom should
contact the College of Education to obtain the
appropriate paperwork, and follow their guidelines.
http://www.twu.edu/mat/internship.htm
Students must register for
EDUC 5936.30 in order to receive credit for this
experience.
The on-site supervisor will serve
in the same capacity as the University Supervisor would,
were the university supervisor able to visit the student
themselves. Copies of completed observations should, in
addition, be sent to the Communication Sciences and
Disorders Department, specifically Dr. Barb Luetke. |
|