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Welcome Opening Prayer ED 212 Foundations of Education

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Page 1: Welcome Opening Prayer

Welcome

Opening Prayer

ED 212 Foundations of Education

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Syllabus

• Course Outcomes• Assignments–Chapter assignments

• Calendar

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Objectives

Content:1. I will identify what motivated me to choose teaching as a career.2. I will describe the program of teacher preparation in the BYUH

School of Education and the requirements for receiving an ITEP Certificate.

3. I will identify what it means to be a reflective practitioner.

Language:4. I will share with the class my motivation for choosing teaching as a

career. 5. I will write and discuss what it means to be a reflective

practitioner.

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Choosing to become a teacher

Think, Write, Share1. Think about why you chose teaching as a

career. (pg. 33)2. Write down 3-5 things that motivated you to

become a teacher.3. Share your story with the class in less than

3 minutes.

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Routes to Teaching

Traditional Route• 4 year university degree• Kiribati Teachers College

Alternative Routes• Professionals who wish to change careers• Degrees in various areas who wish to become a teacher• ITEP Certificate: Must be completed by Dec. 2014 or three

years from the date of hire.

Church School Teacher Scholarship (CSTS)

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ITEP Certificate

SPED 200 Education of Exceptional Children 3EDUC 212 Foundations of Education 2EDUC 300 Human Growth and Learning 2SCED *301 Reading in the Content Area 2EDUC 305 Technology for the Classroom Teacher 1EDUC *312 Effective Pedagogy 3ELED **321 Elementary Reading Methods 3

EDUC *326SIOP Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol 2

EDUC *330 Class Management 2EDUC 385 Classroom Assessment 3ITEP *492 Student Teaching 12

*Core/Non-waived courses effective 1 January, 2013 **301 or 321 required, not both courses

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2014 ITEP Class ScheduleCourse Number

Title Dates scheduled to be taught

ED 305 Technology in the Classroom 14 Jan-17 Jan; 9:00-12:00

ED 492 Student Teaching – Session #1 Wed. 28 Jan; 9:00-11:00

28 Jan – 16 Apr

Wed. 16 Apr: 3:15-5:15

ED 492 Student Teaching – Session #2 Wed. 2 Apr; 3:15-5:15

2 Apr – 2 Jul

Wed. 2 Jul; 3:15-5:15

ED 326 SIOP Wed. In-service; 3:15-5:15

29 Jan, 19 Feb, 12 Mar, 26 Mar, 23 Apr, 21 May, 11 Jun, 25 Jun

ED 212 Foundations of Education Tues/Thurs; 11 Feb-13 Mar,3:15-5:15

ED 514R3 Career Counseling Tues. 11 Feb – 8 Apr; 3:30-6:00

ED 312 Effective Pedagogy Tues/Thurs; 18 Mar-1 May; 3:15-5:15

ED 330 Classroom Management Tues/Thurs; 20 May-3 Jul; 3:15-5:15

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Reflective Practitioner

Activity:1. In your group, take turns reading and retelling pg. 13-14, “What

does it mean to be a reflective practitioner?

2. Write About: a) Each person writes one sentence about what it means to them

to be a reflective practitioner.b) Pass the paper to the left. Write a sentence that is different from the previous sentence about a reflective practitioner.c) Continue till 3-4 sentences have been written.

3. Group Share

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Objectives

Content:1. I will identify what motivated me to choose teaching as a career.2. I will describe the program of teacher preparation in the BYUH

School of Education and the requirements for receiving an ITEP Certificate.

3. I will identify what it means to be a reflective practitioner.

Language:4. I will share with the class my motivation for choosing teaching as a

career. 5. I will write and discuss what it means to be a reflective

practitioner.