Sentences with phrase «master teachers mentoring»

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Running through the following summer, it will include eight months of intensive classwork with master teachers and supervised student teaching, followed by a year of training in the field, and another summer of coursework and mentored teaching in a summer academy.

Then, those subject leaders are also mentored by the top one per cent of teachers in the city - and they're called Master Teachersteachers in the city - and they're called Master TeachersTeachers.»

He joins HTF from Math For America where he mentored new math teachers and directed the development and expansion of a professional development program for more than 700 K - 12 «master teachers» of math and science in New York City.

As regular classrooms turned into learning communities and students became capable of mentoring what they had mastered, opportunities to learn multiplied: students moved eagerly to neighboring schools to share what they knew with fellow students, and in turn, these students and their teachers created new learning communities.

Master teachers receive a 10 % raise annually and also bear additional responsibilities for mentoring and planning and executing professional development.

Another is the California Mini-Corps that attracts bilingual students to the profession through a range of activities, including mentoring from master teachers, monthly workshops and in - classroom experience.

Student - teaching opportunities in online classes — a 15 - week commitment in which a student learns course content, is mentored by an experienced online instructor, and, with constant supervision by a «master teacher» of record, has the opportunity to «practice teach» online.

Any good model for measuring a teacher's effectiveness includes classroom observations from master teachers, but North Carolina currently lacks a teacher observation or mentoring program due to budget cuts.

The school and district support teachers in obtaining National Board Certification, offer site - based master's degree programs, and provide novice teachers with a comprehensive support system that includes weekly mentoring by experienced colleagues.

Considering the apparent shortage of technology mentors during field experiences, ISTE suggested that distance education (in the form of distance mentoring) could play an important role by linking new teachers to qualified supervisors or master teachers at other colleges and K - 12 school sites.

Watch this video to learn more about Arizona's Master Teacher Program, Arizona's statewide induction and mentoring program.

Third, successful settings demonstrate a determination to raise the quality of teaching, either through very clear curriculum and pacing guides, or through increased resources for teacher training and mentoring by master teachers, common planning time among clusters of teachers, or a combination of all of the above.

Additional features include: Receive pay as well as college credit, be mentored by a master teacher with a background in special education, attend classes in the afternoons or evenings, courses are offered in block formats; allowing students to complete certain requirements within five weeks.

Serve as a Master Teacher Mentor / Coach and provide defined mentoring / coaching for teachers at a site / district.