Sentences with phrase «cooperating teacher from a school»

Student teachers work with a cooperating teacher from a school site and with a University of Phoenix faculty advisor.

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I set up the classroom with my cooperating teacher the week before the first day of school... and I started from the very, very first day of school.

Adapted from the «medical residency» model where residents serve under an assisting physician and gain the training required to practice medicine, SFTR residents work under the supervision of a cooperating teacher while training to become teachers of record for the San Francisco Unified School District.

They cooperated with the Puolimatka School's students and teachers and used methods from service design.

As a parent, I can use what I have learned from this book to assist my child at home and cooperate with school teacher.

After the last bell sounded and students headed home, Smith stayed late to oversee a professional development session, while teachers from grades 3 through 5 logged on to the school's Google Chromebooks to ensure that the online testing platform was cooperating.

Likewise, Darling - Hammond (2006a) asserted that these experiences are strengthened when a collective team embarks on a mutual commitment, comprised of the candidate, university faculty, and talented teachers from cooperating schools.

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