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Application to the Smith College Educator Licensure and Preparation Program
Secondary Program (Middle School or High School)


Students teaching at the middle and secondary level complete their teaching practicum in one semester. They teach daily, usually from 7:30-2:30 or 3:00, following the schedule of the school where they are placed. They are encouraged to stay after school, on occasion, to meet with their cooperating teacher, work with their students, and attend school meetings and professional development training sessions.

Due to the demands of student teaching, students are encouraged to take only three courses during their student teaching semester: EDC 346 Clinical Internship; EDC 352 Student Teaching Seminar; and a Teaching of ... course (For English: ENG 399; For History: HST 390; For Foreign languages: FNH 480/SPN 481; For Science/Engineering: EDC 390 etc.)

2012-13 Application to Educator Licensure and Preparation Program
Middle and Secondary Program (Grades 5-12)
- Applications due April 6, 2012.

Name:
Email:
Phone (cell):
Phone (campus):
Major:
Minor:
Year of Graduation:

Overall GPA:

Education GPA:

License sought: (check one only)
   
Biology 5-8 Math 5-8
Biology 8-12 Math 5-12
Chemistry 8-12 Middle School Math & Science 5-8
Earth Science 5-8 Physics 5-8
Earth Science 8-12 Physics 8-12
English 5-8 Political Science / Political Phil. 5-8
English 8-12 Political Science / Political Phil. 8-12
French 5-12 Spanish 5-12
History 5-8 Technology & Engineering 5-12
History 8-12 Visual Art PreK-8
Humanities 5-8  
 
Please check all core licensure classes (or approved equivalent) that you have completed thus far:

EDC 232 EDC 342
EDC 238 EDC 347
 
Will you have a car available for your use while student teaching?
   
Yes No
Possibly  
 
Please list all experiences that you have had working with children, including those conducted as part of your service learning / pre-practicum requirements in Smith College classes.
 
Experience 1:
Date:

Details of placement:

 

Experience 2:
Date:

Details of placement:

 

Experience 3:
Date:

Details of placement:

 

 

As you potentially approach a student teaching experience, what do you see as your strengths as a future educator, and which areas do you think will be important areas to work on?

 

Next steps for completion of application, and acceptance into preparation program:

1. Immediately upon submitting this application, you must send an up-to-date unofficial transcript copy to clearned@smith.edu and cbarbuto@smith.edu

2. Your advisor within the department and the Coordinator of Teacher Education will initially review your application, and your progress towards licensure requirements.

3. You will be asked to attend an interview with members of the department, at which you will also be asked to perform a ten minute mini-lesson, appropriate to the subject area and grade range that you wish to teach.

 

 

 

 

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Summer 2011:
Summer MAT graduate program begins June 28th in partnership with HASBRO, Step-Up, SSEP, Northampton High:

The Smith College Department of Education and Child Study is excited to announce that its 2011-2012 MAT program will launch on June 28th, placing over 20 graduate students in local summer programs, operated by Hasbro Summer Learning Initiatives, Step-Up - a residential Smith College program for middle school girls - Smith Summer Science and Engineering Program, the Northampton Public Schools. We look forward to welcoming our incoming graduate students as they begin their path to teaching licensure.