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I also had a TERRIFIC supervising teacher when I did my student
teaching...in fact, two of them.....If you are on this list serve....Hi
Mary and Dan up in Traverse City, Michigan.
Good Luck,
Judy in OK
>From: Artedsusan
>Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 22:29:21 EST
>To: grex, artsednet.edu
>Subject: Re: Art Education Student Links
>
>Hi! I applaud you for having your students get in touch with this list
as I
>wish my professor had done when I was taking my methods classes. The
question
>I have is why are you having your students teach their lessons to each
other?
>I had to do that in college and mostly I felt that it was a waste of
>time--both in trying to teach the lesson and to sit through everyone
else's.
>Plus, I haven't even looked at them since I have become a teacher and
won't
>use them. Isn't there some way that you could have the students teach
the
>lessons to actual students. Even if they worked in a team and a few of
them
>developed the lesson and taught it would seem more beneficial. I had
to
>complete 50 pre-student teaching hours and could have used this
opportunity to
>complete some hours while I was fulfilling a part of my methods class.
Just
>something to consider! Susan Briggs
>
>
><<<snip>>>
>In a message dated 1/22/99 3:05:54 PM, grex writes:
>
><<In
>a couple of weeks I will take them to "Mac" lab and have them research
some
>material for the lesson plans they will each teach to the other class
members.
>They will write a lesson plan, prepare demonstration materials (models,
>visuals, etc), and teach. As this semester is Art Activities II,
directed at
>the concerns of secondary students, their lesson will directed to the
class as
>if they are Art I.>>
>
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