Student Teacher Program Sample Clauses

Student Teacher Program. Supervisory teachers of student teachers will be tenure teachers possessing a minimum of a bachelor's degree in academic preparation. The assignment of a student teacher will only be made with the voluntary concurrence of the supervisory teacher. Stipends granted to the Spring Lake School District by the colleges for the training of student teachers shall be contributed to the Scholarship Fund of the Association. Student teachers shall not be used as substitute teachers unless it is an emergency situation and a substitute teacher cannot be obtained. Student teachers will only be used in accordance with the participating college’s or university’s guidelines. In this situation, a student teacher would be used under the supervision of a building administrator and only after the student teacher has been judged to be capable of handling the classroom.
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Student Teacher Program. Stipends granted to the Spring Lake School District by the colleges for the training of student teachers shall be contributed to the Scholarship Fund of the Association. Student teachers shall not be used as substitute teachers unless it is an emergency situation and a substitute teacher cannot be obtained. Student teachers will only be used in accordance with the participating college’s or university’s guidelines. In this situation, a student teacher would be used under the supervision of a building administrator and only after the student teacher has been judged to be capable of handling the classroom.
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Student Teacher Program. A. Recognizing the desirability of assisting in the professional preparation of prospective teachers, both parties agree to the following procedure and assistance for student teachers.
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Student Teacher Program. The Board encourages participation in the student-teacher training program as a professional responsibility. The agreement for participation in a student-teacher program shall be between the Board and the participating college or university. Participation by a unit member will be voluntary. Honorariums will be administered in accordance with the rules and regulations adopted by the college or university.
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Student Teacher Program. 22 Supervising Teacher Number of Student Teachers Monies
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