Commission Continues to Expand Options for New Teachers
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writing, speaking and listening). The depth and breadth of the required subject matter courses are categorized under the headings of Language, Civilization and Culture, Literature, Applied Linguistics, Subject Matter Competency Course and Integration Course. The program philosophy underscores the importance of rigorous intellectual preparation, broad social and cultural awareness, appreciation of diversity, along with the pedagogical training and early public classroom experience prospective teachers need in order to be effective in delivering academic content to all students in California schools.
The Program’s faculty model appropriate and effective teaching strategies for candidates in the Spanish courses. Built into the course requirements is a study abroad experience where the teacher candidates’ previous learning can be reinforced in a natural cultural lab even as new learning is acquired. Candidates demonstrate language competency in listening, reading, speaking and writing through responses, reports, presentations, research and literary analysis.
For further program information please contact: June Hamlow, Professor Emerita, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, at (626) 815-6000 ext. 3772 or jhamlow@apu.edu
Azusa Pacific University: Physical Education
The Azusa Pacific University Physical Education Subject Matter Program prepares students to be physical education teachers by providing academically rigorous courses, beginning with skill acquisition and a strong foundation in the sciences, and moving toward pedagogy and advanced principles in the discipline. Courses are designed and assessed based on the Physical Education Model Content Standards for California Public Schools and Physical Education
For further program information please contact: Dr. Sharon Lehman, Ed.D., Chair, Department of Exercise and Sport Science, at (626) 815-5308 or slehman@apu.edu
NEW BTSA INDUCTION PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Approved by the Commission on Teacher Credentialing
August 7, 2008
Los Banos Unified School District Professional BTSA Induction Program
In order to better serve its teacher population, Los Banos Unified School District (LBUSD) is
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