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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This session brings together new scholarship on models of student teaching supervision. The co-teaching model is compared to traditional models and examined in the context of science education. The impact of community-based service learning on science teacher candidates is also addressed.
A Synthesis of the Research on Community Service Learning in Science Teacher Education - Samia Khan, The University of British Columbia; Evrim Baran, Middle East Technical University
Applying Research Knowledge in Designing Student Teaching Programs to Maximize Preservice Science Candidates’ Learning Opportunities - Christine L. Manzey, University of Toledo
Facilitating Cooperating Teachers’ and Candidates’ Understandings of Teaching and Learning Using the Coteaching Model - Hillary Merk, University of Portland; Jacqueline C. Waggoner, University of Portland; James B. Carroll, University of Portland; Bruce N. Weitzel, University of Portland; John L. Watzke, University of Portland
Promoting a Culture of Collaboration: Possibilities and Problems of Alternative Approaches to Traditional Student Teaching - Brandon M. Butler, Old Dominion University
Reconceptualizing Collaborative Practices in the Supervision of Teacher Candidates - Laurie Joy Katz, The Ohio State University