All teacher candidates recommended for certification are required to student teach. The Center for Educator Preparation is committed to working with you to successfully complete your student teaching experience. The student teacher orientation gives you an opportunity to meet other teacher candidates, mentor teachers, faculty, and staff!
To access the Student Teaching Orientation presentation, click here.
Elementary Education Internship or the Secondary Phase III Program
Elementary Education Program or the Secondary Phase II Program
Congratulations on reaching this milestone in your professional development! Below are links to a variety of resouces that may be helpful to you. Contact the CEP Director or your academic advisor with any questions about UM-Flint student teaching requirements.
Click the links to access the following student teaching resources
The Danielson - Framework Form for Teaching Evaluation
The Professional Dispositions Assessment
Self-Disclosure Form: Misdemeanor/Felony Charges and Conviction
The Center for Educator Preparation would like to thank you for supporting our teacher candidates. We appreciate your enthusiasm to work with us to prepare the next generation of quality educators. In an effort to assist you, we have provided the following resources:
The Danielson - Framework Form for Teaching Evaluation
The Professional Dispositions Assessment
Stages of Concern for Teacher Candidates
Nine Tips to Support Student Teachers
**Mentor (Cooperating) Teachers are responsible for providing electronic or paper copies of disposition assessments, mid-term evaluations, and final evaluations for your meetings with university supervisors. Please use the first page of the Danielson-Student Teaching Evaluation document for your mid-term and final evaluations. Mentors ONLY submit scores for the Professional Dispositions into Tk20.
The Center for Educator Preparation would like to also thank you for all that you do! Just as a friendly reminder, the teacher candidate, mentor teacher, and university supervisor completes the midterm and final evaluation independently. All three meet to facilitate and discuss a collective score using the framework. Only the university supervisor enters the agreed upon scores from the Student Teaching Midterm and Final Evaluation into Tk20. Please find these resources below:
Student teaching is an exciting and meaningful experience for our students!