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Scope and Sequence of Field Experiences

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Field Experiences build in complexity and each level is a prerequisite for the next.

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Teaching is practice and candidates need practice.

Performance assessments have been scaled back from the one used at clinical practice so the language and expectations stay consistent. Performance assessments are associated with each level. The following undergraduate courses require candidates to be in the field and are supported by the Office of Field Experiences. Please note that these experiences often require candidates to provide their own transportation to the location.

Scope and Sequence of Field Experiences

  • All Endorsements
  • Elementary Endorsement
  • Middle Level Endorsement
  • Secondary Endorsement
  • Special Education
  • Physical Education
  • Early Childhood
  • Early Childhood Inclusive
  • English as a Second Language (ESL)
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All Endorsements
  • TED 2300/2380
  • TED 2400
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Elementary Endorsement
  • Elementary Overview
  • TED 3350, 4340 & 4330
  • TED 4350 & 4320
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Middle Level Endorsement
  • Middle Level Overview
  • TED 3550 & 3690
  • TED 4000
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Secondary Endorsement
  • Secondary Overview
  • TED 3550 & 3690
  • TED 4000
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Special Education
  • SPED Elementary Endorsement
  • SPED Elementary Standalone
  • SPED Secondary Endorsement
  • SPED Secondary Standalone
  • SPED 3020, 4640 & 4000
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Physical Education
  • PE K-12 Overview
  • KINS 3060
  • KINS 3300
  • KINS 3350
  • KINS 4150
  • KINS 4000
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Early Childhood
  • Early Childhood Overview
  • TED 4220
  • TED 4250
  • TED 4260
  • TED 4280
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Early Childhood Inclusive
  • Early Childhood Inclusive Overview
  • TED 3350, 4340 & 4330
  • TED 4250
  • TED 4260
  • TED 4280
  • SPED 4870
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English as a Secondary Language
  • ESL Elementary
  • ESL Secondary
  • TED 3050
  • TED 4000
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Art
  • Art K-12 Overview
  • ART 3300
  • ART 4300
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Music
  • Music K-12 Overview
  • MUS 3600
  • MUS 3610
  • MUS 3630
  • MUS 3640
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*Adjustments may need to be made in calendar and/or expectations based on school district needs or at the discretion of the instructor. The Office of Field Experiences will communicate with candidates via LiveText. Please check your LiveText dashboard weekly.

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