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Teacher Candidate Responsibilities Form - CIED 302/303 School Year 2021-2022

Teacher Candidate Name: SIUE ID#

CIED 302
CIED 302 CIED 303
Placement 1
Placement 2 (7wks) Placement 3 (14 wks)
(7wks)

Supervisor Mary Masterson Megan Stevenson

Cooperating Mrs. Lisa Mrs. Amy Mena


Teacher Langham

Grade Level 5th Grade 4th Grade

School Highland Caseyville Elementary


Elementary School
School

District Highland CUSD Collinsville CUSD #10


#5

This form is to be completed jointly by the cooperating teacher and teacher candidate

Teacher candidates (TC,) are in their first year of the program. During year one, they will have three different field placements at
different grade bands (1/2, 3/4, 5/6). The tasks outlined below provide guidance and set expectations for teacher candidate’s
level of involvement. While a TC may not be able to complete all of the tasks at each placement, it is important they attempt to
complete all of them at least once in order to have a well-rounded experience. At the beginning of each field placement, the
university supervisor, cooperating teacher (CT) and the TC should review this document.

Place an “X” on the appropriate line, indicating the candidate has completed that task.

Placement 1 Placement 2 Placement 3

Fall 1 7st
Fall 2 7nd
Spring Teacher Candidate Responsibilities
wks wks

Orientation/Familiarity

Become acquainted with students. For this, the cooperating teacher


X X could introduce TC to their students and provide them with such
things as seating charts, names, etc...

Become acquainted with staff and faculty. If remote teaching makes


X X this an obstacle, this might be accomplished by participating in such
things as scheduled online teacher meetings where.

Become familiar with the layout of the school. A map of the school
might be helpful if available. If instruction is occurring remotely, the
X X
cooperating teacher might consider how the teacher candidate can be
connected in with the learning platform.
Review the faculty & student handbooks. Many times, these are
available on the school website. If the field placement involves remote
X
instruction, teacher candidates should pay attention to such things as
online rules and guidelines adopted by the school.

Attend a school sponsored extracurricular activity. TC can look at the


school website or talk to their CT to see what is happening. If relevant,
it is possible together the TC and CT could plan one for their students.

Observations/Interviews

Observe CT’s teaching, classroom management and routines - this


X X
includes those used for online learning environments.

Talk with and/or observe School Personnel other than classroom


teachers and administrators that support students and the school’s
operation. A list of possible positions is provided below. To make this
more efficient, one meeting with all of the SIUE students at a field
placement location could be arranged (face to face or Zoom). Note: It
is not expected that a TC will see all of these at a single placement.

Examples of School Personnel: Learning Technology Coordinator, Social worker, Guidance counselor, Title I
/reading specialist, School nurse, Special education teachers, Speech pathologist, School psychologist, School
police officer, School data coordinator,

Talk to someone and/or observe how data/graphs/charts are used to


determine individual or group patterns of learning and set instructional
goals.

Talk to someone and/or observe how different types of assessments


(e.g. standardized assessments, benchmark assessments, classroom
X X
assessments used by a teacher, screening and progress monitoring
tools) are used at the school to improve learning.

Placement Placement Placement


1 2 3
Teacher Candidate Responsibilities
Fall 1st Fall 2nd Spring
7wks 7wks

Working with Children/Classroom Responsibilities

X X Supervise a transition time (bathroom break, lunch, recess, etc.). This


could also include those used in remote instruction Ex: greeting
students as they log on, assisting with log in issues, etc...

X X Assist with classroom routines, procedures, and evaluating homework.


This includes checking attendance, collecting and returning papers,
and any similar duties associated with remote learning.

X X Participate assigned teacher duties (lunchroom, recess) with


cooperating teacher. This includes other duties that may be part of
working in an online environment.

Curriculum & the Development of Instructional Materials

X X Create a bulletin board (physical or digital) /or something for the


classroom website

X Organize materials for a lesson or tutoring session or supplementary


activity

X Participate in planning a lesson or tutoring session or supplementary


activity

Participate in planning a classroom assessment (formative or


summative)

Instruction

X X Work one-on-one with a student or small group of students

Run opening activities or take over part of a lesson planned by the


teacher

X X Administer an assessment (formative or summative) and synthesize


the results to determine patterns in the data

X Read orally to students (whole class, small group, or one on one)

X X Practice with cooperating teachers’ lessons:

a) getting students’ attention, b) providing directions, c) having


students transition from one lesson to the next, d) giving verbal praise
and e) providing feedback.

X X Teach whole class or small group instruction for short period of time,
modeling cooperating teacher

X X Get feedback from CT using the Foundational Teaching Skills


Observation form

Communication/Reflection

X X Conference weekly with teacher (face to face or video conferencing


technology)

X X Meet with CT as scheduled times for Midpoint and Final Consensus


Conferences (forms are provided).

X X Complete the field activities (6) and the field experience reflection for
each rotation that describes growth throughout the semester

X X Create and update a website that can be accessed by your cooperating


teachers, SIUE Supervisors and campus instructors.

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