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B.S.E. in Career and Technology Education
Concentration in Technology Education (TEED)
How will I learn to teach technology?
In addition to a strong technical education, students in technology education have extensive professional education and field-based opportunities. Professional education courses are designed to prepare the technology education student to:
- Design appropriate learning experiences for all students
- Establish and maintain an appropriate learning environment (classroom and laboratory)
- Manage students and the teaching environment
- Model the latest practices and knowledge in technology education
- Design lessons and curricula that are based on the latest knowledge in the field and the expectations of the local community, the state, and the nation
- Contribute to the well-being and growth of their students and themselves.
Additionally, technology education students participate in a number of clinical experiences that allow them to develop experiences with public school students, teachers, and administrators throughout the program. Clinical and internship experiences are designed to begin early in the degree program and culminate during the last semester with a 12-week supervised internship experience in a public school setting.This combination of technical expertise and preparation for teaching prepares students well for the future.
For more information see:
- Course descriptions
- Information on the portfolio rubric that is used to assess professional education
- Information on the summative evaluation form used within the program
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