Colleges of Education/Arts and Sciences and Local School Districts: Collaborative Efforts
The New Mexico State University Teacher Intern Program provides for 20 beginning teachers to receive half the salary of a beginning teacher for one year and to complete a 32 credit Master's Degree program in two summers and one academic year. Ten master teachers from participating school distri...
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Zusammenfassung: | The New Mexico State University Teacher Intern Program provides for 20 beginning teachers to receive half the salary of a beginning teacher for one year and to complete a 32 credit Master's Degree program in two summers and one academic year. Ten master teachers from participating school districts assist the interns in becoming successful teachers and action researchers. These teachers also teach undergraduate methods courses and supervise student teachers. In addition, arts and sciences faculty and honors undergraduate students join the research teams. The Colleges of Education and Arts and Sciences provide matching funds to support research projects. This overview of the program lists examples of research topics chosen by the 1987-88 interns and describes 11 unique field experiences available to the program participants. (JD) |
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