WVU Parkersburg's Spring 2024 Education 401 students are, front row from left: Eliza Lorenz, Sydney Nuckols, Makayla Burns, Elizabeth Weaver, Chloe Kennedy, and Hannah Smith. Buck, Abigail Lathem, Arianna Pagan, Jessica Morrison, Quentin Kennedy, Scott Gorvey. (Photo provided)
WVU Parkersburg's Spring 2024 Education 410 students are, from left, Maggie Kreiser, Lindsey Cross, Nolan Brace, Valerie Bircher and Alisha King. (Photo provided)
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WVU Parkersburg's Spring 2024 Education 401 students are, front row from left: Eliza Lorenz, Sydney Nuckols, Makayla Burns, Elizabeth Weaver, Chloe Kennedy, and Hannah Smith. Buck, Abigail Lathem, Arianna Pagan, Jessica Morrison, Quentin Kennedy, Scott Gorvey. (Photo provided)
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WVU Parkersburg's Spring 2024 Education 410 students are, from left, Maggie Kreiser, Lindsey Cross, Nolan Brace, Valerie Bircher and Alisha King. (Photo provided)
PARKERSBURG — WVU Parkersburg has announced its spring 2024 clinical students.
“The residency model has been a great addition to our teacher preparation program. Residents are given the opportunity to work with the same cooperating teacher and the same K-6 students for an entire year.” said Bobby Marshall, dean of the College of Professional Studies. “By being able to participate in the same class throughout the school year, teacher candidates have the opportunity to participate not only at the beginning of the school year, but also at the end of the school year. The one year experience allows teacher candidates to participate in their own classrooms after graduation. You’ll gain the skills you need to step into your shoes successfully.”
The Elementary Education program provides classroom field experience as early as the first grade. In the traditional student teaching model, a teacher candidate spends her first semester in two classrooms and immediately assumes teaching responsibilities under the guidance of an experienced teacher until she is ready to teach full-time. . In the new training model, a teacher candidate is placed in one classroom throughout her senior year and gradually assumes responsibility.
Students in the Spring 2024 class of Education 401 include Scott Gorby, Makayla Burns, Chloe Kennedy, Quentin Kennedy, Abigail Lathem, Eliza Lorenz, Jessica Morrison, Sydney Nuckols, Arianna Pagan, of Tyler County; They include Hannah Smith and Elizabeth Weaver of Wood County.
Students in the Spring 2024 Class of Education 410 include Maggie Kreiser of Jackson County, Lindsay Cross of Pleasants County, Valerie Bircher of Ritchie County, and Nolan Brace and Alisha King of Wood County. Masu.
