Physical Education Teacher Education Program
Student Teaching
Student teaching is a 12 semester hour course that PETE Majors take prior to graduation. The purpose of student teaching is to allow teacher candidates to apply the knowledge, skills, and dispositions acquired in their major experiences at Appalachian.
The student teaching program is administered through the Reich College of Education (RCOE). Student teachers are supervised by faculty from the RCOE and PETE faculty serve as consultants. The cooperating teacher with whom student teachers are placed serve as mentors and a day-to-day resource. Evaulations of the student teaching experience are made by the RCOE supervisor with input from the cooperating teacher and the PETE academic consultant.
Student Teacing Links
- Reich College of Education Student Teaching Handbook (pdf)
- PETE Student Teaching Reference (pdf)
- Reich College of Education Student Teaching Website
- Student Teaching Application
(Back Row from Left to Right): Mitchell Mash, Matthew Campbell, Darrin Grogan, Jason Moore, Van Barkley, Perry Woolbright, Justin Wilmoth, Wes Lawson, Jared Siglin Brandon Steelman
(Front Row from Left to Right): Jacob Surratt, Kenton Nixon, Matt Pratt, Diana Collier, Leah Pennell, Harold Skidmore, O.J. Degree
On Friday, April 7th, ASU PETE student teachers presented evidence of their impact on learning during student teaching. Student teachers were required to present learning data in the psychomotor, cognitive, affective and health related domains. These student teachers also addressed instructional and curricular recommendations based on their data.
