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Teacher Education Services

Meeting Standards & Field Experience

Our responsibilities include:

• Approving students for candidacy to the Teacher Education Program
• Assuring applicants meet standards for Teacher Education Program
• Communicating with departmental representatives concerning students approved for the program
• Notifying students with deficiencies of their responsibilities for remaining in the program
• Providing field experiences for students
• Accepting placement requests for field experiences

The Office of Teacher Education and Student Services approves all students who apply for candidacy to the Teacher Education Program and completes a record for each applicant showing that the applicant has met standards for candidacy to Teacher Education.

• The Director informs the departmental representative of each academic area of the students approved for the program.
• Academic advisors in each discipline inform the Director of Teacher Education and Student Services of students in their departments who are maintaining the Teacher Education Program's retention standards.
• S/he will notify the students who are not meeting the retention requirements that they have one semester to remove their deficiencies.

Students who do not remove their deficiencies and meet the retention standards during the semester of probation are subject to be dropped from the Teacher Education Program.

Field Experiences

The College of Education provides pre-service field experiences in order to afford opportunities for students to correlate theoretical information with real life situations through:

• observations,
• one to one and small group participation, and
• student teaching.

The Office of Student Services and Teacher Education accept placement requests for these field based activities from teacher education faculty and students for the purpose of making appropriate placements. Observation placements are forwarded to the schools. The student teaching placement list for each semester is submitted to the Office of Pre Service Education of the Metropolitan Nashville Public School System and other school systems where students are placed.

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Undergraduate Admissions P. O. Box 9609 Nashville, TN 37209 888-463-6878 toll-free 615-963-5101 voice 615-963-2930 fax

 

Peter E. Millet, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Education
615-963-5451
pmillet@tnstate.edu