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Publication Date: 2004-Sep
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University-School Teacher Education Partnerships in North Carolina
Edelfelt, Roy; Coble, Charles
Journal of In-service Education, v30 n3 p443-462 Sep 2004
Prospective teachers spending a year in classrooms... Teachers and professors studying problems that teachers face every day... Teachers co-teaching methods courses with university professors... These are some of the exciting outcomes of university-school teacher education partnerships in North Carolina. Current interest in university-school collaboration in teacher education is high in the United States. The University-School Teacher Education Partnerships (USTEP) program, under way in North Carolina's 15 state-supported institutions that prepare teachers, is such a collaboration. The partnerships have been supported annually by the North Carolina legislature with $1.8 million (Coble, 1999a). The involved universities prepare roughly 70% of the teachers in the state each year. USTEP now is more than five years old, and we can begin to report some of its experiences, problems and successes. (Contains 1 note.)
Descriptors: Preservice Teacher Education, Methods Courses, College School Cooperation, Cooperation, Teaching Methods, Partnerships in Education, Teacher Collaboration, Teamwork, State Aid, Internship Programs, Cultural Differences, Teacher Role, Beginning Teachers, Beginning Teacher Induction, Educational Technology, Evaluation Methods
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Education Level: Higher Education
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: North Carolina
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