Accelerated Student TeachingThomas J. Vogel

Hyles-Anderson College

MissionGive Education Majors

• 4 years of academic study • 2 years of Student teaching• 2 years of on-line studies

All in a 4 year undergraduate program

Vision

Education majors will graduate with a four year degree and that includes two years of

guided teaching.

VisionContinued

Education majors will graduate with two years of time on task,

the most valuable part of learning.

Concept• Education majors are assigned teaching coach.• The teaching coach monitors and coaches the student’s progress through the first two years of college.

Concept (Cont.)

• The teaching coach communicates on a weekly basis.• The teaching coach works with the student to schedule their on line classes throughout their four year degree.

Concept (Cont.)

• The teaching coach communicates on a daily basis as is practical during student teaching. • The teaching coach is a life coach and mentors throughout the entire education process.

Concept (Cont.)

•The student teachers will have a 3 credit seminar class to discuss their progress and select teaching issues that are really only understandable to someone who has some experience teaching.

College ResponsibilitiesThe college must provide...

• Intensive counseling service,• Active and consistent mentoring,• Continuous communication• Evaluation and accountability.

Traditional Classes

On Line Classes

Student Teaching Seminar

Student Teaching

The coach mentors the student throughevery phase of the education

The student has many people who influence them

Teachers

On Line Teachers

Seminar Leaders

Master teachers

Coach

Coaches and students will meet weekly to

discuss pertinent education topics.

Sample Student Teaching Activities

1. Seminar Meetings2. Student teaching assignments.

3. Specialty workshops

4. Guest speakers

Program is monitored through timely reporting

on the Learning Management System

Accountability

Students and teachers have instant

communication and chat capabilities

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”  Benjamin Franklin