Transcript Classroom Expectations - Murray State University

Presentation to the Board of Regents
College of Education
November 30, 2007
Dr. Russ Wall, Dean
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Murray State University
College of Education is to provide leadership,
service, and research at regional, state and
national levels, and to produce exemplary
teachers and other human service
professionals who are prepared to make
significant contributions in a global and
technological society.
College of Education
• Adolescent, Career and Special Education
(ACS)
• Early Childhood and Elementary Education
(ECE)
• Educational Studies, Leadership and
Counseling (ELC)
• Teacher Education Services (TES)
• Kentucky Academy of Technology
Education (KATE)
• Teacher Quality Institute (TQI)
Productivity by CIP Code within Department
~ Degree-Seeking and Non-Degree
Undergraduates & Graduates, Fall 2006
Adolescent, Career & Special Education
540
(ACS)
Early Childhood & Elementary Education
843
(ECE)
Educational Studies, Leadership &
Counseling
451
(ELC)
Undeclared
30
(EDU)
TOTAL
1,864
TOP 10 ~ Degrees Conferred by Year
Rank
Degree
# Degrees
Baccalaureate
1st
Elementary Education
175
Master’s
2nd
Special Education
46
3rd
Human Development
42
4th
School Administration
40
6th
Guidance and Counseling
37
8th
Reading
27
Praxis II Scores
100
90
% Pass Rate
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Academic Year
2004-05
2005-06
Kentucky Teacher Intership Program (KTIP)
100
90
80
% Pass Rate
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
Academic Year
2005-06
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
% Pass Rate
80
90
100
School Leadership Licensure Assessment
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Academic Year
2004-05
2005-06
Distribution of Teachers by Regional
Teacher Training Institutions
MSU Teachers in Designated Regions
MSU
82%
WKU
5.9%
KSU
2.2%
UL
1.9%
UK
1.4%
NKU
0.3%
EKU
0.2%
Morehead
0.2%
Making connections with
• Twenty-seven (27) school systems in region
• Four (4) 2+2 regional sites ~ Henderson, Hopkinsville,
Madisonville & Paducah
• West Kentucky Educational Cooperative
• West Kentucky Instructional Improvement Cadre
• Professional Development Partners
• KY Educational Professional Standards Board
• KY State Department of Education
• National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
• Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
• Alumni and friends
How do we make connections?
• Collaboration in design & delivery of programs
• Field experiences, student teachers, interns, etc.
• Responding to request for information or assistance
• Personal interaction of faculty with public school systems
• Web page
• e-connections
• Appreciation letters for gifts
• Roads Scholars
Faculty Productivity (2006-2007)
• Publications (52)
• Presentations (142)
• Committees (245)
• New programs (7)
• New courses (13)
• Residential Colleges (21)
• Roads Scholars (52); Schools (13)
• Grants (26)
• Professional Organization Service (48)
• Honors/Recognitions (25)
Teacher Education Services
Participation 2006-2007
Fall 2006 Spring 2007
Total
Districts
25
24
29*
Schools
108
101
126*
Cooperating teachers
756
668
1120*
Participation hours
14,391
13,430 27,821
Classes
80
82
162
Instructors
40
34
50*
* Unduplicated Count
Teacher Education Services
Fall 2006
Spring 2007
Student Teaching Assignments
Districts
20
27
Schools
67
113
Number of
Student
Teachers
85
246
Other Assignments
KTIP Interns
358
KPIP Interns
25
2006-07 Pre-service, Student Teaching
and Intern Placements
Kentucky Academy of Technology
Education (KATE)
• Support of Kentucky Technology Initiatives
 Developed web database with over 1500 resources
tied to KY Core Content
• Support of Regional Initiatives
 Fall technology showcase with 800 P-12 students on
campus
• Support of College of Education (COE)
Initiatives
 ISTE Distinguished Achievement Award
Teacher Quality Institute (TQI)
•
Dual Credit Teacher Education Program
•
Future Educators Association (FEA)
•
Faculty Scholars Program
•
Minority Recruitment
•
Summer Institute for Teachers
•
Alternative Certification Program
•
Grants
•
Scholarships
Internationalization
• International Student Teaching Experience
• Dean’s Multicultural Luncheon
• Global Society Luncheons
• Courses
• Higginson Scholarship
• International Visitors
• International Travel
• International Graduate Assistants
• International Student Workers
Grants
College of Education Grants
Grants in Collaboration With Other University Units
College of Education
$1,964,599
Collaboration with Other University Units
$2,668,500
TOTAL
$4,633,099
Janice,
“I heard you worked with Brian Collier during
homecoming last weekend. Isn't he wonderful! He
is one of the best things that has ever happened to
North Marshall! I just wish you could see him
with his kids! He does some amazing things with
them! If Murray State would like to see what an FMD
unit should truly look like and operate,
they should come and visit.”
Sandra Wiles
6th Grade Math Teacher
North Marshall Middle School
“I just wanted to take a moment to express
my sincere appreciation for the many,
wonderful opportunities afforded me at Murray
State — from exemplary teachers and
innovative programs, to authentic and
meaningful coursework. I now feel very well
prepared – spirit, soul and body – to enter into
my future career as a teacher.”
With my sincerest gratitude,
Cheryl Polichette
Non-traditional Student
Elementary Education Major
Student Teacher, Spring Semester 2007
East Calloway Elementary School