Transcript 地方教育輔導、 教師在職進修之規劃與推動
Fu Jen Catholic University Center of Teacher Education
Introduction
Background Information
Establishment
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February 1, 1996
Mission
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Educate Students to be Effective teachers
Spirit
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Do One’s Best and Become the best
Working Attitude
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Working Together, Cooperate with each others , share outcomes with all members 1
Our Logo (Designed by a student)
Using Center of Teacher Education (CTE) as a main figure, yellow and white are the colors of the catholic pope flag which stands for we are the part of the Catholic University. The other colors stand for we are active as shining sun. Expecting educators to be the lights of the world and the salt of the earth.
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Goals and Practices
Courses
Secondary Education Teacher Program: 26 Credit hours Elementary Education Teacher Program: 40 Credit hours Extra-Curriculum
Service Learning Serial activities
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Pre-service development activities (Speeches on current educational issues, Variety of Certificate programs), Student Association, Student advisors, Graduate ceremony, etc.
Hidden Curriculum
Teacher’s Modeling behavior
Environmental Design Reflection on every activity attended Everybody involves in each activity Practicum
Student-teacher center design, considering the needs of the student teacher 3
Majors of Secondary Education
The Major fields of teachers we have educated
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Chinese Language
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Chemistry
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Home Economics
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Music
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Japanese
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Germany
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English Language
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Biology
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Counseling
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Health Education
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French
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Life Education
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Math
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History
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Arts
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Physical
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Spanish
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Food and Beverage Management 4
Facilities
2 administrative offices, 6 faculty offices, 1 conference room, 3 classrooms Facilities from the university also can be used Classroom Hall Way Student recreation Electronic Piano Room office Resource Learning Room 5
Facilities
Media
Each classroom has a set of multi media equipment
Electronic pianos for the elementary education course Texts and Teaching Materials
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Providing different kinds of texts for elementary and secondary education student-teachers
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Students & Recruitment
Secondary education student-teachers
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From 1996 to 2004 Academic Years, 100 students were recruited each year.
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2005 academic year, 90 students were recruited.
Each year had average 200 students applied.
Elementary education student-teachers
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From 2002 to 2004 academic years, 50 students were recruited each year.
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2005 academic year, 45 students were recruited.
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Each year had average 100 students applied.
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Admission Requirement
Academic Performance
GPA should be the top 50% of the Class
Student Conduct behavior should have no bad records Application
Exam on the current educational issues
Providing Autobiography, Participation of student activities, Service activities, and career plan, etc.
Interview 8
Curriculum & Instruction
Varity of Courses
Consideration of Educational needs
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Taking Course in sequences
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Principles of Teaching →Curriculum Development and Design →Educational Measurement and Assessment
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Instructional Materials and Methods for each field →Student Teaching Providing advisor for each student Requisite course work
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Secondary education teachers: 14 credit hours (7 courses) Elementary education teachers: 30 credit hours (15 courses) Selected course work
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Secondary education teachers: 12 credit hours (6 courses) Elementary education teachers: 10 credit hours (5 courses) 9
Practicum
Each faculty advises about 12 student-teachers.
At least 2 times of school visits each semester .
Students come back to the university each month.
– – Providing professional development program Group meeting and counseling with the faculty In school, students have practice teaching, administrative work and classroom management. They also need to attend professional development provided by the schools or other educational agency.
About 80% of Certified students became school teachers.
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Service and Development
Providing professional development programs for in-service teachers and schools.
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Activities
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Graduate Ceremony 13