Educator Preparation
News & Updates
Graduation and Certification Virtual Meeting for Residency II Candidates, Thursday, March 7 from 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM. During this meeting you will receive information about the process of obtaining
your teaching license that occurs after graduation.
Meeting URL:
https://etsu.zoom.us/j/86969395259?pwd=dXpJdjA1dHZtUXVGbGdhbGJUWXZVZz09&from=addon
Meeting ID: 869 6939 5259
Passcode: 448189
Spotlighting Our 2023-2024 Residency Candidates
Bluff City Elementary School |
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Kayla's shoutout from her mentor teacher, Lori Rosenbaum: "My teacher candidate is Kayla Rupe. We are teaching 1st grade at Bluff City Elementary School. We are studying measurement in centimeters and Kayla developed an excellent lesson in measurement while tying in a big motivator for my students… the Super Bowl! They measured items with cubes and cube sticks, then made a headband to divide them into teams- the KC Chiefs and the SF 49ers. She then played a game with them to see which team won! It was a wonderful lesson and the students absolutely loved it!" |
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Fairmont Elementary School |
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Lakyn's shoutout from Fairmont: "Ms. White's student teacher, Ms.Lakyn, has taught about producers and consumers all week. Earlier this week, she taught about assembly lines. They worked together to produce bags of trail mix then they got to eat their product for snack. Today her students got to make a commercial for the business idea they created yesterday." |
Towne Acres Elementary School |
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1st grade teacher, Erin Ward and teacher candidate, Kylie Reaves teamed up to help their 1st graders learn about teen numbers. This picture shows students using dry erase sheets to practice using ten frames to show how many tens and ones are in the teen numbers. |
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Woodland Elementary School |
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Mentor and ETSU Alumni, Ashley Carlson and Residency Candidate, Ashton Browning incorporate co-teaching in their kindergarten classroom at Woodland Elementary. Ms. Carlson and Ashley used a variety of teaching strategies to teaching the concept of comparing numbers. Strategies included an interactive board activity, motivational song, a fall themed short story, and a fall themed PowerPoint. Their students enjoyed learning about comparing numbers. |
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Andrew Johnson Elementary School |
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Brinnan Wilson, ECED KAT Candidate at Johnson Elementary with mentor Heather Dockery, planned and implemented a unit on how we use our five senses to learn about the world around us. Infusing language and literacy skills in each learning experience, Brinnan's Kindergarteners created a class book titled, "What Do You Hear?" This was such a popular addition to the classroom library that one student spent the weekend creating his own book, "Beach Day" to bring back to school to share with his classmates. Way to go Miss Wilson for inspiring young authors! |
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