Teaching Methods II
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Course Description
This course advances the content learned in Teaching Methods I, by providing prospective teachers with supervised, field-based teaching experiences. Working within one’s discipline, students will apprentice with a teaching mentor in the classroom: observing, assisting and teaching. Course discussions with peers allow students to give and receive feedback on issues that arise in the studio. Students will ultimately teach movement classes as the lead instructor, demonstrating a strong understanding of the movement form taught, as well as the pedagogical skills needed to meet professional standards. Students will continue to learn the art and business of teaching, as students develop their unique teaching philosophy, and prepare to work in the professional field. Field experiences may include off campus settings, and a background check may be required for certain partnered organizations.
Minimum Credit Hours
3
Maximum Credit Hours
3
Lecture - Lab Hours
(2-1)
PCS Code
1.1
Requirements
Prerequisite: DNC 143 (C or better)