Northwest Missouri State Catalog This major meets missouri teacher certification requirements in instrumental musicK12. This minor does not meet missouri teacher certification requirements. http://www.nwmissouri.edu/catalog/degre/as/mu_major.htm
Extractions: Electives, 2 hours. For Piano as a Major Instrument: Piano (or other keyboard instrument), 8 hours; Wind or Percussion, 5 hours. Mus 19-220 Brass Methods Mus 19-221 Percussion Methods Mus 19-240 String Methods Mus 19-260 Woodwind Methods Mus 19-391 Elements of Conducting Mus 19-481 Methods in Elementary School Music Mus 19-421 Instrumental Conducting Vocal Electives selected from Mus 19-250 Vocal Methods, 19-151 Applied Voice Class, or 19-152 Applied Voice Class Instrumental activities selected from Mus 19-110 or 111, 19-115 or 116, 19-209 or 210 Required Courses Semester Hours Music Core Requirements Applied Music: Voice Concentration: Voice, 8 hours; piano (or other keyboard instrument), 4 hours; electives, 1 hour. For Piano Concentration: Piano, 8 hours; voice, 5 hours Mus 19-250 Vocal Methods Mus 19-270 Instrumental Methods for Non-Instrumental Majors Mus 19-391 Elements of Conducting Mus 19-481 Methods in Elementary School Music Mus 19-420 Choral Conducting Mus 19-592 Junior High School Music Methods Mus 19-593 Choral Literature for the Secondary School Mus 19-112, or 113 University Chorale
Sandra Matsuda Certification 1987 (Occupational Therapist, Registered) Other Certifications 1994missouri teacher certification in Vocational Education 1974 Illinois Teacher http://www.vhct.org/case499/matsuda.shtml
Extractions: 2002-2003 Undergraduate Catalog Home Teacher Education Program Southwest Missouri State University is approved by the Missouri State Board of Education to offer basic and advanced professional education programs for purposes of professional certification. Admission to the University does not automatically qualify a student to participate in the professional component of the teacher education program. That participation is granted upon demonstration of a high level of academic and professional competence. Successful participation should result in the students achieving certification to teach in Missouri public schools. Professional Portfolio All students desiring Missouri certification are required to submit a professional portfolio. This portfolio will be assessed, evaluated, and monitored throughout the teacher education program with assistance and guidance from faculty. There are three distinct checkpoints for the portfolio: 1) at admission to the teacher education program (culmination of the introductory course-ELE 302 or SEC 301 or SPE 310), 2) at the designated methods course(s) for each departmental major, and 3) at the culmination of supervised teaching. Completion of certification requirements is a four-step process. Students who receive a certification recommendation must meet the standards for certification eligibility as outlined below:
State Level Teacher Certification (601) 3593483. missouri Dept. of Education. teacher Education/certification. Dept. of Elementary/Secondary Educ. http://www.aip.org/statistics/trends/reports/teacher.htm
Extractions: If you are considering teaching as a career choice, the following information will be vital to you. The rules governing teacher certification change regularly, vary greatly across states, and many states have a number of different options, including alternate teacher certification. Below is a list of the specific offices to call regarding teacher certification requirements in each state.
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Teacher Education Western Missouri will be making an inquiry about teacher education at missouri Western. One frequentlyasked question is what are the teacher certification requirements for http://www.mwsc.edu/education/question.html
Extractions: One frequently asked question is "what are the teacher certification requirements for this or that?" The following webpage will be a starting point for searching for an answer to this question. Note that the requirements listed on the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education page are the "minimum requirements." Most colleges will require more than the minimum listed courses or credit hours: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: Certification Look on the right side of the page for a direct link to teacher certification requirements. A second frequently asked question is where can I take classes other than at MWSC. Be cautious with taking classes that are not formally approved for teacher certification by a college or university. The following, however are sources for off-campus study classes.
Extractions: D epartment of E ducation Teacher certification options offered through the Department of Education include: All teacher education majors except some middle school students are required to double major in a subject area. This requirement ensures that students have a firm grounding in the liberal arts and sciences; widens their prospects for employment upon graduation; and enables them to return for graduate study in their second major field if they so desire. Middle school and secondary teacher education students will double major in the subject area they expect to teach. The State of Missouri requires specific content in those majors; please consult an education advisor for more specific information. In addition all teacher education students must complete the State of Missouri's general education requirements which are: American History American Government Economics (Elementary only) or any Social Science elective (Secondary) Physical or Earth Science (Laboratory work required) Biological Science (Laboratory work required) Oral Communications College-level mathematics (two courses for Middle School)
Extractions: D epartment of E ducation The Post-A.B. (P.A.B.) Teacher Certification Program is designed for those with a baccalaureate degree who desire secondary (9-12) or middle school (5-9) teacher certification without seeking another degree. Secondary and middle school can be done together if all requirements for both programs are met including two student teaching experiences. Course work may be completed on a part-time basis through University College (the evening division of the College of Arts and Sciences), which offers substantially lower tuition than the day school. Course work is taken for undergraduate credit. This program leads to teacher certification only; no degree is granted through this program. For General Education requirements, please see the teacher certification page. Subject Area Requirements To achieve certification through this program students will need to fulfill State requirements in three fields: general education, the teaching subject area, and professional education. Washington University offers post-baccalaureate secondary teacher certification programs in the following areas: Art, Classics (Latin), English, Mathematics, Modern Foreign Languages (K-12) (French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Russian), Unified Science (Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics), and Social Studies (usually History or Political Science major). Art and foreign languages are K-12 certifications; all other areas are for grades 9-12. Middle school (5-9) teacher certification can be done in Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, or English. This program assumes that entering students already have a major or the equivalent of a major in the subject area they wish to teach. Nevertheless students should expect to take some subject area course work to meet Missouri requirements.
Health Teacher Certification missouri State Health teacher certification. The Status of Health Education inmissouri. You have heard of the missouri School Improvement Program (MSIP). http://www.lincolnu.edu/~ddalton/mohealthcert.htm
Extractions: Missouri State Health Teacher Certification You have heard of the Missouri School Improvement Program (MSIP) . It is a document of standards which lays out the state's vision and expectations for a quality school and is the method of accrediting Missouri's public schools. One standard states: "The district must document how it is providing comprehensive health instruction, including, specifically, drug and alcohol abuse prevention education and AIDS prevention education to all students at every grade level." (Copies of the MSIP standards are available from DESE.) Presently, only courses that have "Health" in the course title require a Certified Health Teacher (CHT). These courses are found predominantly at the high school health level. The majority of Missouri's children (K-8) are expected to be taught health by classroom teachers who have not been certified to teach health. It is the "integrated" approach which often never gets done. Lincoln University would like to help central Missouri's active teachers become better prepared to integrate health into their classrooms by becoming Certified Health Teachers. Most of our health-related courses are offered in the late afternoon, evening, or summer for your convenience. In-service training can broaden the knowledge base of working teachers and get the much needed health curriculum actively working in Missouri schools. Our children and communities need it desparately. Lincoln University's Department of Education is just beginning to include Health Education as part of its pre-service program.
Teacher Certification Requirements teacher certification Requirements. A Position Paper of the missouriSchool Counselor Association. Spring 2000. The missouri School http://schoolweb.missouri.edu/MSCA/Teacher Certification.htm
Extractions: Teacher Certification Requirements A Position Paper of the Missouri School Counselor Association Spring 2000 The Missouri School Counselor Association (MSCA) is strongly recommending that a teaching requirement remain part of the certification requirements for all school counselors in Missouri. MSCA believes there are a number of compelling reasons for the continuation of teaching training and experience for counselor certification as part of the certification process. Missouri is the leading authority in Comprehensive Guidance Programs. According to figures from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, 96 percent of the school districts in Missouri have implemented comprehensive guidance programs. One of the major components of a comprehensive program includes classroom visits so that the counselor is no longer in an office waiting for students, but rather in the classroom interacting with each and every student on his/her caseload. Specific curriculum is delivered and each student is now exposed to the counselor on a regular and on-going basis. In order to maintain classroom control, employ affective teaching methods and assess student learning, a teaching certificate and experience is vital. Often teachers in Missouri are given preparation time during the school counselors classroom visit and the counselor is left in total charge of the students and the classroom. It is also important to note that a counselors training will enable him/her to recognize subtle signs of a student at risk and shorten the time that may elapse before a teacher would recommend and refer that student for assistance. The combination of teaching with counseling would be a valuable asset in identifying and helping students in need.
Extractions: Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Certification Requirements for ADULT EDUCATION AND LITERACY TEACHER CERTIFICATE I An Adult Education and Literacy Teacher (AEL-I) certificate may be issued and renewed an unlimited number of times. The AEL-I is valid for a period of three (3) years from the effective date on the certificate to individuals meeting the following requirements: A. Completion of a baccalaureate degree from a state approved four-year college/university (B.A. or B.S.); and B. Successful completion of the AEL Beginning Teacher Workshop (BTW) C. To maintain eligibility for reimbursement from Adult Education funds during the valid dates on the initial AEL-I, certificate holders must meet the criteria setforth in the Adult Education and Literacy Individual Professional Development Plan (AEL IPDP) as defined in the Adult Education State Plan. The AEL IPDP must be submitted to their immediate supervisor and then to the Adult Education Section Department of Elementary and Secondary Education for approval. 1) Successful completion of the AEL Intermediate Teacher Workshop (ITW) subsequent to the BTW.
Extractions: Select one of the following questions to view the answer: How do I get certified to teach Adult Education? Step 1. You must be a college graduate. You must have a BA/BS degree from an approved four-year college or university. It does not matter what your major is. You do not need a degree in Education or be certified to teach in the State of Missouri to obtain AEL certification. Step 2. You must attend a Beginning Teacher Workshop . A new, first time AEL Teacher applicant must attend a Beginning Teacher Workshop (BTW). These workshops are conducted once each month. The workshops scheduled during the months of October 2002 - May 2003 will be held at the Ramada Inn in Jefferson City. Regional Beginning Teacher Workshops are also scheduled during the summer months of July and August each year. (For a BTW schedule or more information on the BTW, click on the hyperlink above). Step 3.
Missouri.Teachers.Net - THE Missouri TEACHER WEBSITE! Teacher Re teacher CALLING STUDENTS STUPID , 12/29/02, by MO tchr. We need missouri, 9/03/02,by shirley k. Question re teaching certification in missouri, 9/03/02 http://teachers.net/states/mo/posts.html
Teacher Certification and Secondary Education Division of teacher Quality and Urban Education teachercertification PO Box 480 Jefferson City, missouri 65102 webreplyteachcert@mail http://k12apps.dese.state.mo.us/webapps/tcertsearch/tc_search1.asp
Extractions: To obtain the current teacher certification status of an individual, you must know the name and social security number. This certificate will identify: NOTE: All Certificates are subject to background checks completed prior to the issuance of a certificate. For questions on background check procedures only, please call: 573-522-8315 Please type in the following information and then click on the Submit button. Last Name Social Security Number Format (999999999) MO Department of Elementary and Secondary Education - Send questions to: webreplyteachcert@mail.dese.state.mo.us or call (573)526-3578.
Teacher Certification Certificate Programs in missouri. Below are listed some colleges and universitiesthat certify middle and secondary mathematics teachers in missouri. http://www.teachmathmissouri.org/teacher/certificate.htm
College Of Education Southwest missouri State University SMSU College of Education Advisement EducationalField Experiences certification teacher Education Degree http://education.smsu.edu/
Riverdeep | For Teachers | Missouri Certification Division of Urban and teacher Education teacher certification. MissouriDepartment of Elementary and Secondary Education - Home Page. http://www.riverdeep.net/for_teachers/certification/cert_mo.jhtml
