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Definition of practicum in English: practicumnounPlural practicums ˈpraktɪkəmˈpraktəkəm North American A practical section of a course of study. 〈主北美〉实习科目，实习课 a teaching practicum is included Example sentencesExamples - For example, the practicum students noted how the teaching strategies were transferred to the children and used with each other.
- I explained that their training requirements automatically exclude homeschooling parents, who are unable to conduct practicums in classrooms.
- The first time I asked myself who the art belonged to, I was completing my student practicum by assisting an art-education teacher in an early morning childcare program at an elementary school.
- As part of their degree program, students do a practicum in the local schools, usually during their senior year.
- The practicum students and teachers observed the children as they studied his drawings and as the children recorded entries in their journals.
- This article describes their journey, which I, as a teacher educator with practicum students in the kindergarten classrooms, was fortunate to witness.
- In the Fall 2002 semester, a group of graduate students in a practicum on the teaching of composition had nearly the same debate.
- The practicum enables the student educators to do everything from running staff meetings to ordering supplies.
- In the third semester, students complete studies in career applications and group work, complete a practicum, and continue in the school counseling seminar.
- Majors also complete a teaching practicum and a senior project in choreography and performance or dance research.
- The practicum students studied and discussed the transcripts and drawings as they planned other experiences with him and his classmates.
- The students then stay linked to these schools for their practicum and for a full-year internship.
- Think of lifelong learning as the password to the education treadmill, not as a practicum in the life of the mind.
- How important is the motivation of the student in determining whether a practicum is community service?
- Suddenly, I realized I was no longer a practicum student or a student teacher: I was the teacher.
- Should a teaching practicum or course be an option for Ph.D. students in agricultural economics?
- Early in the intermediate course, students select one child in their practicum classroom for focused observation.
- I'd done a practicum in kindergarten, and I ended up teaching Grade 7.
- In addition to the required teaching analysis class, dancers have the option of focusing on pedagogy and completing a teaching practicum at the university-affiliated dance academy.
- In spring 1994 he failed a graduate student who, he alleges, attended only three of fifteen classes in a practicum education course.
OriginEarly 20th century: from late Latin, neuter of practicus 'practical'. Definition of practicum in US English: practicumnounˈpraktəkəm North American A practical section of a course of study. 〈主北美〉实习科目，实习课 a teaching practicum is included Example sentencesExamples - In addition to the required teaching analysis class, dancers have the option of focusing on pedagogy and completing a teaching practicum at the university-affiliated dance academy.
- Majors also complete a teaching practicum and a senior project in choreography and performance or dance research.
- Should a teaching practicum or course be an option for Ph.D. students in agricultural economics?
- Think of lifelong learning as the password to the education treadmill, not as a practicum in the life of the mind.
- In the third semester, students complete studies in career applications and group work, complete a practicum, and continue in the school counseling seminar.
- The practicum enables the student educators to do everything from running staff meetings to ordering supplies.
- Suddenly, I realized I was no longer a practicum student or a student teacher: I was the teacher.
- In spring 1994 he failed a graduate student who, he alleges, attended only three of fifteen classes in a practicum education course.
- The students then stay linked to these schools for their practicum and for a full-year internship.
- In the Fall 2002 semester, a group of graduate students in a practicum on the teaching of composition had nearly the same debate.
- How important is the motivation of the student in determining whether a practicum is community service?
- I explained that their training requirements automatically exclude homeschooling parents, who are unable to conduct practicums in classrooms.
- As part of their degree program, students do a practicum in the local schools, usually during their senior year.
- The first time I asked myself who the art belonged to, I was completing my student practicum by assisting an art-education teacher in an early morning childcare program at an elementary school.
- Early in the intermediate course, students select one child in their practicum classroom for focused observation.
- This article describes their journey, which I, as a teacher educator with practicum students in the kindergarten classrooms, was fortunate to witness.
- I'd done a practicum in kindergarten, and I ended up teaching Grade 7.
- The practicum students studied and discussed the transcripts and drawings as they planned other experiences with him and his classmates.
- The practicum students and teachers observed the children as they studied his drawings and as the children recorded entries in their journals.
- For example, the practicum students noted how the teaching strategies were transferred to the children and used with each other.
OriginEarly 20th century: from late Latin, neuter of practicus ‘practical’. |