APPENDICES

TEACHER EDUCATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS:  2004-2005 

Dr. Ann Horton-Lopez, Art (Graduate)

Ms. Rachel McBroom, Science, Biology Education

Dr. Karen Stanley, BK Education

Dr. Swannee Dickson, Elementary Education

Dr. Virginia Jones, English

Dr. Janita Byars, Music

Dr. Kathleen Hilton, Graduate School, Dean

Dr. Larry Schultz, Special Education

Dr. Bill Truman, Mathematics

Ms. Pam Carroll, USP

Dr. Sara Simmons, Professional  Studies

Dr. Tommy Thompson, Physical Education

Dr. Pete Wish, Science Education

Dr. Janet Fortune, Middle Grades Education

Dr. Sharon Sharp, Elementary (Graduate)

Dr. Tom Leach, Arts & Science Dean

Dr. Julie Smith, Social Studies Education

Dr. Debra Preston, School Counseling

Ms. Debbie Thompson, Technology

Ms. Mary Klinikowski, Mathematics Education

Dr. Betty Brown, Reading Education

Dr. Jane Huffman, Education

Mr. Danny Bost, Undergraduate Studies

Dr. Tulla Lightfoot, Art Education

Mr. Scott Billngsley, Social Studies Education (Graduate)

Dr. Zoe Locklear, School Administration

Mr. Charlie Davis, Undergraduate Student

Ms. Jane Chavis, Public Schools

Ms. Phoebe Chavis Harris, Public Schools

Dr. David Oxendine, Assessment Coordinator

Ms. Molly Locklear, Public Schools

Ms. Sheral Davis, Graduate Student

 

 

Teacher Education Committee

Subcommittees

2004-05

TEC Hearing Appeals Board

 

Tommy Thompson (Chair)

Swannee Dickson

Janita Byars

Charlie Davis

Scott Billingsley

The HAB makes the final decision on issues of policy or procedure appealed by undergraduate students…It is responsible for establishing a date, time, and location for hearing, notifying the appellant of such, considering the appellant’s reasons for appeal, making the decision to grant or deny the appeal and notifying the decision to the Dean of the School of Education.

TEC Policy Review

 

Betty Brown (Chair)

Sara Simmons

Bill Truman

Jane Chavis

The TEC Policy Review Subcommittee is responsible for: (1) reviewing given policy at the direction of the TEC, (b) presenting a recommendation for policy revision or further study, (c) developing draft version of policy as charged by the TEC, and (d) updating the TEC Policy Manual to reflect changes made during the preceding academic year.

TEC Long-Range Planning

 

Jenny Jones

Phoebe C. Harris

Pete Wish

The Long-Range Planning Subcommittee is charged with the responsibility for developing long-range goals, for soliciting input in the long-range planning process, and for presenting recommendations for long-range development to the TEC.

 

 

TEC Technology

 

Debbie Thompson, Chair

Pam Carroll

Mary Klinikowski

 

The TEC Technology Subcommittee is responsible for planning for the technology needs, to include programs, services, and resources; (b) reviewing procedures for implementing and assessing instructional technology competencies; (c) developing and presenting recommendations for revision to those policies; and (d) collaborating on the development of preservice and inservice programs, the delivery of faculty development programs, and the development of instructional technology resources for all teacher education programs.

 

TEC Student Input

 

Charlie Davis, Chair

Janet Fortune           

David Bost

Sheral Davis

This subcommittee serves as a forum for teacher education students to voice anonymously any concerns and/or problems encountered in the program.  The faculty member serves as an advisor to the group and calls the first organizational meeting.

 

TEC Professional Studies

 

Sara Simmons, Chair

Larry Schultz

Janet Fortune

Rachel McBroom

The Professional Studies Subcommittee is responsible for (a) assuring professional studies courses enable candidates to achieve competencies prescribe by NCDPI and the UNCP Teacher Education Program, (b) assessing the need for revision of the professional studies core, (c) presenting recommendation for curricular revisions, (d) assuring that multiple sections of the same course are comparable, (e) evaluation of professional studies, and (e) assuring that the teacher education program progression checkpoints assigned to select professional studies courses are implemented.

 

TEC Evaluation Oversight

 

Sharon Sharp, Chair

Jane Huffman

Julie Smith

David Oxendine

 

 

The Evaluation Oversight Subcommittee is charged with the responsible for overseeing the implementation of the assessments as scheduled in the UNCP Teacher Education Evaluation Manual.  The subcommittee prepares an assessment committee roster and assures the results from the assessments are reported to the TEC and filed in the TE Evaluation Plan Archives.

 

TEC Distance Education

 

Karen Stanley, Chair

Swannee Dickson

Tulla Lightfoot

Kathleen Hilton

Molly Locklear

 

The Distance Education Subcommittee is charged with the responsibility of reviewing course availability, accessibility, and location of off-campus teacher education courses; exploring options for expanding distance education courses; reviewing alternative means for the delivery of courses and services; and studying the economic feasibility and sustainability, quality, accountability and other issues related to distance learning.

 

 

APPENDIX C

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Application for Admission to Teacher Education Program

 

First Name:______________ Middle/Maiden Name:____________ Last Name:_________________________

 

Gender:         Female:         Male:                                        SSN: __________   -___________-___________

 

Current Address:_____________________________ City: _________________ St:________ ZIP: __________

 

Email Address: ____________________________________________________ Phone:___________________

 

Major:_____________________________________ Advisor:________________________________________

 

Undergraduate:                                                         Lateral Entry/Licensure Only: 

 

To be eligible for admission to the Teacher Education Program an individual must:

 

Check the following box indicating that the requirement has been met.

 

         Have not more than 8 hours of the General Education requirements remaining.

         Have earned a grade of “C”  (2.0) or better in EDN 227/302.

         Have earned a grade of at least “C-“ (C if the course was repeated) in all required major and /or
professional course work completed at the time of admission.

       Have at least a 2.5 cumulative Quality Point Average (QPA) on a 4.0 scale on all prior
college/university course work.

       Satisfactorily complete the Praxis I Series.  Scores must be sent to UNCP by the Educational Testing

            Service.  Students must meet the scores in effect at the time they apply to and qualify for admission

            to the Program.

         Complete a Candidate for Professional Licensure (CPL) form.

 

ADMISSION INTERVIEW – Rating (to be completed by the faculty members conducting the interview):

                                   Satisfactory                            Needs review

                         

________________________     _______                                         _________________________     _______

Signature of faculty member          Date                                     Signature of faculty member             Date

                           

Statement of Applicant:

·         Have you ever had a certificate or license revoked or suspended by any state or other governing body? 

If yes, attach a statement giving full details and official documentation of the action taken.                   Yes   ˇ                   No ˇ

 

·         Have you ever been convicted of a crime (excluding minor traffic violations)? 

If yes, you must submit court documents that indicate judgment and disposition of the case from the court of conviction and an explanation of the incident(s).

Yes   ˇ                   No ˇ

   

With this document, I hereby make application to the UNC Pembroke Teacher Education Program. 

I understand that this document is only an application and I am not considered admitted to the Teacher

Education Program until I receive written documentation from the UNC Pembroke School of Education. 

I understand that falsification of any statement or document will result in denial or dismissal from the

UNC Pembroke Teacher Education Program.  I certify that the information given in this application is complete, correct and true.

 

           

            Applicant’s Signature                                                                                  Date

 

White – Office of University – School Programs                   Pink – Student                        Yellow – Program Coordinator

 

 

Teacher Education Admission Interview

Reflection on Teacher Dispositions

 

 

 

Preparing for the Interview:

 

The list below represents a few of the dispositions considered important to successful teaching.  Review the dispositions and think about why each

disposition might be important to possess.  Also, decide to what degree you already possess some of these dispositions.  This is not a test; it is simply

a conversation designed to raise your awareness of what it takes to be a good teacher.

 

The Teacher Education faculty looks forward to meeting and talking with you about the profession and any questions or concerns you might have

with regard to your career decision or the Teacher Education Program.

 

 

 

 

Dispositions Related to Learning and Knowledge

 

1.     Effective teachers enjoy learning.

 

2.     Effective teachers share their passion for the subjects they teach with their students.

 

3.     Effective teachers are open-minded, flexible, and willing to change.

 

 

Dispositions Related to Learners

 

4.     Effective teachers care about the children and youth they teach.

 

5.     Effective teachers are committed to helping all students learn.

 

6.     Effective teachers accept and respect all children and youth.

 

 

Dispositions Related to the Roles and Responsibilities of a Professional Educator

 

7.     Effective teachers respect the fact that they are highly influential role models for children and youth.

 

8.     Effective teachers conscientiously model oral and written communication standards.

 

9.     Effective teachers are responsible, reliable, and respectful.

 

 

PRAXIS 1 QUALIFYING SCORES

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

2004-2005

 

 

Licensure Area

Session/Test

Code

Test Name

Qualifying

Score

 

 

10710

 

PPST READING

 

176

 

 

 

20720

 

PPST WRITING

 

 

173

ENTRY INTO ALL AREAS

 

10730

 

 

PPST MATHEMATICS

 

173

 

 

5710

 

 

Computerized

PPST READING

 

176

 

 

 

5720

 

 

Computerized

        PPST WRITING

 

173

 

 

5730

 

 

Computerized       

PPST MATHEMATICS

 

173

 

 

  

 

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Teacher Education Program Candidate for Professional Licensure (CPL) Data Form:

____ Teacher Education Admission / ____ Professional Semester / _____ Licensure

The applicant must keep information provided on this form current. 

If any changes occur to the information listed below, notify the School of Education immediately.

 

Demographics:                                                                    SSN:______________________________

 

_______________     _____________________     _______________     ___________________

     Last Name                       First Name                      Middle Name                   Maiden Name

 

Circle race                  White               American Indian/Alaskan          Black/African-American

                                    Hispanic           Asian/Pacific Islander                Other

 

Circle gender             Female             Male        

Email Address:___________________________________________

 

Mailing Address:

Street 1:_______________________________________________

Street 2:_______________________________________________

City:                                        State:               Zip: ______________                          

Phone: ( __ __ __ ) __ __ __ - __ __ __ __

General Information: Undergraduate  Employed in NC/Clear

                                                

 Graduate             Employed in NC/Lateral Entry

                                     Licensure Only (Not Employed in a School System)                                              

Education Programs:

Degree Type:   Bachelor           Master             Other (specify)_______________

License Type:   Initial                Add On            Upgrade 

Licensure Area:___________________________________

Admit Date:     Fall __________     Spring __________

Expected Completion Date:  __ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __    Semester:  Fall                 Spring

Student type:________Full-time __________ Part-time  

This section to be completed by School of Education                   ACR:________    CCR:_______

Admittance Exams

                         Scores                                     Date                           

PPST:      Paper          Computer                                                       

Reading  <           >         <         >         ___ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __  

Writing   <          >          <         >         ___ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __    

Math       <          >        <         >         ___ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __    

Q.P.A. _______          __ ___ / ___ __ / ___ __ __ ___

Date Admitted:    __ __ / __ __ /__ __ __ __

MAT ________          __ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __

GRE  ________           __ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __

Completion Exams

Subject Area Exam:

Code _____     Description __________________Score_____Date__ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __

            Description __________________Score_____Date__ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __

IHE were received degree:  _____________________________________________

Bachelor Degree:     IHE _________________________ Complete Date __ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __

Text Box: C-4
Master Degree:        IHE _________________________ Complete Date __ __ / __ __ / __ __ __ __

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APPENDIX D

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D.1 Course Designations for CARE Matrix Processing by Program Area

 

Program Area

B-K

EDN

MG

SS

ENG

MAT

BIO

SCI

SED

PED

ART

MUS

Standard I

ECE

301

EDN

421

EDN

405

SSE

365

EED

379

CSC

405

SCE

301

SCE

301

SED

341

PED

325

ART

308

MUS

405

Standard II

EDN

302

306

350

408

EDN

302

307

350

410

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

310

350

409

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

EDN

302

308

350

419

430

Standard III

ECE

340

 

EDN 455

 

EDN

476

SSE 400

 

EED 384

 

MAT 400

 

SCE 400

 

SCE 400

 

SED

470 /

471

PED 400

 

ART 400

 

MUS 405

 

Standard IV

all

all

CSC

 405

all

all

CSC

405

all

all

all

all

all

all

Standard V

all

all

EDN

405

all

all

all

all

all

all

all

all

all

Standard VI

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

TCWS

 

 

 

 

D-1.2     Designated Courses for Conceptual Framework Development

 

 

CF

Structure

 

School  & democracy

 

Learners

 

Diversity

 

Learning

 

Language

 

 

Curriculum

 

Instruction

 

Evaluation

Designated

Courses

EDN 302

EDN

306/307/308

309/310

EDN 430