The Art of Student Teachers
Szekely, George, Art Education
The student stood before me, slicing the air with his hands, as he tried to capture the change that had come over him.
"This is a real job," he said.
"I didn't have to think this way in college; I had everything laid out for me there. But now I'm the teacher. I take attendance and give assignments. I'm the one helping others find their creative paths."
According to Hanes and Schiller (1994), "The student teacher experience is the traditional transition from theories of the university to practical realities of public schools. It is in this experience that critical changes occur and determine the manner of practice that preservice teachers tend to adopt for their …
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Publication information:
Article title: The Art of Student Teachers.
Contributors: Szekely, George - Author.
Magazine title: Art Education.
Volume: 57.
Issue: 3
Publication date: May 2004.
Page number: 18+.
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