What are your thoughts about the teacher candidate visual resource?

It is interesting reading, and without a doubt reading the words of real teaching candidates is more powerful than hypothesizing about what they might be thinking, or capable of, as I prepare or teach a class.  It was accessible, easy to scroll, and visually pleasing.

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The three areas focused on by the CITE sub-group are:

– empower learners and communities

– promote joyful, meaningful learning

– transform institutions towards justice

• I think the framing of equity is well done, very broad, and it needs to be given the audience of senior colleges and community colleges, the participating programs, the…

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This is certainly jumping right into it. and while I am reviewing the tools, not sure I have enough of a focus on what I want to do or certainly not a knowledge of a new tool, at this point to say with a definite voice that, “This is it.” I know I am supposed to develop an idea, and an artifact, so here I go. The idea is to take the NYS Next Gen…[Read more]

Good day, my name is Stephen Powers and I am a professor at Bronx Community College, appointed to the Department of Education and Academic Literacy since 2000. Prior to that I had taught middle school, served as an elementary principal, as well as a high school assistant principal for academics.

The cards I kept in my hand through the end of the…[Read more]

Luke, or anyone on the committee,

I completed the survey now.
Just a point of information as I am no longer with CAT, how many of the people on the committee are university professors who teach full-time?

Thanks,  Steve

Luke,
I will take the survey now.
Just a point of information as I am off CAT these days.
How many of the people on the committee are university professors who teach fulltime?

Steve

Thank you Bruce.
I lean towards a hosted environment as well; I think that provides the immediate gratification that you mention.