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Clinical Practice & Licensure

  • Clinical Practice & Licensure
    • Teacher Candidate Quick Start Guide
    • Clinical Teacher Quick Start Guide
    • Clinical Teacher Training
    • University Supervisor Quick Start Guide

The Office of Clinical Practice and Licensure coordinates student teaching placements, assists with the licensure process, and provides ongoing support and up-to-date information throughout the clinical teaching experience.

The clinical teaching experience

The clinical teaching experience, also known as student teaching is a year-long, university-supervised, classroom experience that takes place during the final year. Students become eligible for a clinical placement upon acceptance to the professional licensure program.

Each year, we coordinate the placement of more than 250 Teacher Candidates in 30 Oregon school districts.

Who is involved in the clinical teaching experience?

  • Teacher Candidate: The student in the professional licensure program completing their clinical teaching experience. Sometimes called the student teacher or preservice teacher.
  • Cooperating Teacher: The experienced teacher sharing their classroom with the Teacher Candidate. Sometimes called the supervising teacher, mentor teacher, or clinical teacher.
  • University Supervisor: The person responsible for supporting both the Teacher Candidate and the Cooperating Teacher.

Resources

  • UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR
  • CLINICAL TEACHER
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Early (ECSE) Childhood Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR ECSE UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS

  • University Supervisor Quick Start Guide

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS IN THE ECSE PROGRAM

UG & MAT Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR UG/MAT UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS

  • University Supervisor Quick Start Guide

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS IN THE UG/MAT PROGRAM

SPED Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR SPED UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS

  • University Supervisor Quick Start Guide

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS IN THE SPED PROGRAM

ESOL Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR ESOL UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS

  • University Supervisor Quick Start Guide

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR UNIVERSITY SUPERVISORS IN THE ESOL PROGRAM

  • (bring to final meeting)

Early (ECSE) Childhood Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR ECSE CLINICAL TEACHERS

  • Clinical Teacher Quick Start Guide
  • Clinical Teacher Training
  • Co-Teaching Strategies

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR CLINICAL TEACHERS IN THE ECSE PROGRAM

UG, FLEX, & MAT Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR UG/MAT CLINICAL TEACHERS

  • Clinical Teacher Quick Start Guide
  • Clinical Teacher Training
  • Co-Teaching Strategies

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR CLINICAL TEACHERS IN THE UG/MAT PROGRAM

SPED Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR SPED LINICAL TEACHERS

  • Clinical Teacher Quick Start Guide
  • Clinical Teacher Training
  • Co-Teaching Strategies

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR CLINICAL TEACHERS IN THE SPED PROGRAM

ESOL Program

HELPFUL RESOURCES NEEDED FOR ESOL CLINICAL TEACHERS

  • Clinical Teacher Quick Start Guide
  • Clinical Teacher Training
  • Co-Teaching Strategies

🟥 REQUIRED FORMS FOR CLINICAL TEACHERS IN THE ESOL PROGRAM

  • (bring to final meeting)

Principal Licensure Program SKSD

Contacts

Dr. Jessica Dougherty
Co-Director
doughertyj@mail.wou.edu

Dr. Alcica Wenzel
Co-Director
wenzela@wou.edu

Anna Cottom
Clinical Placement Coordinator
cottoma@wou.edu

College of Education

Richard Woodcock Education Center

Phone: (503) 838-8471

Email: education@wou.edu

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