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Student Teaching

Develop Practical
Skills

Experience outside of our classroom—but within your own.

Teaching is both an art and a science—vibrant and endlessly complex. While we provide the foundational skills in instruction, the real magic happens in a live classroom. Student teaching is the proven way to experience the nuanced responsibilities of a teacher, guided every step by seasoned educators. This isn’t just practice: it’s your opportunity to truly bring learning (and teaching) to life.

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UW-Green Bay student teaching young elementary kids

Resources for Supervisors

Whether you're a teacher in the community or a faculty member at UW-Green Bay, thank you for helping our students succeed! Access evaluations and handbooks to help you while you host or supervise a student teacher.

Support for Supervisors

Future Student Teachers

Congratulations! You are just about finished with your Education coursework and are ready to begin the process of checking out to student teach.

In order to begin the check-out process, you must attend a student teacher check out meeting with the student teaching coordinator at the beginning of the semester prior to your student teaching semester:

  • Spring student teachers must attend a check out meeting the September before student teaching.
  • Fall student teachers must attend a check out meeting the February before student teaching.

Documents

You'll need to provide these documents to the student teaching coordinator to check out and secure teaching placement for student teaching.

2 Data Form & Philosophy Statements

These are used to secure your student teaching placement with area school districts. Before your scheduled check out meeting, please email PDFs of each form to the student teaching coordinator.

Kory Baker

Want to Know More?

Kory Baker, Educational Program Coordinator and Recruiter, is committed to student success, both as students here at UW-Green Bay and teachers in the community. If you have questions, he can help!

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