Catching up on some old items.
Back in 2010, a report came out that many Illinois colleges don't prepare teachers for the classroom. My old alma mater, Northern Illinois, and Illinois State are the state's two biggest producers of teachers. I don't know, I taught for 33 years and thought I did a good job.
Back when I was taking my education classes in the 1972-1973 year, there were many things the professors told me to do, that I didn't as I didn't think it would work. They hadn't been in the classroom in a long time.
I would like to see college education professors have a rotating basis: Five years teaching at college and five years at a regular public school. And that teaching definitely should not be in a college lab school or honors/magnet school or one in a rich area.
Then they would have a better grasp of what is going on "out there."
Well, That's What I'd Do. --RoadDog
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