Curriculum Specialist's Role in Enabling Interns To Acquire and Demonstrate Mastery of Teaching Competencies. Teacher Corps Associates [microform] : Resources for CBTE, No. 3 / Joseph Watson and Harold K. Spriggs.

This document focuses on the role of the curriculum specialist as an advisor to interns in their attempts to acquire and master teaching skills. The curriculum specialist has responsibility for the training of interns and for determining if the intern has met all of the teaching competency objective...

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Main Authors: Watson, Joseph, Spriggs, Harold K. (Author)
Corporate Authors: Wisconsin Univ., Madison. Teacher Corps Associates Program, Public Schools of the District of Columbia
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1973.
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