2. Field experiences are vital tools in which you will
participate and experience the authentic
applications of your coursework. Level 2
(tutoring students) experiences are especially
valuable.
Case study requires 10 clock hours of
teaching/tutoring a single student.
Overview
3. Your case study is an experience where you will
select and teach/tutor a single student.
The student must be representative of the
certification you are pursuing. That is, you must
select a high school-aged student if you are
pursuing secondary teacher certification.
Student Selection
4. The student may not be:
A member of your immediate family
Of an age outside your certification area
Someone you currently teach or tutor
The student may be:
A friend’s child
A child you have not taught but know you will
next school year
Student Selection
5. Components
Description of learner
Session log
Session records
Student artifacts
Summary of
experiences
6. Description of Student
Complete demographic
description of student
Race, gender,
ethnicity,
achievement levels,
special needs,
learning styles,
learning patterns, etc.
8. Session Records
Outline of each session
Use template in
Moodle
Select any topics
relevant to your
certification area to
teach the student
Total clock hours must
equal 10
9. Student Artifacts
Collect one student
artifact per session
Must reflect student
learning during session
If not digital, scan
artifact or take digital
photo of it to submit
10. Illustrate student growth by referencing
specific sessions and artifacts
Relate your experience and student learning to
topics in EDUC 5600
Cite textbook, course activities, ATLAS
observations, etc.
Summary reflects entire 10-hour experience
Summary of Experiences
11. Summary must address:
Progression of student learning throughout the
10 hours
Anecdotal comments on student
engagement/interest and how it was addressed
Theories, concepts, practices, etc. learned in
course that were used or noticed
Lessons learned (what you expected versus what
happened)
Reflection on experience in general and how it
will affect your teaching
Summary of Experiences
