EED 233

Students are responsible for ALL information on the Office of Field Experience Level I Field Experience Website.

Level I Field Experiences provide SHSU teacher candidates with an introduction to the public school environment from the standpoint of a future educator. Professional expectation, focused observations, and thoughtful reflections are emphasized in the field experience for EED 233- Becoming a Teacher. Teacher candidates are required to complete and document ten (10) hours of public school field experience required for this course. The ten hours of field experience will be divided between individual field experience in the public schools, field experience with class and instructor, and videos. Teacher candidates may be assigned, by the campus, to any classroom setting or combination of settings within elementary, intermediate, or middle school settings. For assignments in the intermediate and middle schools, candidate placement in core subjects is required.

Forms submitted on Tk20 (to be completed within the first few weeks of class)

Read conduct guidelines of SHSU students visiting participating public schools in our partnership

Submit Standards of Professional Conduct form on Tk20
Submit Online-Orientation Verification and Standards of Professional Conduct on Tk20

Students should view:

Application to Ed Prep PowerPoint and Audio
EED 233 Orientation PowerPoint
Level I Field Experience Calendar
EED 233 Documentation Log
Online Field Experience Profile
Tk20: Students will need to submit the Standards of Professional Conduct and Orientation Verification and Feedback surveys on Tk20 within the first few weeks of class.
Instructions to complete DAP Reflection on Tk20

EED 233 Dates, Deadlines & Documentation to complete 3 hours of REGISTERED Field Experience
See the entire Level I Field Experience Calendar for further details

Aug 24- Sept 1	APPLY TO EDUCATOR PREPARATION PROGRAM (Room 217A, TEC)
Dec 10	ONLINE F.E. PROFILE DUE (do not submit a hard copy)

Please access all of the tabs on the left-hand side of this page for more detailed information.

Education students should regularly access their Sam Mail email account and websites for information.

Email graduate assistant Emily Dolphin or call/leave message at 936-294-1157 with any questions or concerns