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1

Why should you begin now as a preservice teacher to consider ways for improving your skills as a regular classroom teacher?
2

What are some ways for coping with problems or concerns related to the job of teaching?
3

Which of your experiences as a preservice teacher do you think will help you as a beginning teacher? In what ways has your teacher education program focused your acquisition of important teaching skills and dispositions?
4

Of the following evaluation alternatives—student, peer, self, and supervisory—which would you prefer as a beginning teacher? Why? As an experienced teacher? Why?
5

Name two or three professional organizations you expect to join as a teacher. Go to their websites and review the qualifications for membership. Are preservice teachers permitted to join? How do you expect to benefit from membership in these organizations? What is the explicitly stated mission of each association?





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