
The Middle Childhood Education program at Xavier University provides students with practical experience in elementary school settings. Through a cooperative effort between the university and local schools, students engage in field experiences and a significant student teaching assignment. This program allows aspiring educators to apply classroom learning to real-world teaching scenarios. The student teaching component spans 15 weeks and is a crucial part of the curriculum, designed to prepare students for a career in early and middle childhood education.
The student teaching component of the Middle Childhood Education program at Xavier University spans 15 weeks, providing students with significant practical experience.
Students in the Middle Childhood Education program gain practical experience through field experiences and a 15-week student teaching assignment in elementary school settings, facilitated by a cooperative effort between the university and local schools.
To apply for student teaching, you must download and complete the Student Teaching Application, the Student Teacher Agreement Form, and complete the BCI (Fingerprinting) process. All required forms should then be submitted according to program guidelines.
Required documents include the Student Teaching Application (for Middle Childhood), the Student Teacher Agreement Form, a Timesheet, and proof of completing the BCI (Fingerprinting) process.