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MLC Licensure Advisory Council Martin Luther College Chapel Fellowship Room April 11, 2017 4:15 6:30 pm WEL WELCOME COME APPR APPROVAL OF AL OF MINUTES MINUTES October 11, 2016 FIELD FIELD EXPERIEN EXPERIENCE CE OFFICE OFFICE


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MLC Licensure Advisory Council Martin Luther College Chapel Fellowship Room April 11, 2017 4:15 – 6:30 pm

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WEL WELCOME COME

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APPR APPROVAL OF AL OF MINUTES MINUTES

October 11, 2016

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FIELD FIELD EXPERIEN EXPERIENCE CE OFFICE OFFICE REPOR REPORT

Professor Paul Tess

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5 Emer 5 Emergenc gency T y Teac eacher hers

■ Des Moines, Washington ■ Kenosha, Wisconsin ■ Milwaukee, Wisconsin ■ Peridot, Arizona ■ Saginaw, Michigan

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By the Numb By the Number ers

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Looking Looking Ahead Ahead

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Gr Grads by Lice ads by License nse

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MN R MN Rule ule

Admission to upper division or graduate coursework. Candidates for an initial license shall provide official evidence to the institutions they attend of having taken the examinations adopted under subpart 1, item A, before enrolling in upper division coursework in the professional education sequence. (8710.0500 Subpart 8)

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EDUCA EDUCATION TION DIVISION DIVISION REPOR REPORT

Professor Paul Tess

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Co Co-teac teaching hing Model of Model of Stude Student T nt Teac eaching hing

■ Further exploration of the idea ■ Study the model by participating in training sessions offered through St. Cloud State. ■ College supervisors primarily will assess fit in our partner schools (WELS or public).

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Year ear-long Student T long Student Teac eaching hing

■ “MLC is already considering moving to a co-

teacher model for student teaching, a shift that will require training for all parties involved.” ■ “While the research results seem to be positive, they don’t say much about the effect

  • n teacher quality or student learning.”

■ “Implementation of a year-long student teaching program would require great logistical efforts and the addition of personnel.”

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Online Lea Online Learning ning

  • 1. Students during their first two semesters
  • n campus will take only face-to-face

courses.

  • 2. Only one course may be taken online

during each fall and spring semester.

  • 3. No more than a total of two theology

courses may be taken online throughout the undergraduate program.

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Recomme ecommenda ndations tions

■ No suggested changes to current policy stated, however, more awareness ■ Offer more online course sections to provide additional student choice and flexibility ■ Additional review? ̶̶̷̶̶̷̶̶̷ a new Director of Academic Computing and Online Learning will be starting at MLC in 2017-18

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Student T Student Teac eaching during hing during Emer Emergenc gency T y Teac eaching hing

■ Policy will continue as in the past. ■ Generally, those doing emergency teaching cannot have it fulfill student teaching requirements because no licensed classroom teacher is available to be present in the classroom.

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For discussion

  • r discussion:

While the number of weeks for student teaching in public schools has increased incrementally from four to six, the number of college supervisor visits has remained at two.

Any concerns from cooperating teachers?

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For dis

  • r discussion:

cussion:

How MLC handles background checks for clinical students and student teachers is under

  • review. In brief, currently we require an annual

background check beginning with juniors.

Any input to policy additions/changes being considered?

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For dis

  • r discussion:

cussion:

As a member of the Minnesota College and University Career Services Association, MLC receives the results of a survey sent to Minnesota employers (all employers including the education sector).

Let’s talk about the findings and any implications for MLC.

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LICENSURE LICENSURE OFFICE REP OFFICE REPOR ORT

  • Dr. Cindy Whaley
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Public Sc Public School Placem hool Placements ents

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Standar Standards of ds of E Effectiv ective e Pr Practice Assessme actice Assessment Da nt Data ta

What is the data telling us?

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Tier Tiered Licen ed Licensur sure “Tiers are a moving target.”

Alex Liuzzi, MDE

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Threshold Scores

■ Most edTPA Handbooks 38: 13 – 13 – 12 ■ World Language – Spanish 32: 10 – 13 – 9

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edTP edTPA Remedia emediation tion Upda Update te

90 – Total number registered for

edTPA in 2016 - 2017 17 – Number remediated year-to-date

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MTLE Da MTLE Data ta

88% 82% 68% 74% 86% 64% MN-NES MATHEMATICS MN-NES READING MN-NES WRITING

2016 - 17

Pass Rate - MLC Pass Rate - MN

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MTLE Da MTLE Data ta

25 34 28 1618 1712 1785 EAS MATHEMATICS EAS READING EAS WRITING

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# Takers - MLC # Takers - MN

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SPED Upda SPED Update te

MLC’s Special Education program was approved by the Program Review Panel. Now it moves to the BOT for official approval at their next meeting in May.

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FAREWELL AREWELL

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Thank hank you f

  • u for
  • r your ser
  • ur service!

vice!

Jim Grunwald Earl Heidtke John Isch Janelle Woodbury

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UPCOMING UPCOMING LA LAC MEETI C MEETINGS NGS

October 10 or November 14, 2017 April 10, 2018

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THANK THANK YOU OU FOR COMING FOR COMING

Have a Great Evening!