דר' חגית אבן-ריפינסקי 79-323-01 פרקטיקום
שם ומספר הקורס: 79-323-01
שם המרצה: דר' חגית אבן-ריפינסקי
Dr. Hagit Evan-Rifinski
סוג הקורס: פרקטיקום
Practicum
שנת לימודים: תשע"ח סמסטר: קורס שנתי היקף שעות: 4
יום ושעה: יום א' - 08.00-12.00
https://lemida.biu.ac.il/אתר הקורס:
rifinski@gmail.comכתובת מייל:
שעת קבלה: סמסטר א' - ימי א' - בשעה 15.45
סמסטר ב' – ימי א' – בשעה 17.45
בתיאום מראש
חדר: 511
א. מטרות הקורס (מטרות על / מטרות ספציפיות):
Course Objectives:
Practice teaching offers the student teacher first-hand teaching experience and the opportunity to explore the learning processes in the EFL classroom. Meaningful connections between theory and practice will be made. Through observation of a mentor teacher and supervised teaching, the student teacher will be expected to develop a repertoire of teaching skills, understand diverse learners and become familiar with the English Curriculum and its implementation in the classroom. By conducting action research, the student teacher will also be able to identify problematic areas in the field and come up with innovative solutions to address them.
Objectives:
- To implement the principles and theories discussed in the English Teaching Methodology and Micro-teaching as well as other courses in the department.
- To acquire practical teaching experience in the Junior High/High School.
- To develop a repertoire of teaching skills.
- To develop the ability to reflect upon the teaching experience.
- To strengthen work ethics.
- To plan and use a variety of teaching techniques in the heterogeneous classroom.
- To become familiar with the course books and supplementary materials.
- To develop teaching units and supplementary materials and reflect upon their use in the classroom.
- To explore, understand, and contribute to the school culture.
ב. תוכן הקורס:
Course Description:
The Practicum focuses on the development of practical knowledge and skills in teaching English as an additional language in the Junior High and High School. Students will integrate and apply theoretical knowledge acquired in Methodology in EFL Teaching and Micro-teaching as well as in others courses in the program.
Student teaching is an experience. It is a learning process that allows future teachers to demonstrate their knowledge and their ability to design instructional strategies, manage and motivate students, evaluate their students’ learning and collaborate with others in the professional field. As a result, student teachers will be able to identify, interpret, and clarify the underlying assumptions of their professional practices.
Topics:
During the practicum students will:
- collect data through observation. The data will serve as a basis for a collaborative discussion on the lesson.
- analyze the social and educational aspects of the school.
- teach part and/or whole lessons, and reflect upon them.
- reflect upon experiences and evaluate instructional practices and their impact on learning.
- identify their personal strengths and weaknesses during field experiences, seeking opportunities for professional growth and development.
- assist the mentor teacher in different activities- check tests/notebooks, help individual pupils, assist in group activities
- create instructional materials
- contribute to the school- (e.g. participate in various school events and activities)
Methods of Instruction:
The course includes classroom observation, teaching and co-teaching, creating various teaching materials, classroom investigation procedures, analyzing case studies and involvement in different school activities. The students will meet the mentor teacher for sharing processes before the lesson and for reflection sessions after the lesson.
Please note: This course is part of a three-fold program for training English teachers. English Language Teaching Methodology, Micro-Teaching and the Practicum are the core courses and they must all be completed in order to achieve the requirements of the degree and to be fully equipped to teach English in the Israeli school system.
ג. דרישות קדם:----
Preliminary Requirements
Students must hold a degree in English
- demonstrate a high proficiency in the English language.
- be highly motivated to teach and make a difference in the education system.
ד. דרישות הקורס:
Course Requirements:
Students are required to:
- Observe and teach at least 40 class hours in both JHS and HS over at least 5 months (November – March).* See suggested breakdown of hours.
- Submit a report of their work including a reflection/evaluation of it.
- Complete at least 10 observation tasks each semester.
- Submit at least 20 lesson plans (including a reflection and assessment of each of them), 10 of which should be whole lessons.
- Give one test lesson each semester which will be observed and evaluated by the mentor teacher.
- Give one test lesson which will be observed and evaluated by the pedagogical advisor.
All the above work is to be kept on an E-PORTFOLIO on a shared Google Doc. Please note that your E-PORTFOLIO will be inspected over the course of the year and must be completed by June 30.
Students may also :
- take initiative and conduct classroom research
- take initiate and prepare a special project for the school they will be at.
Observation tasks, lesson plan format, etc. can all be found on the Moodle site.
*Suggested breakdown of the 40 hours students must be at school:
Semester I: High School ** |
Semester II: Junior-High School |
Observations/ assisting the teacher in preparing material, checking Homework/quizzes/exams: 10 hours |
Observations/ assisting the teacher in preparing material, checking Homework/quizzes/exams: 10 hours |
teaching lessons or part of a lesson/tutoring small groups: 10 hours |
teaching lessons or parts of a lesson/tutoring small groups: 10 hours |
Total hours in HS: 20 |
Total hours in JHS: 20 |
** Consider starting your observations in HS, as many lessons get cancelled in HS in the second semester due to the matriculation exams.
ה. מרכיבי הציון הסופי :
Breakdown of final grade
Criteria |
Percentage |
E-portfolio which includes: A general report and reflection of your practicum 10 observation tasks 20 lesson plans + reflections |
45 |
Test lesson (observed by the pedagogical advisor) |
25 |
Mentor teachers’ evaluation (which includes two test lessons) |
30 |
NOTE: Up to 15% of your grade can be deducted for poor language proficiency.
Passing Grade: 76
ו. ביבליוגרפיה: (חובה/רשות)
Bibliography
קריאת חובה/רשות
Required/ Additional Reading Material
Sample of Course Bibliography**
**A complete bibliography can be found on the Moodle site of the course
Admiraal, W. & Wubbels, T. (2005). Multiple voices, multiple realities, what truth? Student teachers’ learning to reflect in different paradigms. Teachers & Teaching, Vol. 11 Issue 3, p315-329.
Alger, C. (2006). ‘What went well, what didn’t go so well’: growth of reflection in pre-service teachers. Reflective Practice, Vol. 7 Issue 3, p287-301. (001226437)
Aitken, P. (2002). Teaching Tenses: Ideas for presenting and practicing tenses in English. UK: ELB (002454696) ( מכון פדגוגי 428.24 AIT t)
Brown, H. Douglas (2002), Principles of language learning and teaching, (6th ed). Longman. Retrieved from:
http://portal.cuc.edu.ve/upc/PNFT/INGLES/Principles_of_Language_Learning_and_Teaching.pdf
Celce-Murcia, M. (2013). Teaching English as a second or foreign language (4th ed.). Boston, MA: Heinle & Heinle. (002434139 ) (מכון פדגוגי 420.7 TEA 2014)
Chitpin, S. (2006). The use of reflective journal keeping in a teacher education program: a Popperian analysis. Reflective Practice 7 (1): 73-86. (001226437)
Finlay, L. (2008). Reflecting on ‘Reflective practice’ PBPL paper 52 A discussion paper prepared for PBPL CETL
Harmer, J. (2015). The practice of English language teaching (with DVD) (5th ed). New York, NY: Pearson. (002434146 ) (428.24 HAR p5 מכון פדגוגי)
Hattie, J.A.C. (2016). Visible learning into action: International case studies of impact. Oxford, UK: Routledge. (002418594) (371.394 HAT v חינוך)
Kagan, S. (1992). Cooperative learning resources for teachers. Riverside, CA: University of California Press. (000037691 ) (חינוך 371.3 KAG)
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Koda, K. (2005). Insights into second language reading. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (1105922) (מכון פדגוגי 407 KOD)
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Ministry of Education (1993). A communicative methodology. Jerusalem: Author. (0219461) (חינוך 420.7 COM)
Ministry of Education (2004). Professional standards for English teachers. Jerusalem: Maalot. (1115306) (אנגלית 420.7 PRO)
Ministry of Education (2008). Adapting the English curriculum for students with disabilities. Retrieved from: http://meyda.education.gov.il/files/tochniyot_limudim/special/english.pdf
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http://cms.education.gov.il/NR/rdonlyres/9BA1DF0C-AFF3-4E64-B67F-621E5B87B5B4/193258/PRACTICALGUIDEFORTEACHINGVOCABULARYN.doc
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ז. שם הקורס באנגלית:
Title of the course in English:
Practicum