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Program - Consecutive Education
Queen’s Consecutive Education Program allows students to develop the skills needed to become a critically reflective teacher – the kind of teacher who looks beyond the immediate activities of daily practice.The program will foster a natural inclination to teach. You will learn how to guide and motivate the enquiring minds of children and young adults. The program can usually be completed in two-terms (eight months). Teacher candidates participate in a combination of course work and practicum experiences in each term. The program provides teacher candidates with both the theory and practice of teaching, using in-school experiences as the basis of discussions.
Typical Consecutive Education Program Schedule
A typical year consists of up to sixteen weeks of practical experience, interspersed with in-class learning activities.
FALL TERM
September and beginning of October: Classes (4-5 weeks)
October: Practicum (3 weeks)
November: Classes (5 weeks)
December: Practicum (3 weeks)
WINTER TERM
January to mid-February: Classes (5 weeks)
Mid-February to mid-March: Practicum (4 weeks)
End of March, start of April: Alternative Practicum (3 weeks)
April: Classes (4 weeks)
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