Consortium of State Organizations for Texas Teacher Education

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Consortium of State Organizations for Texas Teacher Education Presentation for Consortium of State Organizations for Texas Teacher Education DeAnn Lechtenberger, Ph.D. Texas Tech University Frank Mullins, Ph.D. University of Texas for the Permian Basin Financial Support for Project IDEAL is provided by the Texas Council for Developmental Disabilities, with Federal funds* made available by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. *$599,247 (74%) DD funds; $218,725 (26%) non-federal resources. Project IDEAL

Purpose of Project IDEAL Project Goal: to create teacher education model to train pre-service general education teachers and administrators who are skilled in providing positive learning experiences for ALL students in least restrictive environments, especially those from diverse cultural backgrounds and with disabilities Project IDEAL

Building on Strengths Capitalize on the strengths of the faculty, students, and staff at TTU COE and the surrounding communities. Incorporate the values that are evident in our mission to enhance our teacher preparation curriculum Document changes at the program, practice, and individual levels Project IDEAL

Project IDEAL Connecting Research to Practice Evaluation

Research Model Phase One Needs assessments Pre-service teachers Families of students with disabilities Project Advisory Committee Project IDEAL

Focus Groups Capstone Classes Elementary & Middle Level Student Teachers Eight focus groups of 13-19 participants each Total of 68 students Project IDEAL

Focus Group Outcomes Major Themes: Classroom & Behavior Management Field Experiences Pre – student teaching Student teaching Strategies Project IDEAL

Classroom & Behavior Management Positive Classroom & Behavior Management Handling emotional & social problems Maintaining a positive classroom environment Addressing disruptive behaviors & power struggles Keeping students on task Time management Managing paraeducators Several student teachers stated they would be willing to take an additional course in behavior management. Project IDEAL

Strategies Need for more training on strategies Supporting students with disabilities across subject areas How to provide modifications & accommodations Balancing instruction for all students Working with interventionists Talking with students about special needs Adjusting teaching & testing procedures How to do co-teaching with special educators Project IDEAL

Field Experiences Field experiences Need to incorporate working with students with disabilities “We learn what they look like and their labels, but we never get to see them in the classroom and how to work with them.” Request for more hands on experience with students with disabilities before and during student teaching. Need to see how general educators work collaboratively with special educators. Project IDEAL

Field Experiences Cooperating teachers Confusion about which students were in special education programs versus other pull out programs. Cooperating teachers lacked experience and knowledge about how to work with students with disabilities. Student teachers were instructed to just let students with disabilities wait until time to go to special education classroom. Lack of communication with cooperating teacher on how to identify and work with students with disabilities. Project IDEAL

Teaching Modules From these themes the following 7 modules have been developed for the Project IDEAL website: Overview of Special Education Classroom Management Behavior Management Attitudes Towards Individuals with Disabilities Special Education Policies and Procedures Parent Involvement Response to Intervention (RTI) Project IDEAL

Data Collection Secondary Education Student Teachers Currently do not have a designated special education course available Surveys conducted within Capstone Class Meetings Individual interviews for more in-depth information COE Faculty Feedback – Teacher Education Council meetings COE Brown Bag Presentations Family Focus Group or Interviews Curriculum & Instruction Crosswalk Development Project IDEAL

Project IDEAL Updates Original Teaching Modules: http://www.projectidealonline.org Launch of new layer of training videos http://www.projectidealonline.org/ideal_action_ site/ Project IDEAL