1. Destination student teaching: You’re invited!
Liberty University
Michelle B. Goodwin, Ed.D.
Miranda Arnold, Ed.S.

2. Placement availability issue
Diverse experiences needed, but not always readily available
Adopting global perspective
Saturation of placements surrounding campus
Candidate placement interests
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3. solution Create cohort opportunities at a distance from campus
Establish protocol that maintains CAEP, SPA, and State standards for accreditation and licensure
Evaluation
Gate system
Supervision
Credentials
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4. STUDY ABROAD Outline course availability and participation
Coordinate with professors of courses
Ensure placement/lessons align with course objectives/learning outcomes
Coordinate with LU Send
Assistance with tracking travel itineraries, visas, etc.
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5. cohorts Clarendon, Jamaica Washington, DC
Early field experience prior to student teaching, as well as student teaching
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6. Jamaica Service learning Learn the culture
Dress according to school guidelines
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7. Washington, DC Urban setting; partnerships with DC Public Schools
Washington Fellowship
Service project/early visit
Dorm-style living with Resident Assistant (RA)
Networking events
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8. Washington, DC You The US Capitol
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9. discussion Share current placement cohort practices/ideas
Tips and successes
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