What is STS for Teacher Training Students? As a teacher trainee, you must know what an STS is.
Supported Teaching in School (STS) is a practical program in teacher training that equips students with real-world teaching experience under the supervision of experienced educators. This is done by going to your partner school like a basic school close to your college or your areas assigned to you by your college. It happens within the week days . On that day, there won’t be any campus lectures for such students unless organized by your tutor. All students must go to their partner school to observe experience teachers in such school. Those teachers becomes your mentor to observe to gain an experience in how teaching is delivered and classroom management. Just look at what an STS involve. Please join us on WhatsApp for more updates https://chat.whatsapp.com/HPfqFbuSt7fA2MVV742k2V
1. What It Involves: Students engage in teaching at partner schools, starting with lesson observations and gradually taking on teaching responsibilities.
2. Key Objectives:
– Apply theoretical knowledge to classroom practice.
– Develop skills in lesson planning, delivery, and classroom management.
– Receive guidance and feedback for growth.
3. Benefits:
– Builds confidence and teaching expertise.
– Offers mentorship and networking opportunities.
– Encourages reflective practice to improve teaching.
STS bridges theory and real-world application, preparing aspiring teachers for successful, independent careers in education. It’s a vital step in transforming into a confident and skilled educator or teacher.
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