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Student Teaching's Legal Status Varies Widely Among States

Earl Hoffman

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State laws regulating supervising teachers and protecting student teachers vary widely, according to this survey of state superintendents of education. Teacher educators are advised to check their state codes and to propose legislation, if needed.

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State laws regulating supervising teachers and protecting student teachers vary widely, according to this survey of state superintendents of education. Teacher educators are advised to check their state codes and to propose legislation, if needed.

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State laws regulating supervising teachers and protecting student teachers vary widely, according to this survey of state superintendents of education. Teacher educators are advised to check their state codes and to propose legislation, if needed.

Key concepts: Legislation, State (computer science), Mathematics education, Legal status, Political science, Student teacher, Pedagogy, Psychology

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