Planning professional development activities. The five modules that make-up the Supervised Teaching Program are designed to prepare graduate students to serve as Teaching Assistants while here at the University and to better prepare them for their future role as faculty members. In addition, you may choose to combine the on-line Modules with a face to face Supervised Teaching component within the department. The School of Social Work has designed a seminar within their department to work with the on-line Supervised Teaching Modules. For an example of how the Modules may be integrated into a department program click here .
Graduate students enroll for supervised teaching credits in their department.
Within their discipline, students are allowed 5 semester hours of supervised teaching credit in their masters or doctoral program. The title of the Supervised Teaching Modules will appear on the students' transcript for each module. Each student will register in their department, using their departmental code for supervised teaching, during the regular registration time period. Each module is one Supervised Teaching credit. Each student can sign up for only two Supervised Teaching modules during any given semester, for a total of two credit hours.