Ncis (Niner Clinical Immersion School) Course Checklist For Candidates Semester 1 Checklist (First Semester In The Program)

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NCIS (Niner Clinical Immersion School) Course Checklist for Candidates
Semester 1 Checklist (first semester in the program)
Intern Name ____________________
Licensure Area
Semester/Year
NCIS School
____________
District___________________________________________
Directions: Read the ENTIRE checklist of activities. Note that some activities require time and planning with a mentor to
complete. As the candidate completes these activities, mentor teachers verify completion with a signature/date. Candidates
should PLAN accordingly with their mentor teachers to complete the list by December 5/May 5. Candidates submit a copy of
the signed, completed checklist 1) to the Taskstream Field Experiences portfolio for the appropriate semester; and 2) to the
course instructor as directed.
List the information below for all mentor teachers who sign this checklist to verify completion of candidate activities (add rows
as needed).
Mentor Teacher Name
Years of Experience
Primary Content / Grade Level
Mentor Teacher Email
Mentor
Date of
INTAS
Teacher
completion
Activity to complete – CHECKLIST 1
C
signature
1.
Create a seating chart for at least one of your assigned classes. Plan a casual conversation with as
many students as possible in the first four (4) weeks. Track this on your seating chart (who you
have talked to, who you haven’t, notes on interactions, etc.). Share with your mentor teacher
when you’ve talked to all the students / end of four weeks.
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2.
Observation + record: your classroom students, focusing on different developmental states of
learners as well as individual student behavior in the classroom. Record your observations as
directed by your course instructor (this could be used to fulfill a course assignment). Discuss your
observations with your mentor teacher.
3.
Discuss with one teacher the behavior management plan for the students. Ask for a copy of any
rules/ handouts that they share with the students. Pay special attention to emergency procedures
(fire drills, lock downs), discipline policies, and individual classroom rules.
4.
Sit near a student with behavioral needs for at least two class periods and observe the student’s
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interactions with others. Record your observations, and afterwards discuss your observations with
the teacher.
5.
Discuss with one teacher how he/she differentiates instruction for students of varied cultural and
linguistic needs in a classroom setting.
6.
After week 3, at the direction of one teacher and with permission, work one-on-one assisting a
student in some capacity with work (e.g., extra tutoring, make-up work assistance, etc.)
7.
With the permission and guidance from two (2) mentor teachers, give concise, clear directions for
Teacher 1:
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an assignment or activity to students. REPEAT all directions at least once. Ask the students to
repeat the directions back to you so you verify they have understood. Then release them for their
Teacher 2:
activity.
8.
Go to the NC DPI Curriculum site at
and find the
official standards for your content area. There are many resources available to assist teachers in
planning for instruction. Review this page and the links available thoroughly—explore! Download
a copy of your official NC curriculum standards for your content area / grade level and read
through them.
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9.
Ask your teacher/s to direct you to a copy of the district/school pacing guide or other planning
resources available for you to review (textbooks, supplementary materials, etc.). Gather these
relevant resources for use in your own planning (as appropriate).

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