Page 95 - Clearwater Christian College 1992

tanning Ahead
Jennifer and Julie Head
“ goof” around with Mr.
Donald Meloy, the princi­
pal from
Christian School, during
the teacher recruitment
conferance held annually
at the College.
During his student teach­
ing, Dean Updegraff en­
lightens his students with
some of the finer points of
history as part of his con­
tribution to the class dis­
cussion.
After three and one-half years of intensive
training and instruction, education majors and
minors are finally ready for their student teach­
ing internship.
Our student teachers are placed in coop­
erating public and Christian schools. They
teach ranging from elementary through high
school. With so many schools in the Tri-city
area, our seniors are able to acquaint the
selves with different curricula and the specific
requirements each type of school represents.
The College hosts an annual Teacher Re­
cruitment Conference. The education club
helped sponsor this two-day event in which
principals needing teachers set up booths of
their schools and interview potential appli­
cants. Juniors and Seniors brought their re­
sumes as potential employees. They were
searching for the right place to teach as much
as the principals were looking for the right
people to teach their students. The underclass-
en education majors were afforded the op­
portunity to become aquainted with different
schools for future contact. This year there were
thirty-five schools represented at the Confer­
ence.
Hackensack