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The National Center for Teacher Education (NCTE) serves in a leadership role for teacher education initiatives, working collaboratively with community colleges, school districts, business, education groups, government, and community leaders to develop programs and services that support the community college role in teacher education locally, statewide, and nationally. NCTE is based out of the Academic and Student Affairs Division at the Maricopa County Community Colleges District Office (MCCCD).
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Fingerprint Clearance Requirement
Arizona state law now requires any person who participates in a teacher preparation program that is approved by the Arizona State Board of Education to obtain a fingerprint clearance card before participating in field experience in which services will be provided directly to pupils. Although Rio Salado College and Scottsdale Community College are the only State Board approved colleges in the Maricopa County Community College District, many school districts are requiring that college students be fingerprinted PRIOR to participating in field experiences at their schools.
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• The purpose of the NACCTEP National Scholarship Program is to provide financial assistance to community college students (undergraduate or alternative certification/post-baccalaureate) who are studying to become teachers at a NACCTEP member college. All Maricopa Community Colleges are NACCTEP member colleges.
• Awards are for a total of $1,000.
• Scholarship awards will be made available through college financial aid offices.
• Scholarship applications due no later than Friday, April 23, 2010.
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The Student Portal provides a central location for information about Maricopa teacher education programs and becoming a teacher in Arizona.
This webpage is designed to assist high school and college students, or re-careering adults, in finding information about the education field, as well as the teacher education and early childhood programs offered through Maricopa Community Colleges.
The Maricopa County Community College District has ten colleges throughout the greater Phoenix area that serve thousands of students. Teacher education programs are offered at all ten colleges; early childhood programs are offered at seven. All colleges partner with universities in an effort to make your journey to becoming a teacher a smooth one.
Click here to access the Student Portal
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| The Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) and Educational Impact are proud to present Teaching Strategies to Super Charge Your Classroom. This online professional development program provides faculty members with an understanding of the teaching strategies needed to be a successful college instructor.
This program is available free of charge to Maricopa Community College employees. If you are interested, contact Eric Leshinskie at eric.leshinskie@domail.maricopa.edu.
Other interested parties, please visit Educational Impact. Click on Teaching Strategies to Super Charge Your Classroom in the left column to preview the program.
Click here for one page flyer
Click here for detailed flyer |
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