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Resources for Bachelor of Education students

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Here are the key dates, policies, guides and information you will need during your program to help you succeed.

The Dr. J.M Brown Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teacher Education - Application Form

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The Dr. J.M. Brown Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teacher Education

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Resources for graduate students in Education

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The resources below will help graduate students in the Faculty of Education complete their programs with success.

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Basic test May 12

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Practicum advisors and mentor teachers

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As mentors, practicum advisors (PAs) and mentor teachers (MTs - formerly referred to as Cooperating Teachers - CTs)  have a significant influence on the professional growth of teacher candidates. They help teacher candidates to learn how to establish and maintain a caring learning environment that supports all students.  

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