Teacher Education and Practice in the USA

Teacher Education and Practice

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Location: Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Dates: 8th - 28th January 2012. 2013 TBC.
Price: 2012 $4890*. 2013 TBC.
* Full price. An early bird discount is available for full payments made before September
15th. Price subject to change until paid in full. Eligible students can use OS-HELP to fully cover the program fee (see How to Apply)**
Tuition, twin-share accommodation, cultural activities, some meals (breakfast 7 days/
week and 'light dinner' at 5:00-6:00 pm 4 days/week), field trips for program, certificate,
group shared cell phones, orientation, ground transportation for all scheduled program
activities, and airport pick up and return for multiple arrival times, AIM Overseas pre-
departure preparation and support.
Does not include Airfares, mandatory travel insurance, personal expenses.
Applications now closed for January 2012. Register your interest for 2013
Places are limited and eligible students will be allocated a place on a first-come, first-served basis.

Program Overview

This program gives education students a rare opportunity to undertake an intensive international study program. The course, hosted by the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, will give participants detailed insight into teaching theory and practice in the USA today as well as an opportunity to observe classroom teaching in practice.

The dynamic city of Charlotte, close to the East Coast, serves as a stunning backdrop for this program that will include lectures and seminars, site visits and classroom time in a US

school. Aside from looking at teaching practices in the USA, the program will also address the hot issues in US education today, and include sessions on urban education, special needs students, diversity in the classroom, assessment and the use of technology.

This program is one not to be missed by teaching students. As it takes place during the Australian summer holidays there will also be ample opportunity for students to travel around the USA either before or after the program.

Charlotte, North Carolina, offers the excitement of a cosmopolitan city and the ease of Southern charm, giving it a unique atmosphere.

Nicknamed the “Queen City”, Charlotte is named in honour of the German princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg who had become Queen Consort of British King George III, the year before the city’s founding.

In 2008, Charlotte was chosen the "Best Place to Live in America" by relocate-america.com in its annual ranking and 8 of the 100 "Best Places to Live and Launch" by

CNNMoney.com for cities picked for their vibrant lifestyles and opportunities for new businesses.

“It was the most invaluable experience that I have ever encountered. It has enriched both my personal and professional future.” Debbie Luckett

Read other testimonials from past participants

Places are limited and eligible students will be allocated a place on a first-come, first-served basis.

How to Apply and Frequently Asked Questions

8 January 2012

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