Field Study 

Field Study 1 and 2 are essential components of teacher education programs designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. These courses provide future educators with hands-on experience in real classroom settings, allowing them to observe, participate in, and reflect on the teaching and learning processes.

Field Study 1 focuses on introducing students to the school environment, classroom dynamics, and the various roles and responsibilities of teachers. Students engage in activities such as classroom observations, assisting in lesson preparation, and understanding the organizational structure of schools. This initial exposure helps them develop a foundational understanding of the educational setting and the complexities of teaching.

Field Study 2 builds on this foundation by providing more in-depth experiences in instructional planning and delivery. Students take on a more active role by assisting in the teaching process, implementing lesson plans, and engaging with students. They also reflect on their experiences to identify strengths and areas for improvement, further honing their teaching skills.

Together, Field Study 1 and 2 offer a comprehensive approach to teacher training, emphasizing the importance of practical experience in developing effective and reflective educators. These courses prepare future teachers to navigate the challenges of the classroom and to apply their theoretical knowledge in meaningful and impactful ways.