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. Childhood Education, Literacy and TESOL.
Exceptional, Deaf and Interpreter Education. Foundations and Secondary Education. Leadership, School Counseling and Sport Management. International Teaching. Program Information. Educator Professional Learning UPDSOur Urban Professional Development School Partnership (UPDS) is an urban learning partnership between University of North Florida's College of Education and Human Services and Duval County Public Schools. Professional Development Schools (PDSs) are formed through partnerships between professional education programs and P-12 schools to prepare new teachers, provide faculty development and enhance student achievement.
UNF students have opportunities to experience rich, clinical practice experiences along a continuum of placements. On-site methods courses provide opportunities to work directly with elementary and middle school students through tutoring in both reading and math, with a focus on impacting student learning. Field and internship experiences give UNF students an opportunity to become immersed into the school community where they learn and grow from co-teaching alongside experienced educators.
UNF students are civically engaged in the school community and actively work to address the needs of P-12 students and the school. Development of a peer support middle school elective, planting garden beds to supplement science and life skills curriculum, and improving school culture are just a few of the many projects that have come to fruition as a result of the partnership.(PDF file- you may need to download Acrobat Reader to view) Tiger Academy- Urban Public Charter School PartnershipThis unique, collaborative partnership between the University of North Florida and Tiger Academy, a charter school in the Jacksonville urban core, is a transformational experience for everyone involved.
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UNF education majors gain valuable experience working with Tiger Academy students, teaching them new techniques, conducting relevant research and increasing parental involvement.UNF students are paired with Tiger Academy third-graders who become their 'buddy' throughout the semester. Each day, UNF students learn new techniques and lessons, which they immediately take into the classroom to share with their buddy, providing more ways for students to learn and thrive.