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AN SCI 799

PRACTICUM IN ANIMAL SCIENCES TEACHING

1-3 credits.

Instructional orientation to teaching at the higher education level in the agricultural and life sciences, direct teaching experience under faculty supervision, experience in testing and evaluation of students, and the analysis of teaching performance.

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Requisites: Consent of instructor Course Designation: Grad 50% - Counts toward 50% graduate coursework requirement Repeatable for Credit: No Last Taught: Fall 2026 Learning Outcomes: 1. articulate learning goals of the practicum separately from the main educational goals of the course in which the practicum takes place; Audience: Graduate 2. gain experience in creating, revising, critiquing course syllabi, that is, get firsthand experience in developing course requirements and policies Audience: Graduate 3. develop a strategy process to align course materials and course assignments with course objectives. Audience: Graduate 4. practice teaching under distinct instructional modalities; lecture vs discussion vs labs; synchronous vs asynchronous remote instruction Audience: Graduate 5. prepare and implement lesson plans of a class period, a week of instruction, or a module of the class Audience: Graduate 6. acquire classroom management skills including how to deliver content, lead a discussion, handle questions and answers Audience: Graduate 7. develop both formative and summative evaluation instruments to gain feedback on how to assess and improve the teaching and learning process Audience: Graduate Learning Outcomes: 1. articulate learning goals of the practicum separately from the main educational goals of the course in which the practicum takes place; Audience: Graduate 2. gain experience in creating, revising, critiquing course syllabi, that is, get firsthand experience in developing course requirements and policies Audience: Graduate 3. develop a strategy process to align course materials and course assignments with course objectives. Audience: Graduate 4. practice teaching under distinct instructional modalities; lecture vs discussion vs labs; synchronous vs asynchronous remote instruction Audience: Graduate 5. prepare and implement lesson plans of a class period, a week of instruction, or a module of the class Audience: Graduate 6. acquire classroom management skills including how to deliver content, lead a discussion, handle questions and answers Audience: Graduate 7. develop both formative and summative evaluation instruments to gain feedback on how to assess and improve the teaching and learning process Audience: Graduate

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