Teacher Education Council
Purpose: The Teacher Education Council advises the Dean of the College of Education concerning matter of curriculum that leads to certification. Faculty and staff responsible for certification programs meet at a minimum biannually to discuss curriculum, state rules governing certification, changes to certification programs and review accountability measures.
Committee Members: Chair, Scarlet Clouse
- Jason Pierce, Dr. Arnoldo De León Department of History
- Herman Otis Howard, Department of Communication and Mass Media
- Michael Dixon, Department of Biology
- Erin Ashworth-King, Natalie Zan Ryan Department of English and Modern Languages
- Chris Stewart, Department of Visual and Performing Arts
- Chase Runyan, Department of Agriculture
- Karl Havlak, Department of Mathematics
- Kim Livengood, Department of Curriculum & Instruction
- Donald Topliff, Vice President of Academic Affairs
- Paul Swets, College of Science and Engineering
- John Klingemann, College of Arts and Humanities
- Wendy Sklenarik, EPI Center, Director of Educator Support Services
Fall 2019
- Agenda
- Minutes
- Sign-in
- Dr. Clouse’s Presentation
- Commissioner of Education Fall 2019 CSOTTE Presentation
- TEA Fall 2019 CSOTTE Presentation
- ASU’s 2018-2019 Overall Pass Rates
- ASU’s 2018-2019 Content Pass Rates
Fall 2016
- Agenda
- Minutes
- Review of TAC 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 233, 247, 249
- TEA Fee Chart
- EPP Accreditation Indicators (Pass Rates)
- ASU Self Improvement Plan
Fall 2015
Summer 2014
- Agenda
- Minutes
- TEA Accreditation Letter
- TEA Action Plan (Male Students)
- Proposed Changes to 227, 228 and 229
- New Teacher Standards
- Dyslexia Handbook
- STAAR Resources
Teacher Education Council Subcommittees
Admission, Retention, Dismissal and Disposition Subcommittee
Purpose: The committee is responsible for monitoring candidate requirements regarding certification. Candidates’ actions are reviewed and suitability for teaching is determined with respect to degree requirements, admission to the educator preparation program, candidates’ dispositions, and adherence to ethical guidelines.
- Kimberly Dickerson, Chair, College of Education
- Karl Havlak, Department of Mathematics
- Erin Ashworth-King, Natalie Zan Ryan Department of English and Modern Languages
- Carlos Flores, College of Education
Appeals Subcommittee
Purpose: Committee receives candidates’ appeals when action is taken by the Admission, Retention, Dismissal, and Dispositions committee.
- Kim Livengood, Chair, College of Education
- Russel Wilke, Department of Biology
- Jason Pierce, Dr. Arnoldo De León Department of History
- Marvla Solomon, College of Education
- Chris Stewart, Department of Visual and Performing Arts
- Wendy Sklenarik, EPI Center