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Issues and Trends in American Education

A taxonomy for planning field experiences

C. Leland Smith Associate professor of education, University of Kentucky, Lexington
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Edgar L. Sagan Assistant dean for administration in the College of Education, University of Kentucky
Pages 89-96 | Published online: 17 Feb 2010

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Bruce Bonar. (1985) Needed: Structured Activities in Early Field Experience Programs. Action in Teacher Education 7:3, pages 43-47.
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WillisL. Nicklas, WattL. Black & RichardL. Simms. (1982) Field‐based teacher education: Programs that work. The Teacher Educator 18:1, pages 2-9.
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Berniece Seiforth & Marie Samuel. (1979) The emergence of early field experiences. Peabody Journal of Education 57:1, pages 10-16.
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