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Emily Harman

An Internship that Turned into a Job

Alum, NDMU Class of 2017 Teaching (MAT in 10 Months)

I feel fortunate to now be teaching at the same school where I interned. The cohort experience provides an invaluable, built-in support-system of faculty and classmates. The structure of the GEI program met all of my expectations and I graduated feeling confident and well-prepared to begin my career in teaching.

Emily now teaches Special Education (Inclusion) for 2nd through 4th grade at the school where she completed her internship, Lansdowne Elementary in Baltimore County.

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Dylan Craig
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Putting Ideas & Theories into Action

Alum, NDMU Class of 2018 Teaching (MAT in 10 Months)
The GEI program structures the courses and student teaching in a way that allowed me to see the ideas and theories from my coursework put into action in the classrooms at my placement schools. I was able to develop knowledge and experiences with help from mentors, professors, coaches, and other students.
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Billy Kempner
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Practical Work Experience + Great Relationships

Alum, NDMU Class of 2018 Teaching (MAT in 10 Months)
Notre Dame provided me with a unique and valuable experience of classroom theory and strategy, combined with practical work experience in multiple student-teaching placements. I made great relationships with fellow classmates as well as professors.
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Banitta Blesson
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Ready to Lead a Classroom

Alum, NDMU Class of 2018 Teaching (MAT in 10 Months)
The MAT/GEI program allows you to obtain the necessary skills to become an educator and utilize resources and support from your classmates, professors, and supervisors to advance your career. The convenience of this program helps one gain a professional presence to lead a classroom as well as practice teaching in real classrooms in an internship that is longer than most programs.
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