The Teacher Education Journal of South Carolina (TEJSC) is a peer-reviewed journal publishing material of interest to teachers and teacher educators across the southeast. The journal contains articles reporting on useful practices, research findings, and experiments, as well as first-person accounts and opinion pieces on controversial issues. Consideration is given to articles dealing with educational trends and philosophy; pre-service and in-service education; effective schools; curriculum; learning styles; discipline; guidance and counseling; community involvement; education of students with disabilities; teaching and learning climate; gifted and talented programs; international education; instructional leadership; instructional techniques; testing and measurement; and school law. TEJSC is published online twice a year by SCATE, the South Carolina Association of Teacher Educators.
TEJSC will soon be moving from its current site to this new site.
Current Issue: Volume 19, Number 1 (2025) (Winter)
Articles
Dare We Imagine the Future of SCATE?
Benjamin Parker
Using Concept Maps and Reflective Narratives as Authentic Assessment of Readiness for Inclusive Classrooms
Jeremy Lopuch, Christopher O'Brien, Debra Lockwood, and Sequita Lipscomb
Highlighting Leadership Competencies on Principal Practices in a Rural School District
Shannon Goodacre and Jeremy Watts
Using Constructivist Practices to Build Preservice Teachers' Understanding of Personalized, Competency-Based Learning
Lindsay Yearta, Lisa Harris, Julia Wilkins, and Christine Lotter
Lessons Learned from Field Experiences of Special Education Preservice Teachers During a Pandemic
Rhonda D. Miller, Meaghan S. Avery, Nicole Uphold, and Jamia Thomas-Richmond
Pre-Service Teacher Perceptions
Katie Swart
Stoicism for Teacher Well-being
Jessica L. Richardi
What Do Preservice Teachers Know About the Scoring and Interpretation of a Reading Fluency Assessment?
Miranda L. Sigmon and Jeremy Lopuch
Editorial
Full Issue: Volume 19, Number 1, Winter 2025
Judith Collazo and Suzanne Horn