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You only go out to your assigned school 5 times throughout the semester, but we expect 100% commitment within that timeframe to learning from your mentor, getting to know your students, providing valuable lesson experiences for them, and exhibiting professional behavior. • For those of you interested in teaching math and science but have fewer than 5 semesters remaining before graduation, we can help you determine if the one-year "Master of Arts in Teaching" (MAT) program might be a better path toward teacher licensure for you than the undergraduate UAteach program. We still encourage you to take this introductory course as it satisfies a pre-req for the MAT! • If you decide this course is not for you, remember the drop date for any tuition refund is at the end of the first week of classes! We look forward to sharing many great teaching moments with you this semester and really think you will enjoy the class! 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