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SURVEY OF STUDENT TEACHING

IN THE

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA

1974-1975

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State University System of FloridaTallahassee, FloridaOctober 15, 1975

SURVEY OF STUDENT TEACHING

IN THE

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA

1974-1975

State University System of FloridaTallahassee, FloridaOctober 15, 1975

BOR # 75-13

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SURVEY OF STUDENT TEACHINGIN THE

STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF FLORIDA1974-1975

INTRODUCTION

At the end of each quarter, the Colleges of Education in Florida's nine

state universities forward reports of their students who were assigned to schools

to fulfill the field experience internship requirement. The information con-

tained in these reports consists of (a) the counties in which the student teachers

were assigned and (b) the number of student teachers assigned in each, classified

according to the student's area of specialization. This information is then

compiled and compared on a yearly basis in an effort to ascertain current trends

in Florida's system of teacher education.

This document is the fourth in this annual survey series, summarizing

the data from the nine individual universities on a system-wide basis. It is

hoped that consideration of this data as a quantitative foundation will be

worthwhile in future manpower projections and program design.

Number of Student Teachers

The general picture of student teachers in the State University System

is set forth in Table 1, comparing the individual university totals and each

university's per cent of the state total over the three-year period from 1972-73

to 1974-75.

As Table 1 indicates, the number of student teacher placements dropped

from the 1973-74 total of 5,678 to a total of 5,509 in 1974-75, a loss of 169

students. Only three of the nine universities, University of Florida, Florida

International University, and Florida A & M University, showed.numerical

increases which are reflected in increases of 2%, 1% and 1% of the state total

respectively.

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The University of South Florida in 1974-75 retained the number-one spot

gained in 1973-74, but lost one point in its percentage of the state total (Table

1). The top three, University of South Florida, Florida State University, and

the University of Florida, still combine to equal the 1973-74 total of 55% of

the state's student teachers, but their individual percentages changed. The

only position rearrangement was Florida A & M University which moved from ninth

place to eighth.

TABLE 1

NUMBER AND PERCENT OF STUDENT TEACHERSFROM EACH STATE UNIVERSITY

1972-75

University Total University Placements1972-73 1973-74 1974-75

% of State Placements1972-73 1973-74 1974-75

USF 951 1243 1167 19 22 21

FSU 1117 1055 1011 23 19 18

UF 906 807 904 18 14 16

FIU - 491 535 - 9 10

FAU 650 512 488 13 9 9

UWF 525 533 432 11 9 8

FTU 487 407 374 10 7 7

FAMU 300 301 321 6 5 6

UNF - 329 277 - 6 5

Total 4,936 5,678 5,509 100 100 100

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Geographic Distribution of Student Teachers

The operating principle has been to try to assign student teaching

interns in close enough proximity to district and university personnel to allow

for effective supervision during the field experience period. Accordingly, as

well as because the universities themselves are located in the larger population

concentrations which offer a greater number of opportunities for placement, the

trend has been toward very uneven distribution of student teachers within the

State of Florida. This year is no exception and, in fact, is somewhat more

unevenly distributed than last year (Figure 1).

Last year, 1973-74, in comparison with 1972-73, showed a slight increase

in distribution (1973-74 Survey of Student Teaching in the State University

System, page 3). In 1974-75, however, only the bigger counties showed an

increase: six or more student teachers were reported in 41 counties in 1973-74;

in 1974-75, 41 ceunties had seven or more student teachers with another two

counties showing a total of six (Figure 1). The number of counties with one but

less than seven student teachers decreased from 20 to 14. The number of counties

with no student teachers doubled, from six to twelve; seven of those twelve

counties (Franklin, Suwanee, Gilchrist, Flagler, Indian River, Charlotte and

Collier) were included in the one to six student teacher category last year.

The six top-ranking counties (Hillsborough, Alachua, Dade, Leon, Pinellas and

Broward), although not identical to the top six of 1973-74, again accounted for

nearly 60 per cent of the student teachers assigned in 1974-75 (Table 2).

Tables 3A and 3B confirm that a county's student teacher population is

principally determined by the proximity of a university. For example, 94.17%

of the student teachers assigned in Hillsborough County came from the University

of South Florida; a startling 99.86% of the student teachers in Alachua County

were assigned by the University of Florida; and Florida State University and

Florida A & M University, located in Leon County, supplied all but two of that

county's 572 student teachers.

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Figure 1:

'elA

Distribution of Student Teachers by Countyfor the State University System, 1974-75.

Counties with one but less than sevenstudent teachers.

IIICounties with no student teachers.

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TABLE 2

NUMBER, PERCENT, AND CUMULATIVE PERCENT OF STUDENT TEACHERSIN THE SUS RANKED BY TOP TWENTY COUNTIES

1974-75

County TotalNumber

Percent ofState Total

CumulativePercent

1. Hillsborough 738 13.40 13.40

2. Alachua 709 12.87 26.27

3. Dade 613 11.13 37.40

4. Leon 572 10.38 47.78

5. Pinellas 353 6.41 54.19

6. Broward 303 5.50 59.69

7. Orange 300 5.45 65.14

8. Duval 294 5.34 70.48

9. Palm Beach 271 4.92 75.40

10. Escambia 222 4.30 79.70

11. Seminole 108 1.96 81.66

12. Bay 107 1.94 83.60

13. Pasco 91 1.65 85.25

14. Marion 80 1.45 86.70

15. Polk 69 1.25 87.95

16. Santa Rosa 69 1.25 89.20

17. Brevard 63 1.14 90.34

18. Okaloosa 62 1.13 91.47

19. Gadsden 44 .80 92.27

20. Bradford 34 .62 92.89

STATE TOTAL 5,509

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TABLE 3A

RANKING OF TOP TWENTY COUNTIESBY TOTAL NUMBF2 OF STUDENT

TEACHERS

AND DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTTEACHF2S PER COUNTY BY UNIVERSITY

County

University

USF

FSU

UP

FIU

FAU

Total in

County

% of State

Total*

Number % of

in

County

County Total

Number % of

in

County

County Total

Number % of

in

County

County Total

Number Z. of

in

County

County Total

Number % of

in

County

County Total

Hillsborough

695

94.17

24

3.25

738

13.40

Alachua

708

99.86

1.14

709

12.87

Dade

67

10.93

508

82.87

18

2.94

613

11.13

Leon

2.35

386

67.48

572

10.38

Pinellas

253

71.67

87

24.65

10

2.83

353

6.41

Broward

81

26.73

22

7.26

189

62.38

303

5.50

Orange

1.33

99

33.00

72.33

300

5.45

Duval

24

8.16

11

3.74

294

5.34

Palm Beach

19

7.01

249

91.88

271

4.92

Escambia

222

4.30

Seminole

21.85

98.33

108

1.96

Bay

56

52.34

107

1.94

Pasco

87

95.60

44.40

91

1.65

Marion

80

100.00

80

1.45

Polk

49

71.01

13

18.84

34.35

69

1.25

Santa Rosa

69

1.25

Brevard

11.59

11.59

11.59

63

1.14

Okaloosa

812.90

62

1.13

Gadsden

33

75.00

44

.80

Bradford

34

100.00

34

.62

* STATE TOTAL:

5,509

TABLE 3B

RANKING OF TOP TWENTY

COUNTIES BY TOTAL NUMBEROF STUDENT TEACHERS

AND DISTRIBUTION OF

STUDENT TEACHERS PER

COUNTY BY UNIVERSITY

UWF

FTU

FAMU

UNF

Total in

% of State

Number % of

Number % of

Number % of

Number % of

County

Total*

in

County

in

County

in

County

in

County

County Total

County Total

1.14

County Total

,County

18

2.44

Total

738

13.40

Hillsborough

Alachua

709

12.87

Dade

20

3.26

613

11.13

Leon

184

32.17

572

10.38

Pinellas

3.85

353

6.41

Broward

11

3.63

303

5.50

Orange

176

58.67

17

5.67

300

5.45

Duval

26

8.84

233

79.25

294

5.34

Palm Beach

31.10

271

4.92

Escambia

222

100.00

222

4.30

Seminole

97

89.81

108

1.96

Bay

43

40.19

87.48

107

1.94

Pasco

91

1.65

Marion

80

1.45

Polk

45.80

69

1.25

Santa Rosa

69

100.00

69

1.25

Brevard

60

95.24

63

1.14

Okaloosa

54

87.10

62

1.13

Gadsden

11

25.00

44

.80

Bradford

34

.62

* STATE TOTAL:

5,509

Again in 1974-75, the older institutions, Florida A & M University,

Florida State University, and the University of Florida, reported distribution

nearly state-wide in scope (Figures 3, 4 and 5 in Appendix A). The newer

universities (Figures 6 - 11 in Appendix A) continued in their more regional

distribution with the notable exception of the University of South Florida

(Figure 6) which placed students in 15 counties.

Florida State University was again the most diversified, distributing

90 per cent of its student teachers into 14 of the top 20 counties ranked in

order of the number of student teachers placed (Table 4). In contrast, the

University of North Florida was represented in only one of the top 20, with

84 per cent of its total in Duval County. All the other universities fell

within these two extremes of the distribution spectrum.

Distribution of Student Teachers Across Subject Areas

Out of 30 areas of specialization tabulated, nearly 96 per cent of the

student teachers placed in 1974-75 did their student teaching in one of 17 areas

(Tables 5A and 5B). Areas such as Special Education, Reading, Distributive

Education, and Vocational Education accounted for the remaining 4.07 per cent

of the total. Over 53 per cent of the state total specialized in one of three

areas: Elementary and Early Childhood Education, Physical Education and Health,

and Social Science Education.

Distribution within subject areas indicated a certain degree of program

uniformity: 14 of the 30 areas were represented in six or more of the nine

institutions, but percentages varied. For example, all nine universities reported

student teachers in Elementary and Early Childhood Education, with five of the

nine reporting 9 per cent or more of the state total. In other areas, distribu-

tion was more uneven. For example, only four universities reported student

teachers in Vocational-Technical Education, with 82 per cent of those student

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TABLE 4

NUMBER OF STUDENT TEACHERS

IN EACH OF THE TOP TWENTYRANKED COUNTIES

FROM EACH UNIVERSITY AND

COUNTY PERCENTAGES OF

UNIVERSITY TOTAL

1974-75

County

USF

FSU

UF

University

FIU

EAU

UWF

FTU

FAMU

UNF

N%

N%

N%

N%

NN

NN

%N

Hillsborough

Alachua

Dade

Leon

Pinellas

Broward

Orange

Duval

Palm Beach

Escambia

Seminole

Bay

Pasco

Marion

Polk

Santa Rosa

Brevard

Okaloosa

Gadsden

Bradford

695

60

2'

253

22

1A

2A

87

7

49

4

1A

24

2

67

7

386

38

87

981

8

99

10

24

2

19

2

91

56

6

13

1

A8

1

33

3

708

78

10

1

71

11

1

4A

80

93A

34

4

508

95

22

4

18

4

189

39

249

51

1A

222

51

43

10

69

16

54

13

176

47

97

26

60

16

18

6

20

6

184

57

31

11

3

17

5

26

83

1

82

41

11

3

233

84

TOTALS

1090

93B

907

908

857

94B

531

99B

457

94B

388

90B

334

89B

305

95B

233

84B

KEY:

N = Number in County

% = Percent of University

Total, rounded tonearest whole percent.

APercents

too small to report.

BThese percent figures,

when subtracted from 100,

give the percent of

university placements inthe

remaining 47 counties.

TABLE 5A

DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENT TEACHERS

BY SUBJECT

FROM EACH UNIVERSITY

Sub ec

Universit

USF

FSU

UF

FIU

FAU

Total in

Sub'ect

% of State

Total

N%

NN

ZN

.N

%

Administration & Supervisionl

3100.00

3.05

Art Education

50

21.28

27

11.49

47

20.00

33

14.04

22

9.36

235

4.27

Business Education

37

30.58

11

9.09

24

19.83

97.44

121

2.20

Distributive Education

24

58.54

16

39.02

41

.74

Elementary & Early Childhood

388

20.11

260

13.48

291

15.09

169

3.76

203

10.52

1,929

35.02

English

49

15.18

53

16.31

89

27.38

16

4.92

36

11.08

325

5.90

Exceptional-Emotion Disturb

65

73.03

33.37

17

19.10

44.50

89

1.62

Exceptional-Mental Retard

72

24.08

68

22.74

89

29.77

24

8.03

27

9.03

299

5.43

Exceptional-Specif Learn Disab

20

11.63

33

19.19

21.16

52

30.23

38

22.09

172

3.12

Foreign Language

35

29.91

16

13.68

12

10.26

24

20.51

10

8.55

117

2.12

Guidance & School Psychology2

58

89.23

710.77

65

1.18-

Home Economics

76

67.26

23

20.35

113

2.05

Humanities & Theatre/Drama

433.33

433.33

216.67

12

.22

Industrial Arts

40

26.85

50

33.56

33

22.15

149

2.70

Library Science

29

27.62

39

37.14

12

11.43

1.95

105

1.91

Math Education

48

23.53

47

23.04

45

22.06

15

7.35

94.41

204

3.70

Middle School-Gene

14

100.00

4.07

Music Education

20

10.05

80

40.20

20

10.05

10

5.03

94.52

199

3.61

Physical Ed & Health

47

8.62

118

21.65

115

21.10

73

13.39

25

4.59

545

9.89

Reading

1.02

Science

37

27.61

14

10.45

24

17.91

85.97

19

14.18

134

2.43

Social Science

100

20.66

69

14.26

119

24.59

36

7.44

45

9.30

484

8.79

Special Education

847.06

741.18

17

.31

Special Ed-Interrelated

13

100.00

13

.24

Special Ed-Mobility

7100.00

7.13

Special Ed-Rehabilitation

4100.00

4.07

Speech

14

35.00

11

27.50

40

.73

Speech Pathology

22

56.41

39

.71

Vocational Agriculture

12

80.00

15

.27

Vocational-Technical

414.29

13.57

28

.51

TOTAL

5,509

100.01

1Graduate

level only.

2Graduate level

only.

KEY:

N = Number

% = Percent of SUBJECT

total.

TABLE 5B

DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENT TEACHERSBY SUBJECT

FROM EACH UNIVERSITY

Subject

University

UWF

FTU

FAMU

UNF

Total in

Subject

7, of State

Total

Administration & Supervision

Art Education

Business Education

Distributive Education

Elementary & Early Childhood

English

Exceptional-Emotion Disturb

Exceptional-Mental Retard

Exceptional-Specif Learn Disal

Foreign Language

Guidance & School Psychology2

Home Economics

Humanities & Theatre/Drama

Industrial Arts

Library Science

Math Education

Middle School-General

Music Education

Physical Ed & Health

Reading

Science

Social Science

Special Edmation

Special Ed-Interrelated

Special Ed-Mobility

Special Ed-Rehabilitation

Speech

Speech Pathology

Vocational Agriculture

Vocational-Technical

TOTAL

15

6.38

11

9.09

185

9.59

20

6.15

18

6.02

24

13.95

10

8.55

18.33

17

11.41

73.43

14

7.04

46

8.44

1 100.00

17

12.69

27

5.58

615.00

13

46.43

13

5.53

16

6.81

12

5.11

20

16.53

64.96

32.48

12.44

172

8.92

114

5.91

147

7.62

14

4.31

22

6.77

26

8.00

1.33

1.58

21.16

75.98

32.56

14

12.39

18.33

85.37

1.67

20

19.05

43.81

13

6.37

10

4.90

10

4.90

12

6.03

31

15.58

31.51

45

8.26

50

9.17

26

4.77

12

8.96

1.75

21.49

31

6.40

25

5.17

32

6.61

211.76

512.50

717.95

410.00

10

25.64

320.00

10

35.71

3

235

121

41

1,929

325

89

299

172

117

65

113

12

149

105

204 4

199

545 1

134

48417

13 7 4

40 39

15

28

5,509

.05

4.27

2.20

.74

35.02

5.90

1.62

5.43

3.12

2.12

1.18

2.05

. 22

2.70

1.91

3.70

. 07

3.61

9.89

. 02

2.43

8.79

. 31

. 24

. 13

.07

. 73

.71

. 27

.51

100.01

1Graduate level only.

2Graduate level

only.

KEY:

N = Number

% = Percent of SUBJECT

total.

teachers assigned by the University of West Florida and the University of North

Florida.

Elementary and Early Childhood Education was still overwhelmingly the

largest category, even though this year's 35.02 per cent of the state total

represents a drop from the 37.48 per cent in 1973-74.

Tables 6 - 35 (Appendix B) trace the number of student teachers in each

reported subject area assigned in each county by the individual universities,

as well as the county totals in each subject and the county percentage of the

state total in each subject area. Elementary and Early Childhood Education was

again the largest category, with its student teachers assigned in 50 Florida

counties and three out-of-state locations (Tables 10A and 10B). The top five

counties in this area are the same as last year, but their order is rearranged:

Alachua County led the group with 271, or 14 per cent of the state total of

1,929, followed by Hillsborough (237 or 12%), Leon (222 or 12%), Dade (201 or

10%), and Duval (128 or 7%).

Three other subject areas showed student teachers assigned in 30 or

more counties: Social Science (Table 27), 37 Florida counties and three out-of-

state locations; Physical Education and Health (Table 24), 31 counties and one

out-of-state location; and English (Table 11), 30 Florida counties and one out-

of-state location.

Students in seven subject areas were placed in 20 to 29 counties: Art

Education (Table 7), 28 counties and one out-of-state location; Music Education

(Table 23), 26 counties; Math Education (Table 21), 25 counties; Science (Table

26), 23 counties; Exceptional Child Education of the Mentally Retarded (Table 13),

23 counties; Foreign Language (Table 15), 21 Florida counties and two out-of-

state locations; and Business Education (Table 8), 22 Florida counties.

Interns in another seven areas were assigned in 10 to 19 counties:

Industrial Arts (Table 19); Library Science (Table 20); Specific Learning Disa-

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bilities (Table 14); Home Economics (Table 17); Speech (Table 32); Distributive

Education (Table 9); and Speech Pathology and Communicative Disorders (Table 33).

The remaining twelve subject areas, or 40 per cent of the total number of subject

areas had students assigned in fewer than ten counties.

SUMMARY

In the 1972-73 academic year, the nine state universities placed a totalof 4,936 student teachers; in 1973-74, a total of 5,678; and in this past year,1974-75, a total of 5,509. Each university's share of the 1974-75 total isindicated in the following percentages: University of South 21orida, 21%;Florida State University, 18%; University of Florida, 16%; Florida InternationalUniversity, 10%; Florida Atlantic University, 9%; University of West Florida, 8%;Florida Technological University, 7%; Florida A & M University, 6%; and theUniversity of North Florida, 5%. More than half (55%) of the state total for1974-75 were placed by the top three, University of South Florida, Florida StateUniversity and University of Florida.

Ninety-six per cent of the student teachers specialized in one of 17areas, while more than 53 per cent came from the three areas of Elementary andEarly Childhood, Physical Education and Health, and Social Sciences., Somesubject areas were divided rather uniformly, such as Elementary and Early r!--rid-hood Education with five of the nine institutions reporting nine per cent %-more of the state total. Other more specialized subject areas were concentz,,edin fewer institutions.

Counties in which universities are located, as well as those immediatelyadjacent, confirm the previous trend toward a heavier student teacher concentra-tion. The counties which contain universities (Hillsborough, Alachua, Dade, Leon,Orange, Duval, Palm Beach and Escambia) accounted for 67.79 per cent of the statetotal. Also the percentage of student teachers from a parLieular university ineach county is usually determined by that university's location in relation tothe county. Thus, 94.17 per cent of the student teachers in Hillsborough Countycame from the University of South Florida, 99.86 per cent in Alachua County camefrom the University of Florida, and 99.65 per cent of the student teachers inLeon County came from Florida State University or Florida A & M University.

Thus the placement pattern in 1974-75 tends to confirm previous trendsin that universities use closer geographic concentration in order to providethe maximum cost effectiveness while maintaining quality supervision controlwithin the framework of available positions for placement of student teachers.

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APPENDIX A

rl

1 7

2%

Figure 2:

I

Number and Percent of Student Teachersin the Top Twenty Counties for 1974-75.

[::] Counties ranked 1 - 10.

r Counties ranked 11 - 20.

1111 Other counties.

1 8

i

7591.3%

Figure 3:

Distribution of Student Teachers fromFlorida A. & M. University for 1974-75.

Thomas County, Georgia 2

1 9

2

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe Florida State University for 1974-75

DeKalb County, Georgia 1

Grady County, Georgia 1Thomas County, Georgia 5

Other Out-of-State Areas 18

20

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe University of Florida for 1974-75

2 1

Figure 6:

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe University of South Florida for1974-75

2 2

.4101'

Figure 7:

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe Florida International Universityfor 1974-75

2 3

Figure 8:

Distribution of Student Teachers fromFlorida Atlantic University for 1974-75.

Colorado State 1Honduras, Central America 8

*Palm Beach County figure includes 50 from theFlorida Atlantic University Mini-School.

Figure 9:

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe University of West Florida for1974-75.

Panama Canal Zone 1

Rabat, Morocco 3

25

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe Florida Technological Universityfor 1974-75

Si

26

Figure 11:

Distribution of Student Teachers fromthe University of North Florida for1974-75

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APPENDIX B

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TABLE 6DISTRIBUTION OF ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISION INTERNS *

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFREPORTED ADMINISTRATION & SUPERVISION INTERNS

1974-75

CountyUSF FSU UF

UniversityFIU FAU IMF FTU FANU UNF

CountyTotal

% of StateTotal**

BrowardDade

2

12

1

67

333

* Graduate level only.

** Rounded to nearest whole percent.

TABLE 7DISTRIBUTION OF ART EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE ART EDUCATION

STUDENT TEACHERS1974-75

County

USF FSU UFUniversityFIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNF

CountyTotal

% of StaTotal*

Dade 2 33 3 38 16Hillsborough 22 1 5 28 12Pinellas 18 6

24 10Alachua 22 22 9Duval 4 2 11 17 7Leon 9 8 17 7Marion 15 15 6Palm Beach 13 13 6Broward 1 8 9 4Escambia 8 8 3Orange

7 7 3Santa Rosa 5 5 2Sarasota 4

4 2Bradford 3

3 1Columbia 33 1Seminole

3 3 1Lee 22 1Polk 22 1Pasco 22 1Brevard 2 2 1Okaloosa 2 2 1Gadsden 22 1Bay 11

Levy 1 1Osceola 1 1Jefferson 1

1Putnam 1

1Clay1 1

Honduras,Central America

1 1

235

* Rounded to nearest whole percent.

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TABLE 8DISTRIBUTION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE BUSINESS EDUCATION


County

USF FSU UFUniversity

FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNFCountyTotal

% of StateTotal*

Hillsborough 28 2 30 25Alachua 23 23 .19Orange 10 10 8Leon 6 2 8 7Pinellas 3 2 2 7 6Seminole 7 7 6Palm Beach 6 6 5Broward 1 3 4 3Polk 3

3 2Escambia 3 3 2Duval

3 3 2Santa Rosa 3 3 2Okaloosa 2 2 2Brevard 2 2 2Pasco 2

2 2Bay 2 2 2Bradford 1 1 1Hardee 1

1 1Lake

1 1 1Jefferson 1

1 1Dade 1 1 1Holmes 1 1 1

121


TABLE 9

DISTRIBUTION OF DISTEIBUTIVE EDUCATION SWDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIONSTUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

County



% of StateTotal*

Hillsborough 13 13 32Broward 9 9 22Palm Beach 5 5 12Pinellas 4 4 10Pasco 2 2 5Polk 2 2 5Dade 2 2 5Lee 1 1 2Brevard 1 1 2Orange 1 1 2Duval 1 1 2

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TABLE 10ADISTRIBUTION OF ELEMENTARY ANn EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK ANn COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE ELWENTARY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

County

USF FSU UFUniversityFIU FAU UWF ETU FAMU UNF

County % of StateTotal Total*

Alachua 271 271 14Hillsborough 231 5 1 237 12Leon 154 68 222 12Dade 15 169 7 10 201 10Duval 1 9 118 128 7Palm Beach 4 116 1 121 6Broward 16 67 8 91 5P1nellas 74 15

89 5Orange 14 64 2 80 4Escambia 79 79 4Seminole 3 39 42 2Bay 5 33 4 42 2Brevard 41 41 2Pasco 3434 2Polk 21 3 3 27 1

Okaloosa 1 23 24 1Clay20 20 1Santa Rosa 19 19 1Volusia 18 1 19 1Marion 11 11 1

Lee 1111 1

Jackson 2 9 11 1Holmes 8 8Calhoun 7 1 8St. Lucie 5 2 7Washington 7 7Gadsden 6 1 7Manatee 6

6Lake

6 6Martin 5 5Walton 5 5Hardee 4

4Nassau

4 4Putnam 3 1 4St. Johns

4 4Osceola 4 4Jefferson 3 1 4Columbia 3

3Highlands 2 1 3Taylor 3

3Gulf

2 2DeSoto 2

2Hernando 2

2

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TABLE 1013ELEMENTARY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD continued.

County


FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMUCounty % of State

UNF Total Total*

WakullaSarasota 1

22

1Glades1 1Bradford 1

1Levy 11Madison 11Hendry

1 1Honduras,1 1Central America

Panama Canal Zone1 1Out-of-State 1

1

1,929


TABLE 11DISTRIBUTION OF ENGLISH STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE ENGLISH STUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

County


FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNFCounty 7. of StateTotal Total*

Alachua 71 71 22Leon 25 16 41 13Pinellas 19 7 26 8Hillsborough 24 PI 1 25 8Dade 7 16 1 24 7Duval 22 22 7Palm Beach 19 19 6Broward 2 14 16 5Marion 11 11 3Bay 10 1 11 3Escambia 10 10 3Orange 6 2 8 2Santa Rosa 6 6 2Columbia 4 1 5 2Seminole 4 4 1Clay 4 4 1Brevard 3 3 1Okaloosa 3 3 1Polk 2 2 1Jackson 2 2 1Bradford 2 2 1Monroe 1 1Lee 1 1Manatee 1 1Jefferson 1 1Osceola 1 1Holmes 1 1DeSoto 1 1Hernando 1 1Okeechobee 1 1Honduras,Central America

1 1

325


DISTRIBUTION

STATEWIDE

TABLE 12

OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILD EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED EDUCATIONSTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFEXCEPTIONAL CHILD EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED EDUCATION


County


FIU FAU UWFCounty

FTU FAMU UNF Total% of StateTotal*

Hillsborough 4747 53

Dade 17 1 18 21Pinellas 11

11 12Pasco 3

3 3Alachua 3

3 3Polk 33 3Broward 3 3 3

Sarasota 11 1

89


TABLE 13DISTRIBUTION OF

EXCEPTIONAL CHILD - MENTALLY RETARDED EDUCATIONSTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD - MENTALLY RETARDED EDUCATION


CountyUSF FSU UF

UniversityFIU FAU UWF FTU

CountyFAMU UNF Total

% of StateTotal*

Alachua 63 63 21Hillsborough 48 1 49 16Pinellas 20 8 28 9Dade 1 22 1 24 8Broward 8 2 10 20 7Leon 19 19 6Palm Beach 16 16 5Orange 11 2 1 14 5Bradford 13 13 4Escambia 12 12 4Marion 7 7 2Polk 2 5 7 2Bay 6 1 7 2Gadsden 6 6 2Okaloosa 3 3 1Levy 2 2 1Union 2 2 1Jefferson 2 2 1DeSoto 1

1Walton 1 1Highlands 1

1Wakulla 1 1Santa Rosa 1 1

299

DISTRIBUTION

STATEWIDE

TABLE 14

OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILD SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABLED EDUCATIONSTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFEXCEPTIONAL CHILD SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABLED EDUCATION


CountyUSF FSU UF

UniversityFIU FAU UWT FTU FAMU UNF

CountyTotal

% of StateTotal*

Dade 3, 49 50 29Palm Beach 1 21 22 13Broward 2 2 17 21 12Escambia 18 18 10Hillsborough 12 12 7Out of State 10 10 6St. Johns 6

1 7 4Orange 6 1 7 4Pinellas 6

6 3Okaloosa 6 6 3Leon 5 5 3Alachua 2 1 3 2Pasco 1

1 1Sarasota 1 1 1Bay 1 1 1Duval

1 1 1DeKalb, Ga. 1 1 1

172


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TABLE 15

DISTRIBUTION OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE FOREIGN LANGUAGESTUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

County

USF FSU UFUniversityFIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU

CountyUNF Total

% of StateTotal*

Dade 5 24 1 30 26Hillsborough 23

23 20Alachua 9

9 8Pinellas 8 19 8Leon 6 2 8 7

Escambia 6 6 5Broward 1 4 5 4Palm Beach 3 3 3Seminole 3 3 3Orange 1 2 3 3Rabat, Morocco 3 3 3Columbia 2

2 2Okaloosa 1 1 2 2Polk 1 12 2Manatee 11

Volusia1 1Marion 1

1Sarasota 1

1Brevard 1 1Pasco 1

1St. Lucie 1 1Duval

1 1Honduras, 1 1Central America

117



GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND soom PSYCHOLOGY INTERNS *BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE GUIDANCE, COUNSELING AND SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGYINTERNS REPORTED

1974-75

County

USF FSUUniversity

UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNFCountyTotal

7, of State

Total**

Hillsborough 30 30 46Pinellas 11 11 17Pasco 10 10 15Broward 5 5 8Sarasota 4 4 6Leon 2

2 3Palm Beach 2 2 3Polk 1

1 2

65

* Graduate level only.


TABLE 17DISTRIBUTION OF HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT TEACHFAS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE HOME ECONOMICS

STUDENT TEACHFAS1974-75

CountyUSF FSU UF

UniversityFIU FAU UWP FTU FAMU

CountyUNF Total

% of StateTotal*

Leon 10 10 20 18Dade 19 19 17Broward 11 4 15 13Orange 11 1 12 11Pinellas 9 1 10 9Duval 7 1 8 7Bay 6 6 5Manatee 5 5 4Hillsborough 4 4 4Taylor 3 3 3Calhoun 3 3 3Gadsden 1 1 2 2Wakulla 2 2 2Sarasota 2 2 2Seminole 1 1Liberty 1 1

113



HUMANITIES, THEATRE AND DRAMASTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE HUMANITIES, THEATRE AND DRAMA


County

USF FSUUniversity

UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMUCounty

UNF Total% of StateTotal*

Dade 1 23 25Pinellas 33 25Seminole

1 1 8Polk 11 8Fscambia 1 1 8Hernando 11 8Leon 11 8Orange 11 8

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TABLE 19DISTRIBUTION OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE INDUSTRIAL ARTS


CountyUSF FSU

UniversityUF FIU FAU UWF FTU FANU UNF

CountyTotal

% of StatlTotal*

Dade 2 27 29 19Pinellas 21.21 14Leon 14 4 18 12Duval 13

2 1 16 11Hillsborough 10 3 1 14 9Escambia 14 14 9Broward 6 6 12 8Orange 6 1 7 5Sarasota 33 2Santa Rosa

3 3 2Pasco 22 1Lake 22 1Thomas, Ga. 22 1Polk 11Brevard 11

Seminole 11Kanatee 11Gadsden 11

Taylor 11

149


TABLE 20DISTRIBUTION OF LIBRARY SCIENCE STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PFACENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE LIBRARY SCIENCE


County


FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMUCounty

UNF Total% of StateTotP1*

Leon 23 3 26 25Alachua 12 12 11Orange 1 11 12 11Hillsborough 9 1 10 10Seminole 2

5 7 7Pinellas 4 26 6Manatee 66 6Polk 55 5Bay 44 4Broward 44 4Gadsden 3 1 4 4

Brevard3 3 3

Highlands 11

Volusia1 1

Dade 11

Sarasota 11

Pasco 11

Palm Beach 1 1

105


TABLE 21DISTRIBUTION OF MATH EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE MATH EDUCATION


CountyUSF FSU UF

UniversityFIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU

CountyUNF Total

% of StateTotal*

AlachuaHillsboroughLeonPinellasDadeDuvalMarion

26

12

2

21

8

32

3

8

15

1

5

1

1

32

2926

2316

10 118

16

14

13

11

8

5

4Orange 1 7 8 4BrowardPasco 7

5 3 8

7

4

3Okaloosa 6 1 7 3Seminole4 4 2Escambia

3 3 1GadsdenSarasota 3

1 2 3 1

3 1Wakulla 33 1Palm Beach 3 3 1Santa Rosa 2 2 1Bradford 22 1Volusia

1 1Osceola

1 1Bay

1 1Lee 1 1Martin 1 1St. Lucie 1 1

204


TABLE 22DISTRIBUTION OF MIDDLE SCHOOL (GENERAL) STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PF2CENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL (GENERAL)


County University County % of StateUSF FSU UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNF Total Total

Palm Beach 4 4 100

TABLE 23

DISTRIBUTION OF MUSIC EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE MUSIC EDUCATIONSTUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

CountyUSF FSU UF

UniversityFIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNF

County % of StateTotal Total*

Leon 22 11 33 17Orange 9 12 5 26 13Dade 10 10 1 21 11Hillsborough 15 2 2 19 10Alachua 18 18 9Palm Beach 9 6 15 8Broward 9 3 1 13 7Escambia 10 10 5Bay 7 1 8 4Duval 5 3 8 4Pinellas 3 4

7 4Gadsden 2 2 4 2Santa Rosa 3 3 1Seminole 2

2 1Polk 1

1Columbia 1 1Marion 1 1Okaloosa 1 1Grady 1

1Sarasota 1 1Manatee 1 1Bradford 1 1Taylor 1 1Pasco 1

1Jackson 1 1St. Lucie

1 1

199


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TABLE 24

DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH


County



% of StateTotal*

Orange 24 35 27 2 88 16Dade 16 64 80 15Hillsborough 47 5 1 3 56 10Leon 18 34 52 10Alachua 43 43 8Duval 8 5 24 37 7Broward 12 8 13 33 6Escambia 18 18 3Pinellas 11 7 18 3Santa Rosa 17 17 3Palm Beach 4 12 1 17 3Seminole 2 13 15 3Bay 10 3 2 15 3Marion 9 9 2Sarasota 5 5 1Volusia 3 1 4 1Holmes 4 4 1Bradford 4 4 1Gadsden 3 1 4 1Thomas, Ga. 3 1 4 1Wakulla 3 3 1Okaloosa 3 3 1Clay 2 2Putnam 2 2Union 2 2Brevard 2 2Jefferson 2 2St. Johns 2 2Washington 1 1Lee 1 1Lake 1 1Polk

1 1

545


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TABLE 25

DISTRIBUTION OF READING STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE READINGSTUDENT TEACHERS REPORTED

1974-75

County University County % of StateUSF FSU UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNF Total Total

Escambia1 1 100

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TABLE 26

DISTRIBUTION OF SCIENCE STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE SCIENCESTUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

County

USF* FSU UF FIUUniversity

FAU** UWF*** FTU FAMU UNFCountyTotal

% of StateTotal ***4

Hillsborough 2525 19Alachua 20 20 15Escambia 10 10 7Dade 8 2 10 7Leon 10 10 7Palm Beach 9 9 7Broward 8 8 6Pinellas 77 5Orange 5 5 4Seminole 5 5 4Marion 4 4 3Santa Rosa 3 3 2

Wakulla 33 2Duval

1 1 2 1Volusia 2 2 1Pasco 22 1

Okaloosa 2 2 1Manatee 2

2 1Lee 11

Bay 1 1Clay

1 1Jefferson 1

1Walton 1 1

134

USF figures include graduate level interns in Geology and Biology for teachingat the Junior College level.

** FAU figures include curriculum Psychology.

*** UWF figures include interns in middle school science.

**** Rounded to nearest whole percent.

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TABLE 27DISTRIBUTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

County

USF* FSU UFUniversityFIU FAU UWF** FTU FAMU UNF

CountyTotal

% of StateTotal***

Alachua 87 87 18Hillsborough 67 1 68 14Dade 3 35 2 5 45 9Leon 28 10 38 8Pinellas 17 12 29 6Orange 12 14 3 29 6Duval 27 27 6Broward 2 19 1 22 5Escambia 18 18 4Palm Beach 13 1 14 3Marion 13 13 3Seminole 11 11 2Pasco 8 8 2Bradford 7 7 1Brevard 1 5 6 1Bay 4 2 6 1Gadsden 3 3 6 1Clay 5 5 1Santa Rosa 4 4 1Honduras, 4 4 1Central AmericaPolk 3 3St. Lucie 3 3Columbia 3 3Putnam 3 3Union 3 3Wakulla 3 3Okaloosa 3 3Hardee 2 2Manatee 2 2Levy 2 2Monroe

1Osceola 1 1Lee 1 1Jefferson 1 1Hernando 1 1Madison 1

Okeechobee 1 1Hendry 1 1Thomas, Ga. 1 1Colorado State 1 1

484

* USF figures include graduate level interns in History, Political Science, andSociology for teaching at the Junior College level.

** UWF figures include History and Political Science.

*** Rounded to nearest whole percent.

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TABLE 28DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE SPECIAL EDUCATION


County

USFUniversity

FSU UF FIU FAU UMF FTU FAMU UNFCountyTotal

% of StateTotal*

Pasco 88 47Leon 44 24Duval

2 2 12Bay 11 6Dade 11 6Palm Beach 11 6

17


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SPECIAL EDUCATION - INTERRELATED AREASSTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE SPECIAL EDUCATION - INTERRELATED AREAS


County UniversityUSF FSU UF FIU FAU UWF

CountyFTU FAMU UNF Total

% of StateTotal*

Gadsden 55 38Wakulla 33 23Leon 22 15Pinellas 22 15Polk 11 8

13


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SPECIAL EDUCATION - REHABILITATIONSTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE SPECIAL EDUrATION - REHABILITATION


County

USFUniversity

FSU UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMUCounty

UNF Total% of StateTotal

LeonOut-of-State

2

22

25050

4

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TABLE 32DISTRIBUTION OF SPEECH STUDENT TEACHERSBY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OF

STATEWIDE SPEECHSTUDENT TEACHERS

1974-75

CountyUSF

UniversityFSU UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU

CountyUNF Total

% of StateTotal*

Hillsborough 10 10 25Leon 3 3 6 15Orange 2 3 5 13Pinellas 3 3 8Polk 2 2 5Okaloosa 2 2 5Santa Rosa 2 2 5Broward 1 1 2 5Escambia 2 2 5Pasco 1 1 3Seminole 1 1 3Brevard 1 1 3Bay 1 1 3Taylor 1 1 3Dade 1 1 3

40


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SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERSSTUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS


County University County % of StateUSF FSU UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNF Total Total*

Pinellas 99 23Hillsborough 88 21Leon

8 8 21Orange6 6 15Polk 2

2 5Pasco 2 .

2 5Washington1 1 3Manatee 1

1 3Seminole1 1 3Duval

1 1 339


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TABLE 34DISTRIBUTION OF VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTY RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGE OFSTATEWIDE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE


County

USF FSUUniversity

UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMUCounty

UNF Total% of State

Total*

Pasco 4 4 27Polk 33 20Alachua 22 13Sumter 22 13Calhoun

1 1 7Orange1 1 7Lake 1 1 7Hillsborough1 1 7

15


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111

TABLE 35DISTRIBUTION OF VOCATIONAL - TECHNICAL STUDENT TEACHERS

BY COUNTYSTATEWIDE

RANK AND COUNTY PERCENTAGEVOCATIONAL - TECHNICAL

STUDENT TEACHERS1974-75*

OF

County University County % of StateUSF FSU UF FIU FAU UWF FTU FAMU UNF Total Total**

Escambia 9 9 32Duval

9 9 32Okaloosa 3 3 11Leon 3 3 11Washington 1 1 4Nassau

1 1 4Madison 1 1 4Broward 1*** 1 4

* Vocational-Technical except Agriculture. See Table 34.


*** FAU intern in Adult Education.

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