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The document summarizes the experiences and lessons learned from Rutgers University's Chinese language teacher preparation programs. It discusses the various program models, critical issues identified, and strategies implemented to address the needs of teacher candidates and strengthen collaboration between university departments and partner schools. Key lessons learned include the importance of standards-based pedagogy, understanding students and the target language culture, and promoting teacher identity development.
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