Overview
Interns will conduct three focus lessons. Focus Lesson Two is about Student Learning (must be taught by intern).
Purpose
The purpose of the focus lessons is to present opportunities for interns to assume instructional leadership early in their internship experience and to reflect on their experiences.
Connections to Standards
Clinical Practice Performance
Assessment (CPPA) Standards 3, 6, and 8 |
3(a) The teacher collaborates with
learners, families, and colleagues to build a safe, positive learning climate of openness, mutual respect, support,
and inquiry. |
3(b) The teacher develops learning
experiences that engage learners in
collaborative and self-directed learning and that extend learner
interaction with ideas and people locally and globally. |
3(c) The teacher collaborates with
learners and colleagues to develop shared values and expectations for respectful interactions, rigorous
academic discussions, and individual and group responsibility for quality
work. |
3(d) The teacher manages the learning
environment to actively and equitably
engage learners by organizing, allocating, and coordinating the resources
of time, space, and learnersÕ attention. |
3(e) The teacher uses a variety of methods
to engage learners in evaluating the
learning environment and collaborates with learners to make appropriate
adjustments. |
3(f) The teacher communicates verbally
and nonverbally in ways that demonstrate
respect for and responsiveness to the cultural backgrounds and differing
perspectives learners bring to the learning environment. |
3(g) The teacher promotes responsible learner use of instructional
tools such as manipulatives and physical models, drawings, virtual
environments, spreadsheets, presentation tools, and mathematics-specific
technologies (e.g., graphing tools, interactive geometry software, computer
algebra systems, and statistical packages) to extend the possibilities for
learning locally and globally and make
sound decisions about when such tools enhance teaching and learning,
recognizing both the insights to be gained and possible limitations of such
tools. |
6(a) The teacher balances the
use of formative and summative
assessment as appropriate to monitor studentsÕ progress, make
instructional decisions, and measure studentsÕ mathematical understanding and
ability. |
6(b) The teacher designs
assessments that match learning
objectives with assessment methods and minimizes sources of bias that can
distort assessment results. |
6(c) The teacher works
independently and collaboratively to examine
test and other performance data to understand each learnerÕs progress and
to guide planning. |
6(d) The teacher engages
learners in understanding and
identifying quality work and provides them with effective descriptive feedback to guide their progress toward
that work. |
6(e) The teacher engages
learners in multiple ways of
demonstrating knowledge and skill as part of the assessment process. |
6(f) The teacher models and structures processes that
guide learners in examining their own thinking and
learning as well as the performance of others. |
6(g) The teacher effectively
uses multiple and appropriate types of
assessment data to identify each studentÕs learning needs and to develop
differentiated learning experiences. |
6(h) The teacher prepares all
learners for the demands of particular
assessment formats and makes appropriate accommodations in assessments or
testing conditions, especially for learners with disabilities and language
learning needs. |
6(i)
The teacher continually seeks appropriate ways to employ technology to support assessment practice both to
engage learners more fully and to assess and address learner needs. |
6(j) The teacher verifies that
secondary students demonstrate conceptual
understanding and procedural fluency. |
6(k) The teacher verifies
that secondary students demonstrate the ability to formulate, represent, and solve problems. |
6(l) The teacher verifies that
secondary students demonstrate logical
reasoning and continuous reflection on that reasoning. |
6(m) The teacher verifies
that secondary students apply
mathematics in a variety of contexts within major mathematical domains. |
6(n) The teacher implements,
uses, and interprets formative and
summative assessments to inform instruction by reflecting on mathematical
proficiencies essential for all students. |
8(a)
The teacher uses appropriate strategies and resources to adapt instruction to the needs of individuals and groups of learners.
|
8(b)
The teacher continuously monitors
student learning, engages learners in assessing their progress, and adjusts instruction in response to
student learning needs. |
8(c)
The teacher collaborates with learners
to design and implement relevant learning experiences, identify their
strengths, and access family and community resources to develop their areas
of interest. |
8(d)
The teacher varies his/her role in the
instructional process (e.g., instructor, facilitator, coach, audience) in
relation to the content and purposes of instruction and the needs of
learners. |
8(e)
The teacher provides multiple models
and representations of concepts and skills with opportunities for
learners to demonstrate their knowledge through a variety of products and
performances. |
8(f)
The teacher engages all learners in developing higher order questioning skills and metacognitive processes.
|
8(g)
The teacher engages students in developmentally
appropriate mathematical activities and investigations that require active engagement and include mathematics-specific technology
in building new knowledge. |
8(h)
The teacher uses a variety of
instructional strategies to support and expand learnersÕ communication about
mathematics through speaking, listening, reading, writing, and other modes.
|
8(i) The teacher asks
questions to stimulate discussion that serves different purposes (e.g.,
probing for learner understanding, helping learners articulate their ideas
and thinking processes, stimulating curiosity, and helping learners to
question). |
8(j)
The teacher provides students with opportunities
to make connections among mathematics, other content areas, everyday
life, and the workplace. |
8(k)
The teacher implements techniques related to student engagement and
communication including selecting high quality tasks, guiding mathematical
discussions, identifying key mathematical ideas, identifying and addressing
student misconceptions, and employing a range of questioning strategies. |
Requirements
Focus Lesson
Two: Student Learning
The
focus of this lesson is on how assessment is used to support student learning. Teach
a lesson or part of a lesson (this
lesson must be taught by the intern).
After the lesson is complete and you have reflected on it with your
mentor teacher, construct a short PowerPoint presentation that addresses the
following topics:
1.
Overview of the lesson (may be observed rather than taught)
2.
What went well in terms of the learning environment, student learning,
and the UDL Principle of Multiple Means of Action/Expression (with evidence)
3.
What could be improved in terms of learning environment, student
learning, and the UDL Principle of Multiple Means of Action/Expression (with
evidence)
4.
Reflection on Mentor feedback.
Process
Focus
Lessons are taught at the internÕs field placement and presented in the Mathematics
Methods course (EDUC 426/628).
1.
Choose a
lesson to be the substance of the focus lesson.
2.
Teach the
lesson (or part of the lesson).
3.
Reflect on the
lesson and focus topic with mentor teacher.
4.
Construct a
presentation of the four key points for the focus lesson.
5.
Upload the
presentation to the Blackboard Discussion board.
6.
Upload the
presentation to TK-20.
7.
Read your
partnersÕ focus lessons on Blackboard and provide feedback.
8.
Reflect on the
feedback you receive on your focus lesson.
Rubric link
Domain |
Limited (1) |
Developing
(2) |
Proficient
(3) |
Exemplary (4) |
3(a)
The teacher collaborates with learners, families, and colleagues to build a safe,
positive learning climate of openness, mutual respect, support, and inquiry. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
3(b)
The teacher develops learning experiences that engage learners in
collaborative and self-directed learning and that extend learner interaction
with ideas and people locally and globally. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
3(c)
The teacher collaborates with learners and colleagues to develop shared
values and expectations for respectful interactions, rigorous academic
discussions, and individual and group responsibility for quality work. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
3(d)
The teacher manages the learning environment to actively and equitably engage
learners by organizing, allocating, and coordinating the resources of time,
space, and learnersÕ attention. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
3(e)
The teacher uses a variety of methods to engage learners in evaluating the
learning environment and collaborates with learners to make appropriate
adjustments. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
3(f)
The teacher communicates verbally and nonverbally in ways that demonstrate
respect for and responsiveness to the cultural backgrounds and differing
perspectives learners bring to the learning environment. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
3(g)
The teacher promotes responsible learner use of instructional tools such as
manipulatives and physical models, drawings, virtual environments,
spreadsheets, presentation tools, and mathematics-specific technologies
(e.g., graphing tools, interactive geometry software, computer algebra
systems, and statistical packages) to extend the possibilities for learning
locally and globally and make sound decisions about when such tools enhance
teaching and learning, recognizing both the insights to be gained and
possible limitations of such tools. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(a) The teacher balances the use of formative and summative
assessment as appropriate to monitor studentsÕ progress, make instructional
decisions, and measure studentsÕ mathematical understanding and ability. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(b) The teacher designs assessments that match learning
objectives with assessment methods and minimizes sources of bias that can
distort assessment results. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(c) The teacher works independently and collaboratively to examine
test and other performance data to understand each learnerÕs progress and to
guide planning. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(d) The teacher engages learners in understanding and
identifying quality work and provides them with effective descriptive
feedback to guide their progress toward that work. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(e) The teacher engages learners in multiple ways of
demonstrating knowledge and skill as part of the assessment process. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(f) The teacher models and structures processes that guide
learners in examining their own thinking and
learning as well as the performance of others. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(g) The teacher effectively uses multiple and appropriate types
of assessment data to identify each studentÕs learning needs and to develop
differentiated learning experiences. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(h) The teacher prepares all learners for the demands of
particular assessment formats and makes appropriate accommodations in
assessments or testing conditions, especially for learners with disabilities
and language learning needs. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(i) The teacher continually seeks
appropriate ways to employ technology to support assessment practice both to
engage learners more fully and to assess and address learner needs. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(j) The teacher verifies that secondary students demonstrate conceptual
understanding and procedural fluency. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(k) The teacher verifies that secondary students demonstrate
the ability to formulate, represent, and solve problems. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(l) The teacher verifies that secondary students demonstrate logical
reasoning and continuous reflection on that reasoning. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(m) The teacher verifies that secondary students apply
mathematics in a variety of contexts within major mathematical domains. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
6(n) The teacher implements, uses, and interprets formative and
summative assessments to inform instruction by reflecting on mathematical
proficiencies essential for all students. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(a) The teacher uses appropriate
strategies and resources to adapt instruction to the needs of individuals and
groups of learners. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(b) The teacher continuously monitors
student learning, engages learners in assessing their progress, and adjusts
instruction in response to student learning needs. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(c) The teacher collaborates with
learners to design and implement relevant learning experiences, identify
their strengths, and access family and community resources to develop their
areas of interest. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(d) The teacher varies his/her role in
the instructional process (e.g., instructor, facilitator, coach, audience) in
relation to the content and purposes of instruction and the needs of
learners. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(e) The teacher provides multiple
models and representations of concepts and skills with opportunities for
learners to demonstrate their knowledge through a variety of products and
performances. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(f) The teacher engages all learners
in developing higher order questioning skills and metacognitive processes.
|
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(g) The teacher engages students in developmentally
appropriate mathematical activities and investigations that require active engagement
and include mathematics-specific technology in building new knowledge. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(h) The teacher uses a variety of
instructional strategies to support and expand learnersÕ communication about
mathematics through speaking, listening, reading, writing, and other modes.
|
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(i) The
teacher asks questions to stimulate discussion that serves different purposes
(e.g., probing for learner understanding, helping learners articulate their
ideas and thinking processes, stimulating curiosity, and helping learners to
question). |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(j) The teacher provides students with
opportunities to make connections among mathematics, other content areas,
everyday life, and the workplace. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
8(k) The teacher implements techniques
related to student engagement and communication including selecting high
quality tasks, guiding mathematical discussions, identifying key mathematical
ideas, identifying and addressing student misconceptions, and employing a
range of questioning strategies. |
Demonstrates minimal or no trajectory toward
meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits minimal evidence of
attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
trajectory toward meeting standard on the lesson; Exhibits some evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is met on the lesson. Exhibits sufficient evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Demonstrates
that standard is exceeded on the lesson; Exhibits in-depth evidence
of attainment of concepts and practice. |
Connections to other assessments
1. EDUC 412: Lesson Plan Adaptation and Reflection
2. EDUC 426 and Internship: Curriculum Unit Plan
3. Internship: Enacted Lessons (Portfolio)
4. Internship: Phase 1 to Phase 2 Transition
Graders
Course Instructor
Additional Resources
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Rutherford, P. (2009). Why didnÕt I learn this in college? Teaching
and learning in the 21st Century (2nd ed.).
Alexandria, VA: Just ASK Publications. http://www.amazon.com/dp/0979728010/ref=rdr_ext_tmb
Shrewsbury,
C. M. (1993). What
is feminist pedagogy? WomenÕs Studies
Quarterly, 3-4, 8-15.
Silver,
H. F., Brunsting, J. R., & Walsh, T. (2008). Math
tools grades 3-12: 64 ways to differentiate instruction and increase student
engagement. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin Press.
Silver,
H., Strong, R., & Perini, M. (1997). Integrating learning styles and multiple intelligences. Educational Leadership, 55, 22-27.
Smith, M. S., & Stein,
M. K. (2011). 5 Practices for
orchestrating productive mathematical discussions. Thousand Oaks, CA:
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