Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Content Knowledge
Notes:
I look at individuals when they answer questions
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Teaching/Learning
B. The Classroom
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Literacy
C. Presentation
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Notes:
I asked students to shift in their spots to see better
I moved my board up higher to accommodate everyone
on the carpet
I had the cards, groups of cubes, games, sheets, and
poster all ready before class began
Notes:
Handwriting is neat and legible and visible to all parts of
the classroom
I speak loudly and clealy.
I varied the activity level and noise level throughout the
lesson
I was prepared for any and all questions my students
might ask.
I moved between concrete and abstract applications for
math in a simple and understandable way.
Students had plenty of time exposed to concepts and
ideas before completing on their own.
Diversity
D. Culture and Adjustment
o I am aware that cultural differences affect the
learning situation.
o I keep the cultural background(s) of my
students in mind when planning daily activities
and am aware of culture misunderstandings
which might arise from the activities I choose.
o I work for an atmosphere of understanding and
mutual respect.
o I tell students when they have done well, but I
don't let praise become mechanical.
o My activites are varied, some more visual,
aural, oral and kinesthetic. I provide models,
examples, and experiences to maximize
learning in each of these areas.
Professionalism
B. Self-concepts
I treat my students with the same respect that I expect
them to show me.
I plan "one-centred" activities which give all students
an opportunity at some point to feel
important and accepted.
C. Aptitude and Perception
I am aware that my students learn differently.
My exercises are varied, some ore visual, aural, oral
and kinesthetic. I provide models,
examples, and experiences to maximize learning in each
of these areas.
I finish my class period in a way which will review
the new concepts presented during the class period. My
students can immediately evaluate their understanding of
those concepts.
III. The Activity
A. Interaction
The activities maximize student involvement.
The activities are organized to insure a high success
rate, leaving enough room for error tomake the activity
challenging.
Notes:
I was aware that the ELL students in my class might
need more assistance when in front of the class.
I knew that my students would love Perry the Place
Value Robot because of their age and the culture of
youth today.
I praise students often I like how ____ is doing this
Oral, kinesthetic, and visual activities all included.