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Page 1: Cathy Taylor taylor79939@students.reinhardt.edu Teaching children to count is good, but teaching what counts is better

PSOE CANDIDATE TEACHING SUMMIT PRESENTATION

Page 2: Cathy Taylor taylor79939@students.reinhardt.edu Teaching children to count is good, but teaching what counts is better

CANDIDATE TEACHING SUMMIT PRESENTATION

Cathy [email protected] children to count is good, but teaching what counts is better.

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PART I.  INTRODUCTION:

DESCRIPTION OF SELF AND PLACEMENT: APPROXIMATELY 2 MINUTES

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Name, Major, School, Grade, Teacher, Subject

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School, Size, Location, Description of community

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Class, Size, Diversity of students, Schedule

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Thoughts and Feelings, Fears, Strengths and Weaknesses as you began Candidate Teaching.

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PART II.  CANDIDATE PROFICIENCY EVIDENCE:

APPROXIMATELY 15 MINUTES

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DOMAIN I:  PLANNING FOR DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION & ASSESSMENT 

Proficiency 1.0: The teacher candidate uses knowledge of curriculum, learner differences, and ongoing assessment data to plan for student access to same essential content.

Reflective Analysis:  How did you use knowledge of curriculum, learner differences, and ongoing assessment data to plan for student access to same essential content?

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS: At least three lesson plans or a unit plan

_R_ At least three lesson plans or a unit plan (For ECE candidates, at least one must be a READING lesson.)

[List the names of your lesson plans or the name of your unit plan and attach. (remember to place all documents saved as html in your folder, then link)]

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Other artifacts candidate might include:

____Pre-Assessment Activities ____Student Inventories ____Student Interviews 

(You may create these as separate slides or attach documents to these links.)

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Pre-Assessment Activities

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Student Inventories

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Student Interviews

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DOMAIN II:  PROVIDING DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION & ASSESSMENT Proficiency 2.0: The teacher

candidate utilizes a variety of strategies to differentiate instruction and assessment.

Reflective Analysis:  How did you utilize a variety of strategies to differentiate instruction and assessment?

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS:

•  At least three of the following artifact possibilities • _R _ Various Assessment Activities • ____Performance-Based Tasks• ____Rubrics• ____Activities that integrate technology• ____Webquests• ____Videos and Photographs• ____Room Diagram• ____Links to websites utilized• ____Student work• ____Classroom Management System

(You may create these as separate slides or attach documents to these links.)

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Various Assessment Activities

_R _ Various Assessment Activities

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS:

Your selection

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS:

Your selection

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DOMAIN III:  IMPACTING STUDENT LEARNING

• Proficiency 3.0: The teacher candidate uses systematic formal/informal assessment as an ongoing diagnostic activity to measure student growth and to guide, differentiate, and adjust instruction.

• Reflective Analysis:  How did you use systematic formal/informal assessment as an ongoing diagnostic activity to measure student growth and to guide, differentiate, and adjust instruction?

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS:  Artifact Possibilities

_R _ An example of one lesson, reflection, or use of assessment results to adjust instruction

_R_ Completed Assessment Tools (Anecdotal Records, Rubrics, Checklists, Observation Reports, Analyses of Student Learning, etc.)

____Impact on Student Learning Reflections, evidence of use of assessment results, adjusted lesson plan(s)

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Instruction Adjustment

_R _ An example of one lesson, reflection, or use of assessment results to adjust instruction

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Completed Assessment Tools

_R_ Completed Assessment Tools (Anecdotal Records, Rubrics, Checklists, Observation Reports, Analyses of Student Learning, etc.)

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Artifact Possibilities

Impact on Student Learning Reflections, evidence of use of assessment results, adjusted lesson plan(s)

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DOMAIN IV:  PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES IN SUPPORT OF DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION & ASSESSMENT• Proficiency 4.0: The teacher candidate

displays a professional commitment to the teaching philosophy of differentiated instruction to support students’ diverse learning needs and to maximize learning.

• Reflective Analysis:  How did you display a professional commitment to the teaching philosophy of differentiated instruction to support student’ diverse learning needs and to maximize learning? How has your teaching philosophy changed during Candidate Teaching?

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS:  Artifact Possibilities• _R_ List of Professional Development Activities (In-services,

Conferences...Provide Documentation)• _R _ Professional Organization Memberships • _R_ Teaching Philosophy at the conclusion of candidate teaching as

contrasted with an earlier philosophy• ____Evaluations from College Supervisors, Collaborating Teachers • ____Communication and Letters to and from Parents• ____Lists of school meetings attended (PTA, SST, Parent

Conferences, etc.)• ____Self-Assessments• ____Candidate may choose to describe an ethical dilemma he/she

encountered in Candidate Teaching and the decision-making process that he/she or another went through in order to resolve this dilemma.

• ____Candidate may also choose to describe how participation in meetings, in-services, and professional development activities affected his/her teaching philosophy.

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Professional Development Activities

_R_ List of Professional Development Activities (In-services, Conferences...Provide Documentation)

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Professional Organization Memberships

_R _ Professional Organization Memberships

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Teaching Philosophy

_R_ Teaching Philosophy at the conclusion of candidate teaching as contrasted with an earlier philosophy

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Artifact Possibilities

Your selections: ____Evaluations from College Supervisors, Collaborating

Teachers ____Communication and Letters to and from Parents ____Lists of school meetings attended (PTA, SST, Parent

Conferences, etc.) ____Self-Assessments ____Candidate may choose to describe an ethical dilemma

he/she encountered in Candidate Teaching and the decision-making process that he/she or another went through in order to resolve this dilemma.

____Candidate may also choose to describe how participation in meetings, in-services, and professional development activities affected his/her teaching philosophy.

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PART III. CONCLUSION:  CANDIDATE TEACHING EXPERIENCE: APPROXIMATELY 3 MINUTES

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REQUIRED ARTIFACTS:  Artifact Possibilities

_R_ Continuing Plan to Develop as a Professional Educator

____Future Challenges as a Teacher ____Differences between being a

Candidate Teacher and a First-year Teacher 

____Advice to Future Candidate Teachers 

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REQUIRED ARTIFACT: Continuing Plan to Develop as a Professional Educator

_R_ Continuing Plan to Develop as a Professional Educator

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Possible Topics:

____Future Challenges as a Teacher ____Differences between being a

Candidate Teacher and a First-year Teacher 

____Advice to Future Candidate Teachers