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Is aware of the need to Begins to engage in Engages in reflection Reflects individually and Maintains ongoing reflect on teaching reflection on teaching individually and with with colleagues on reflective practice and practice to support practice individually colleagues on the refinements in teaching action research in practice and connections student learning. and with colleagues relationship between supporting student among the elements of Reflects individually or that is focused on making adjustments in the CSTP to positively learning and raising with colleagues on methods to support the teaching practice and impact the full range of the level of academic immediate student full range of learners. impact on the full learners. 5/6/18 achievement.4/20/19 learning needs. range of learners. 12/2/18 9/28/17 Engages in and fosters reflection among colleagues for school wide impact on student learning. We have staff meeting I use technology such as Our school requires all and annual curriculum daily exit tickets on Google teachers to reflect and 6.1 Reflecting on modification time for Form to design and improve our teaching implement a variety of teaching practice in math teachers to sit practices by conducting formative and summative support of student down and share thoughts assessments that Individual Teaching to each other. At that accommodate learner needs, Development Plan in learning time, we reflect and provide timely feedback to facilitating colleagues’ adjust what needs to be students and inform self-examination of their adjust. Also, I do instruction.12/2/18 own understandings of self-reflect on new There are department community culture and meetings and school-wide lessons or activities I diversity and how they meetings at least every tried, which could help other month helped all the can develop culturally me in modifying and teacher to collaborate and responsive strategies to adjust them into a more exchange or even up-date enrich the educational proper lesson that fit our existing information. I’ve experiences of students students in the seen more and more cross and achieve high levels of community even more. department collaboration learning for all students. and it helped reflect our 9/28/17 4/20/19 teaching practices and connections among students across all levels. 5/6/18 CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Develops goals Sets goals connected to Sets goals connected to Sets and modifies Sets and modifies a connected to the CSTP the CSTP that take into the CSTP that are authentic goals broad range of through required account authentic, challenging, connected to the CSTP professional goals processes and local self-assessment of and based on self- that are intellectually connected to the CSTP protocols. teaching practice. assessment. challenging and based to improve on self-assessment and instructional practice Attends required Expands knowledge Aligns personal goals feedback from a and impact student professional and skills individually with school and variety of sources. learning within and development. and with colleagues district goals, and beyond the through available focuses on improving Engages in and classroom.12/2/18 professional student learning. contributes to 4/20/19 development. professional Selects and engages in development targeted Engages in ongoing professional on student inquiry into teacher development based on achievement. Pursues a practice for 6.2 Establishing needs identified in variety of additional professional professional goals professional goals. opportunities to learn development.5/6/18 and engaging in professionally.9/28/17 continuous and Contributes to purposeful professional professional growth organizations, and and development development opportunities to extend own teaching practice. CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Not just I attend regularly on the professional I attend professional developments, but also, I development meetings such as NROC and CUE presented during our conferences to pursue school professional professional interests by development couple creating and actively times on teaching with participating in local and technology global learning implementation. So, I networks.12/2/18 brought back to the For example, I attended school what I learned and CUE, STEAM symposium practiced at my own and NROC meetings. I classroom setting and believe that conferences open those ideas up on and seminars are important the table for all other to all educators as we can teachers to discuss and get inspired and regain the exchange ideas in better passion why they stepped into the educational field. I help students’ love to attend conferences achievement. 9/28/17 and my school supports me to attend those professional growth conferences and likes us to bring back ideas and shares with other colleagues. 5/6/18 I attend professional development meetings such as 2017-2019 NROC meeting and 2 014-2017 STEAM learn to model and practice how to teach effective communication and collaboration skills with families and other stakeholders focused on attaining equitable achievement for students of all backgrounds and circumstances. 4/20/19 CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Attends staff, grade Consults with Collaborates with Collaborates with Facilitates collaboration level, department, and colleagues to consider colleagues to improve colleagues to expand with colleagues.12/2/18 other required how best to support student learning and impact on teacher and Works to ensure the meetings and teacher and student reflect on teaching student learning within broadest positive impact collaborations. learning. practice at the grade or department possible on instructional classroom level. and school and district practice and student Identifies student and Begins to identify how levels. achievement at school teacher resources at to access student and Interacts with and district levels and for the school and district teacher resources in members of the Engages with members the profession.5/6/18 level. the broader broader professional of the broader professional community to access professional Initiates and develops professional learning community. resources that support community to access opportunities with the teacher effectiveness resources and a wide broader professional and student learning range of supports for community focused on 6.3 Collaborating teaching the full range student with colleagues and of learners.9/28/17 achievement.4/20/19 the broader I attend several We use schoolwide professional tech cafe, and professional development conferences community to partnership with local every year and is part of support teacher and community colleges to NROC association and student learning Noyce Project Scholars. I collaborate and tried to stay connect with co-learn with students all the past Noyce Project to discover and use Teachers as we could new digital resources exchange ideas and learn and diagnose and from each other’s troubleshoot teaching experience. My technology colleague and I also issues.12/2/18 presented a mini technology session on the There are school wide Western Education professional Technology Conference developments and in Fresno in 2017. department 9/28/17 professional development time assigned to each term. And the department meetings are usually CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator very valuable for the same subject matter teachers to collaborate with each other. We usually spent time together either aligning our teaching material, sharing teaching practices or update or exchanging information regarding the focus students. Recently we started to digitalize all math material and save it on the TEAM DRIVE from google cloud, so we could start some virtual collaborations. 5/6/18 I attended math conferences such as 2013-2017 CMC to collaborate with math teaching colleagues to select appropriate opportunities to advocate for the rights and/or needs of students, to secure additional resources within the building or district that support student learning, and to communicate effectively with targeted audiences such as parents and community members. 4/20/19 CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Is aware of the role of Acknowledges the Supports families to Provides opportunities Structures a wide range the family in student importance of the contribute to the and support for of opportunities for learning and the need family’s role in student classroom and school. families to actively families to contribute to the classroom and school for interactions with learning. Seeks Adjusts participate in the community. Supports a families. information about communication to classroom and school. school/district cultural norms of families based on 5/6/18 12/2/18 environment in which families represented in awareness of cultural families take leadership the school. Welcomes norms and wide range Communicates to to improve student family involvement at of experiences with families in ways which learning.4/20/19 classroom/ school schools.9/28/17 show understanding of events. and respect for cultural norms. 5/6/18 Since my students I collaboratively get I use Remind to create involved in Student are grownups or experiences for learners to Support Service at our parents itself. I make positive, socially school site in developing 6.4 Working with basically work with responsible contributions and exhibit empathetic a shared understanding families to support the families while behavior online that build among colleagues of the student learning teaching and relationships and diverse educational interacting with community.12/2/18 needs of families and the community. 4/20/19 them. I oftentimes Recently, we started the brought up my student service support department and has been a stories that associate remarkable success in to theirs or just listen connecting families and the to their stories and school together. For example, there are lots of maybe an advice if community related support they asked. We have information sessions going the communicate on at least once every other month. Something that I system via Remind probably need to improve is which could help me to get more involved to stay connect with my these events, so I can pass on the message and connect students effectively. to the families beyond just 9/28/17 the classroom teacher-student relationship. 5/6/18 CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Develops awareness Seeks available Uses a variety of Uses a broad range of Collaborates with about local neighborhood and neighborhood and neighborhood and community members to neighborhoods and community resources. community resources community resources increase instructional and learning communities to support the to support the opportunities for surrounding the school. Includes references or curriculum. instructional program, students.4/20/19 connections to students, and Uses available communities in single Includes knowledge of families.12/2/18 Engages students in neighborhood and lessons or sequence of communities when leadership and service community resources lessons. designing and Draws from in the community. in single lessons. implementing understanding of Incorporates instruction. 9/28/17 community to improve community members and enrich the into the school instructional learning community. program.5/6/18 I am part of college math I create alumni community The Student Support preparation course and attend and lead Service we work 6.5 Engaging local professional development designing team. As this collaboratively together communities in events to shape, advance class was originally at our school site also support of the designed for support and and accelerate a shared collaborates with vision for empowered instructional assist students from our learning with technology y families, communities, program community to move on to engaging with education and colleagues to develop community college, we stakeholders.12/2/18 comprehensive strategies tried to reach out and There were field trips and to address the diverse connect the community career explorations or job educational needs of fairs in my school site by providing this type of families and the because we follow the service. 9/28/17 college and career community. 4/20/19 readiness standards. Usually I gave out extra credits for students who attend these events. All they needed to do to earn extra credit was to write a short reflection on what they’ve learned and how they were going to apply the information or knowledge to their future practices in achieving their goals. 5/6/18 CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Develops an Maintains professional Anticipates Integrates the full Models professionalism understanding of responsibilities in professional range of professional and supports colleagues professional timely ways and seeks responsibilities and responsibilities into in meeting and exceeding professional responsibilities. support as needed. manages time and advanced planning and Responsibilities effort required to meet prepares for situations effectively. 9/28/17, Seeks to meet required Demonstrates expectations. that may be 5/6/1812/2/18 commitments to commitment by challenging. 4/20/19 students. exploring ways to Pursues ways to address individual support students’ Maintains continual Supports colleagues to student needs. diverse learning needs effort to seek, develop, maintain the motivation, and maintains belief in and refine new and resiliency, and energy to ensure that all students students’ capacity for creative methods to achieve.9/28/17, 5 /6/18 achievement. ensure individual student learning. 6.6 Managing I attend conference professional and facilitate couple of responsibilities to the workshops in the maintain technological motivation and professional commitment to all developments to pursue professional students interests by creating and actively participating in local and global learning networks.12/2/18 I am part of the technology team at my school as well as the curriculum design team here. My duty is to facilitate other teacher fellows on technology related updates and its applications, as well as review the curriculum and make proper modifications. I believe CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator that if I demonstrate the passion in teaching my students, this positive energy could also affect other teachers in devoting themselves into teaching. 9/28/17 A balanced of work and personal life is a critical part of teaching profession in my opinion. I need to get involved with students’ lives sometimes as a mental coach in supporting their confidence to approach subject matter problems, but I also needed to learn how to draw back and not to get too deeply involved. 5/6/18 I attended Senate Hearing in 2018 and come back to share information with colleagues within and/or beyond the district regarding how local, state, and national trends and policies can impact classroom practices and expectations for student learning. 4/20/19 CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator Follows all state education codes, legal requirements, district and site Maintains a high standard of personal integrity policies, contractual agreements, and ethical responsibilities.* and commitment to student learning and the profession in all circumstances.9/28/17 * As follows: ● Take responsibility for student academic learning outcomes. Contributes to building professional community and ● Is aware of own personal values and biases and recognizes ways in which holding peers accountable to norms of respectful these values and biases affect the teaching and learning of students. treatment and communication. 4/20/19 ● Adheres to legal and ethical obligations in teaching the full ranges of learners, including English learners and students with special needs. Contributes to fostering a school culture with a ● Reports suspected cases of child abuse and/or neglect as outlined in the high degree of resilience, professional integrity, California Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act. and ethical conduct.5/6/18 ● Maintains a non-hostile classroom environment and carries out laws and district guidelines for reporting cases of sexual harassment. ● Understands and implements school and district policies and state and federal law in responding to inappropriate or violent student behavior. 6.7 Demonstrating ● Complies with legal and professional obligations to protect the privacy, professional health, and safety of students, families, and other school professionals. responsibility, ● Models appropriate behavior for students, colleagues, and the profession. integrity, and ● Acts in accordance with ethical considerations for students. ethical conduct ● Maintains professional conduct and integrity in the classroom and school community. By creating the classroom website and Instagram account and post updated pictures periodically from classroom activities, I mentor students in safe, legal and ethical practices with digital tools and the protection of intellectual rights and property.12/2/18
I demonstrate as a role model during the class by
setting a high standard, responsible and respectful individual. Also, I am commit to my career and show the students and the staff my passion in teaching by attending conferences and continue learning and growing. Occasionally, I would bring back what I learned from professional development meetings and shared with other fellows. Likewise, I would love to CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator listen and learn from my teacher fellows to grow together as well. 9/28/17
I am part of technology team in help to support and
share knowledge in technology and assist with the technology implementation and instructions to the classroom for all staff members. In addition, I am part of curriculum development/ writing committees to review and update the existing curriculum, and to create/ write the new one if needed in support of all students’ learning outcome and better prepare their career and college readiness. 5/6/18
I participate and am a member of CCAE (California
Council of Adult Education) and attend the conference such as 2019 CCAE to learn the knowledge and understand of the different backgrounds, ethnicities, cultures, and languages in the school community to promote effective interactions among colleagues, families, and the larger community. 4/20/19