4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Plans daily lessons using Plans single lessons or Plans differentiated Plans differentiated Plans differentiated available curriculum and sequence of lessons using instruction based on instruction, which is instruction that provides information from district additional assessment knowledge of students’ based on broad systematic opportunities and state required information on student academic readiness, knowledge of students. for supporting and assessments. academic readiness, academic language, Matches resources and extending student language, cultural diverse cultural specific strategies to learning based on 4.1 Using knowledge background, and backgrounds, and students’ diverse learning comprehensive of students’ academic individual development. individual cognitive, needs and cultural information on students. readiness, language social, emotional, and backgrounds. proficiency, cultural physical development to background, and meet their individual individual needs. (9/26/19) development to plan Is aware of impact of bias Becomes aware of Planning addresses bias, Engages students in the instruction. on learning. potential areas of bias Examines potential stereotyping, and analysis of bias, and seeks to learn about sources of bias and assumptions about stereotyping, and culturally responsive stereotyping when cultures and members of assumptions. pedagogy. planning lessons. Uses cultures. culturally responsive pedagogy in planning. (9/26/19) I plan differentiated instruction based on my knowledge of students’ past instruction, academic vocabulary, and backgrounds. I use this information to gauge how I need to meet each of their needs within a lesson. I am able to work with them to help them to continue to grow intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically. I examine my sources, content, and activities for bias or stereotyping to be sure that my pedagogy is culturally appropriate. I also help students build skills to be responsive to their environment. (9/26/19) CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Communicates learning Establishes and shares Establishes and Establishes and Establishes and objectives for a single learning goals for skill communicates to articulates learning goals articulates lesson to students based development with students clear learning to students that integrate comprehensive short- 4.2 Establishing and on content standards and students in single lessons goals for content that are content standards with term and long-term articulating goals for available curriculum. and sequence of lessons. accessible, challenging, students’ strengths, learning goals for student learning and differentiated to interests, and learning students. Assists students address students’ diverse needs. to articulate and monitor learning needs. learning goals. (9/26/19) I establish and communicate learning goals for content across subject matters that are appropriate for each student. Each student receives an appropriate amount of challenge. For example, in Writer’s Workshop I begin by instructing the whole class and giving our general goals and learning objectives. Throughout the workshop I meet with students individually and give them their goals. I establish their goals with them that are appropriately challenging. (9/26/19) CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Uses available curriculum Begins to plan curriculum Establishes short- and Refines sequence of long- Utilizes extensive for daily, short- and long- units that include a series long-term curriculum term plans to reflect knowledge of curriculum, 4.3 Developing and term plans. of connected lessons and plans for subject matter integrations of content standards, and sequencing long- are linked to long-term concepts and essential curriculum guidelines, assess learning needs to term and short-term planning to support related academic frameworks, and design cohesive and instructional plans to student learning. language and formats assessed instructional comprehensive long- and support student (9/26/19) that support student needs to ensure student short-term instructional learning learning. learning. plans that ensure high levels of learning.
I have begun to plan
curriculum units that include a series of connected lessons that are linked to long-term plans. For example, currently I have novel studies planned for each trimester. Each book will deal with a different aspect of life and build character for students. Within each novel study is a series of lessons that are connected for the duration of the book. Before we began our novel study of Wonder, I did a couple lessons on figurative language and students have continued building upon those initial lessons with each part of the book. (9/26/19) CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Plans instruction that Selects strategies for Incorporates Plans instruction using a Plans instruction incorporates strategies single lessons or differentiated wide range of strategies incorporating a suggested by curriculum sequence of lessons that instructional strategies to address learning styles repertoire of strategies guidelines. respond to students’ into ongoing planning and meet students’ specifically meet diverse learning needs. that addresses culturally assessed language and students’ diverse 4.4 Planning responsive pedagogy, learning needs. Provides language and learning instruction that students’ diverse appropriate support and needs and styles to incorporates language, and learning challenges for students. advance learning for all. appropriate Is aware of student Seeks to learn about needs and styles. (9/26/19) strategies to meet content, learning, and students’ diverse learning Facilitates opportunities the learning needs of language needs through and language needs Uses assessments of Integrates results from a for students to reflect on all students data provided by the site beyond basic data. students’ learning and broad range of their learning and the and district. language needs to inform assessments into impact of instructional planning differentiated planning to meet strategies to meet their instruction. (9/26/19) students’ diverse learning learning and language and language needs. needs.
I use assessments of I use a wide range of students’ learning, such strategies to reach all as exit tickets, formative learners in each lesson. I assessments, and scaffold lessons or summative assessments, activities for students to differentiate who need support. instruction. I use various Students who need modes depending on the challenges will complete subject matter to assess an extension to an student learning and activity or have a choice needs. I plan group work, that aligns with the station teaching, and original activity. varied individual (9/26/19). activities to reach individual students. (9/26/19) CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Implements lessons and Begins to adapt plans and Makes adjustments and Makes ongoing Anticipates and plans for uses materials from materials in single adaptations to adjustments to a wide range of curriculum provided. lessons or sequences of differentiate instructional instructional plans and adaptations to lessons lessons to address plans. Uses culturally uses a variety of based on in depth 4.5 Adapting students’ learning needs. responsive pedagogy and materials as the analysis of individual instructional plans additional materials to instructional needs arises student needs. and curricular support students’ diverse to support student materials to meet the learning needs. learning. Engages with students to assessed learning (9/26/19) identify types of needs of all students. adjustments in instruction that best meet their learning goals.
During instruction, I adapt or adjust to fit the needs of my learners. I observe student understanding and performance to decide what needs to change. For example, if I notice that students are not understanding what is asked of them, then I stop, regroup, and teach on the question and how to comprehend what it is asking. When I see that students require additional instruction or assistance, I use materials that help with reteaching skills, organizing information, and extending understanding. (9/26/19)
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