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Students are given I have students Students: I have Teacher: Each
the materials that engage in verbal students sit in circle student’s
promote different discussions and I move the desks background,
points of view. They monitored by me. away. Beforehand, I interests, and culture
have to present ideas The rule is that they tell them that they is taken into
Evidence
whether they agree not respond need to have mature consideration. The
with it or not to show immediately but wait discussions and student population in
understanding of 20 seconds or more everyone should feel my class is mostly
different points of to think about what free to add their Mexican and African-
view. This is to someone has said and cultural experiences American. So, I do
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
promote respect for respond with a claim and reflections with incorporate both
others ideas and that agrees or respect. Once those African-American and
opinions even if one disagrees with their boundaries and rules Chicana literature to
does not agree with peers and with of respect are promote diverse
it. While they do this evidence from the established, students literature and
well face to face, I text. They can have do discuss their embrace students’
should give them their peers also help experiences and differences. Also, for
more opportunities them with evidence. reflections, and the the students who are
to engage in They engage in diversity is very minorities in the
discussions virtually. healthy, intellectual much met with student population, I
9/24/18 debates and compassion and still use video clips
discussions regarding understanding. For and other informative
various issues or instance, in my unit texts about their
concepts in the that focused on background to make
reading materials. parent-child them feel included
9/24/18 relationships, and their culture
students openly celebrated. That way,
discussed how students are exposed
parenting is different to diversity and can
in their cultures. carry that positive
Some students could knowledge to outside
relate whereas others of the classroom.
had the polar 5/9/19
opposite experience.
Nevertheless, such Teachers: I
talks create a positive rearrange seating so
environment that is that students are
conducive to sitting in circles and
learning. 5/9/19 closer together.
There, there is a
Students: Students consensus among the
are more willing to students and me that
sit in a circle and the information
have talks about shared is for
sensitive topics in academic purposes
which they are and to enhance
willing to take knowledge and
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
responsibility for and understanding of
discuss a past event especially non-fiction
wherein they were a topics that would
victim of a current benefit all of us as
issue such as bullying researchers. As a
or racial profiling. result of in-person
Despite its sensitivity, discussions, I am able
a sense of respect and to create digital
mutual discussions where
understanding is first students know one
agreed upon. From another by name and
there, they are can agree and
mature enough to disagree with each
handle one digitally other while validating
where each one is each other’s
writing their own concerns. This is such
quote. For example, topics as juvenile
each student was justice, food
willing to write their proposals, and
own original quote gender dynamics.
about bullying and They all have or
allow his / her sometimes change
classmates to use it their opinions but the
as evidence in their platform makes it
research paper on possible for them to
bullying, which engage with one
included that another and give each
student’s full name. other a different
This entails a level of perspective for
respect and trust research. 12/10/19
among students to
use each other as Especially now that
sources of knowledge we have a virtual
and evidence in an environment from
academic setting. which we
12/10/19 communicate, the
students and I agree
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
that all are muted
except the speaker
during discussions,
and everyone,
including me, takes a
turn to talk. This is
preparing students
for professionalism in
their career. 5/2/20
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
Element 2.3 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Adheres to policies and Recognizes and addresses Anticipates and reduces Integrates support for Shares responsibility with
laws regarding safety that safety issues regarding risks to physical, students to take risks and the students for the
are required by the site, materials, student intellectual, and offer respectful opinions establishment and
district, and state. interactions, and the emotional safety using about divergent maintenance of a safe
Responds to behaviors organization of the multiple strategies that viewpoints. 5/5/19 physical, intellectual, and
that impact student safety learning environments. include examining biases emotional environment
as they arise. in the learning Same (teacher) 12/10/19 focused on high quality
environment and and rigorous learning.
curriculum. 5/2/20
Explores strategies to
establish intellectual and Models and provides Engages in reflection on
Establishing and emotional safety in the instruction on skills that their own language and
maintaining learning classroom. develop resiliency and behavior that contributes
environments that support intellectual and to intellectual and
are physically, emotional safety. emotional safety in the
intellectually, and Students are aware of classroom. 9/24/18 Students demonstrate
emotionally safe required safety Students follow teacher resiliency in perseverance
procedures and the guidance regarding Students take risks, offer for academic
school and classroom potential safety issues for opinions, and share Students develop and achievement.
rational for maintaining self or others. alternative perspectives. practice resiliency skills Students maintain
safety. 9/24/18 and strategies to strive intellectual and emotional
for academic safety for themselves and
achievement, and others in the classroom.
establish intellectual and 5/2/20
emotional safety in the
classroom. 5/5/19
Same (students)
12/10/19
Teacher: All
students read aloud
despite their level,
even EL and students
with special needs
because I establish a
safe environment,
with especially a
motivational quote at
the beginning of the
class. It is to foster
growth and do away
with judgment, not
giving in to one’s
judgment. Also,
students have
sharing cards that
they have to use in
front of the class.
Their answer doesn’t
have to be correct.
They get
participation credits
for trying to answer a
question or sharing
their opinion or
example with the
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
class. 5/9/19
Students: Because I
emphasize the
willingness to be
vulnerable in a
learning
environment and
also admit to not
knowing some things,
it’s given students
the confidence to also
speak up. That they
are commended for
asking questions and
even answering a
question incorrectly,
then, allows them to
muster the courage
to continue to take
chances. So,
participation is
developed through
the safety of the class
environment that
they, too, are a part
of creating. 5/9/19
Teacher: Because I
am willing to share
my own experiences,
it, then, gives them
the courage to share
theirs without the
worry of being
judged. I give them
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
structures for
disagreeing with
each other, creating
sentence starters
such as “I see your
point of view;
however,. . .” to show
respect but also a
different point of
view; I, also, use it as
an opportunity to
teach them
argumentative
writing where they
have to acknowledge
claims made by the
opposition but use
transitions to present
their perspective
where the benefits of
something may
outweigh the
disadvantages
pointed out by their
classmates.
12/10/19
Students: Because I
initially had some
classroom
management issues
because of on-going
cell phone use and
talking in one class,
they had to learn new
skills and apply new
rules, strict ones to
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
ensure that students
would learn. As a
result, they
developed more
responsibilities and
compliance with
classroom
community
expectations. They
knew to walk into
class, hand over their
phone, sign
attendance, and log
into their
Chromebooks and
look at the agenda.
They learned to
reinstate an
environment that
promotes emotional
and intellectual
safety and openness.
12/10/19
When students’
assignments lack
substance, and I send
it back to them on
Google Classroom,
they redo them. If
they don’t, they
already know that I
will reach out to their
parents to ensure
that they understand
the material, and if
they don’t, I am here
for help. I have
discovered that
oftentimes, students
turn in work with
less substance
because there is
some kind of
confusion, but they
do reach out more
because they know
that I do help them.
5/2/20
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
Element 2.5 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Establishes expectations, Develops expectations Uses multiple strategies Integrates equitable Facilitates a positive
rules, and consequences with some student including culturally expectations, positive environment using
for individual and group involvement. responsive instruction to supports, and systems that ensure
behavior. Communicates, models develop and maintain consequences for students take an active
and explains expectations high standards for individual and group role in monitoring and
for individual and group individual and group behavior within and maintaining high
behavior. behavior. across learning activities. standards for individual
and group behaviors.
Refers to standards for Reviews standards for Utilizes routine Guides and supports 9/24/18 5/5/19
behavior and applies behavior with students in references to standards students to self-assess, (same level) Same
consequences as needed. single lessons or for behavior prior and monitor, and set goals for
sequence of lessons in during individual and individual and group
level 5/2/20
Developing, anticipation of need for group work. behavior and
communicating, and reinforcement. participation. Same level for
maintaining
teacher 12/10/19
high standards for Students are aware of Students know Students follow behavior Students: Students
individual and group classroom rules and expectations for behavior expectations, accept respond to individual and
behavior consequences. and consequences and consequences and group behaviors and
respond to guidance in increase positive encourage and support
following them. behaviors. 9/24/18 each other to make
improvements. 5/9/19
Students demonstrate
positive behavior,
consistent participation
and are valued for their
unique identities.
12/10/19
Same level 5/2/20
Teacher: This
semester I had to
create new rules such
as no cell phones, no
more than four
absences per
semester (obviously
it would not apply to
students who had
family emergencies
or were ill), but it
worked out
positively an initial
attempt, which was
giving them a mid-
class break, did not
work. So, taking away
students’ phones at
the beginning of class
really made a
difference. They took
me seriously and it
prevented their
phones from
becoming
distractions in class.
12/10/19
Students: Few
students had few
absences and learned
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
to conform to new
rules in the class.
Also, students were
willing to share their
lifestyles and be
willing to participate
in discussions. I had
students who were
vegan, for example,
and defended their
position in the unit
on Good Food / Bad
Food. They were also
open about their
backgrounds, cultural
and religious, in the
unit about Racial
Profiling and
discussed how the
current political
climate has
influenced their
thinking or behaving.
So, it has helped
students become
better students in the
classroom and digital
citizenship. They
were able to be
proud of their own
identities and accept
each other’s
identities. 12/10/19
In addition to the
above, I have had
norms as a kind of
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
constitution that
students have to
abide by both in the
physical and virtual
classroom. 5/2/20
Teacher: While I
created rules that
were more strict
such as the no cell
phone policy, I did
have a discussion
with them about the
extent to which it can
be distracting to
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
them and even me. I
turned off my phone
in front of them in
class to show that the
rules that apply to
them also apply to
me. So, it created a
sense of fairness for
them to see that I do
what I expect of
them. The same with
tardies and absences
applied. I would
always be ready and
have all assignments
on Google Classroom
when they walked in
to show them an
example of what it is
like to be responsible
and prepared.
12/10/19
Students: Because I
would do what I
expected of them
such as grading on
time, which meant
that they had to
submit their work on
time, they would use
me as an example to
follow. When a unit
was due, they would
turn it in on the due
date because I
enforced the “no late
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
work” policy,
especially for the last
unit. They, also,
shared the
responsibility of
being respectful: I
would not talk over
them, and they would
not talk over me.
They learned mutual
respect. 12/10/19
Students generally
Evidence complete their Students: Students Teacher: While I do
assignments on time know to ask me have a pacing guide
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
and turn them in to questions at all times. for the students and I
Google Classroom. Within each two- to stay on track, it is
However, they come hour block, I never sit nevertheless a
to me, which is a rule, down and walk tentative schedule
to go over their around, and they that is amenable to
assignment to check learn to use it as an change. The vast
that they have opportunity to ask majority of written
written a substantive me questions. They assignments are done
response before they are so used to in class—this is so
submit their answers. receiving feedback, that they receive
This is an area, they ask for more ample help on the
though, that I need to because it is lesson spot and with
help them work on points learned on the guidance. This
because some do spot. Initially, if a especially helps EL
turn in late work, student does not feel and students with
which in our school, I comfortable asking special needs. As they
have to take. me, I let them write are writing, I give
9/24/18 in on a post-it note them immediate
but slowly wean feedback. When I
them away from it allow them to write
and encourage them on their own, I still
to ask and openly log into Google
discuss what they Classroom and give
need help on, on their students immediate
papers, and they do. written feedback.
5/9/19 This way, instruction
in writing is
I teach lessons in optimized. 5/9/19
each unit based on
common core Even though I have
standards. While taught some of the
time is important, if same classes, I have
the vast majority of to pace and modify
students are at near the curriculum as it
mastery based on my best meets the needs
rubric on a specific of all students.
common core There’s a confluence
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
standard, I re-teach of flexibility and rigor
the standard because that holds students
while time is accountable for the
important so is the class moving forward
skill that they need to with the curriculum.
acquire. Every unit, 5/2/20
and I break them up
into five units per Students are aware
semester, is made up that what they learn
of formative and in previous weeks,
summative they’re still to
assessments with continue to apply in
rubrics. I do follow their present
the pacing guide, assignments. They
which I give them at honor my color-
the beginning of each coding system in
semester. The which vocabulary
learning target as words and grammar
well as assignments points are
are on the board highlighted in
every day, and various colors to
students know that show me that they
they must be done. If are being applied in
they don’t complete all of their
them, and especially assignments. 5/2/20
if they are EL or
SPED students, they
have until 8 p.m. that
day to turn the
assignment in on
Google Classroom.
With writing, I try to
give them ample time
in class because I
want to monitor their
progress and give
them feedback on
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
their writing that I
expect them to apply
on the spot to enforce
its effectiveness.
9/24/18
Teacher: I talk to
them more one on
one than the class as
a whole and keep
them engaged most
of the time. I include
a lot of instructions
in the handouts and
assignments to clear
any confusion about
directions and even
ask the Special
Education Specialist
and EL coach for
advice on how well it
is expressed to
students; thus, when
they see the
assignments on
Google Classroom,
they are able to start
on them right away.
It allows me to give
them feedback one
by one and have
them make
corrections.
12/10/19
Students: They
actively complete
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
their work, not
wasting time. Even
when students are
finished and others
are not, I do allow
them to start on the
next assignment. This
way, I am collecting
work from them on
the spot, and they can
take more time on
the same assignment
or if they are done,
start on the next. It
makes it ideal EL and
students with special
needs to take more
time on their
assignments. At
times, one student
can be working on
one assignment while
another is working
on a different one. It
is purposefully made
to accommodate all
learners. 12/10/19