Secondary (5-12) Teacher Education
Program e-Portfolio
[Teacher Candidate Name]
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Metastandard #1: Adolescent
and Young Adult Development and Learning |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Pre-service teachers
understand the range of developmental characteristics of early adolescents
and young adults within social, cultural, and societal contexts. |
Pre-service teachers use an
understanding of individual and group motivation and behavior to create a
learning environment that encourages positive social interaction, active
engagement in learning, and self-motivation. |
Pre-service teachers
facilitate student learning by utilizing the knowledge of early adolescents
and young adults’ complex developmental characteristics and how these change
in relation to family setting and society. |
Pre-service teachers
consider the range of developmental characteristics of early adolescents and
young adults to gage the effectiveness of a supportive, congenial, and purposeful
learning environment. |
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Metastandard #2: Diversity |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Pre-service teachers
understand how early adolescent and young adult learners differ socially and
culturally and in their approach to learning |
Pre-service teachers use
their understanding of early adolescent and young adult challenges to provide
opportunities to enhance students’ reflective decision making skills. |
Pre-service teachers use
their understanding of early adolescent and young adult diversity in
learning, challenges, family setting, culture, and social settings to adapt
instructional opportunities to meet students’ needs. |
Pre-service teachers
understand the complexity of early adolescent and young adult development and
how changes in social, cultural, and societal contexts affect development. |
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Metastandard #3:
Curriculum/Content Knowledge |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Proficiency |
Pre-service teachers understand
established state-mandated curriculum, key concepts, tools of inquiry, and
structure of their specific discipline (Language Arts/English, Science,
Social Studies, Mathematics). |
Pre-service teachers use
their knowledge of the interdisciplinary nature of their subject matter to
foster well-rounded student learning. |
Pre-service teachers use
their knowledge of subject matter, its interactions and interdisciplinary
nature to provide meaningful learning for students. |
Pre-service teachers plan,
implement, and modify original curriculum and instruction based upon
knowledge of subject matter, students, the community, and curriculum goals. |
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Metastandard #4:
Instruction |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Pre-service teachers know
and understand the teaching/learning research base and the breadth of
instructional options available. |
Pre-service teachers
understand the effectiveness of using a variety of instructional strategies
and apply knowledge of effective communication techniques via technology. |
Pre-service teachers employ
a variety of instructional strategies as well as entertaining technological
instructional resources to advance students’ into high level thinking skills. |
Pre-service teachers
understand the value of using high quality instructional resources, including
technology to encourage students’ development of critical thinking, problem
solving, and performance skills. |
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Metastandard #5: Assessment |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Pre-service teachers know
and understand a variety of authentic and equitable assessment strategies. |
Pre-service teachers
understand how to use formal and informal assessments to obtain useful information
about student learning and development. |
Pre-service teachers are
knowledgeable about a variety of assessment strategies and utilize multiple
assessments in curriculum planning and implementation. |
Pre-service teachers use a
variety of assessment strategies to evaluate and ensure the continuous
intellectual, social, and physical development of the learner. |
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Metastandard #6:
Professionalism/Learning Communities |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Pre-service teachers
understand the unique philosophical foundations and organizational structure
of secondary education and the role the teacher plays within this structure. |
Pre-service teachers
incorporate their knowledge of secondary schools into the design of
educational programs that reflect sound principles of teaching and learning. |
Pre-service teachers
demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning through reflection and
professional behaviors. |
Pre-service teachers are
reflective practitioners who continually evaluate the effects of their
choices and actions on others, and actively seek out opportunities to grow
professionally. |
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Metastandard #7:
Family/Community Involvement |
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Basic (Knowledge & Comprehension) |
Proficient (Application) |
Mastery (Analysis and Synthesis) |
Exemplary (Evaluation) |
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Pre-service teachers
understand the importance and role of the family and community on the
development of early adolescents and young adults. |
Pre-service teachers
understand the importance of engagement with community resource persons and
groups. |
Pre-service teachers
understand how to facilitate and support the education of early adolescents
and young adults with the knowledge of the impact of family structure and
home life. |
Pre-service teachers
understand the importance of fostering relationships with students, families,
colleagues, community, and other school-related constituencies. |
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