This document summarizes Standard 1 of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP), which focuses on engaging and supporting all students in learning. It provides descriptions of teacher practice at different levels of development for each element of the standard.
The levels of development described are Emerging, Exploring, Applying, Integrating, and Innovating. For each element, the document gives examples of what a teacher's practice might look like at each level as it progresses from learning about students to using comprehensive knowledge of students to continually adjust instruction to meet individual needs.
This document summarizes Standard 1 of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP), which focuses on engaging and supporting all students in learning. It provides descriptions of teacher practice at different levels of development for each element of the standard.
The levels of development described are Emerging, Exploring, Applying, Integrating, and Innovating. For each element, the document gives examples of what a teacher's practice might look like at each level as it progresses from learning about students to using comprehensive knowledge of students to continually adjust instruction to meet individual needs.
This document summarizes Standard 1 of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP), which focuses on engaging and supporting all students in learning. It provides descriptions of teacher practice at different levels of development for each element of the standard.
The levels of development described are Emerging, Exploring, Applying, Integrating, and Innovating. For each element, the document gives examples of what a teacher's practice might look like at each level as it progresses from learning about students to using comprehensive knowledge of students to continually adjust instruction to meet individual needs.
This document summarizes Standard 1 of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP), which focuses on engaging and supporting all students in learning. It provides descriptions of teacher practice at different levels of development for each element of the standard.
The levels of development described are Emerging, Exploring, Applying, Integrating, and Innovating. For each element, the document gives examples of what a teacher's practice might look like at each level as it progresses from learning about students to using comprehensive knowledge of students to continually adjust instruction to meet individual needs.
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Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
Element 1.1 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Learns about students Gathers additional data to Uses data from a variety Uses data from multiple Uses comprehensive through data provided by learn about individual of formal and informal measures to make knowledge of students to the school and/or students. 9.20.18 sources to learn about adjustments to make ongoing assessments. students and guide instruction and meet adjustments and selection of instructional individual identified accommodations in strategies to meet diverse learning needs. instruction. Using knowledge of learning needs. 5.5.19 students to engage them in learning Some students may Students engage in single Student engage in Students actively utilize a Students take ownership engage in learning using lessons or sequence of learning through the use variety of instructional of their learning by instructional strategies lessons that include some of adjustments in strategies and choosing from a wide focused on the class as a adjustments based on instruction to meet their technologies in learning range of methods to whole. assessments. needs. 9.20.18 that ensure equitable further their learning that access to the curriculum. are responsive to their learning needs.4.4.20 I gather information and Multiple days a week we I have begun creating When creating lessons data from their student do small group centers lists throughout the days and activities I take into records, if available. I also that provide lessons and noting down consideration student talk to their preschool differentiated group the students that need interests, backgrounds, teacher if they went to activities. Group activites more help in specific and academic levels in the school to gain more of are geared towards areas, rather than relying order to create engaging an understanding of the different learning styles on my memory. I pull learning experiences that student and their such as games, art, them for one on one they can do experience in the booklets, worksheets, learning later on. 10.3.19 independently and feel a classroom. I also talk and a multitude of other sense of success or a early on with the parents hands on activities. challenge where students during Septemeber Centers are also geared push themselves to conferences to hear out towards the different achieve higher order Evidence the parent insight on academic levels, such as learning. their child and how they approaching level, on feel their child likes to level, and beyond. 9.20.18 learn, the topics that interest them, and results they see at home academically. Specific students whom need more one on one attention from me I pull aside to guide in closer instruction. 9.20.18 Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning Element 1.2 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Develops awareness of Uses gathered Uses school resources Integrates broad Develops and prior knowledge, culture, information about and family contacts to knowledge of students systematically uses backgrounds, life students’ prior expand understanding of and their communities to extensive information experiences, and interests knowledge, cultural students’ prior inform instruction. regarding students’ represented among backgrounds, life knowledge, cultural cultural backgrounds, students.9.20.18 experiences, and interest backgrounds, life prior knowledge, life Connecting learning to support student experiences, and interests experiences, and to students’ prior learning. to connect to student interests. knowledge, learning.5.5.19 backgrounds, life experiences, and Some students connect Students participate in Students make Students are actively Students can articulate interests learning activities to their single lessons or connections between engaged in curriculum, the relevance and impact own lives. sequences of lessons curriculum, and their which relates their prior of lessons on their lives related to their interests prior knowledge, knowledge, experiences, and society.4.4.20 and experiences. backgrounds, life and interests within and experiences, and across learning activities. interests. 9.20.18 In lessons specifically Students always raise With our IB program we I have worked diligently Science and Math I am their hand, shout out, or have been able to create to create lessons that able to draw out share with a friend the lessons that touch heavily appeal to students connections to material connection or similar into student background background, and their that students may already experience they have had. and knowledge of how we common knowledge for know such as senses, Through buddy think- are all similar and better student weather, and plants. Then pair-share they are often different in many way. engagement. We have using those small bits able to share their They send me pictures of increased our reflection through discussion, connection to lessons. We what they do over the period after lessons in pictures, and videos, we do hands on experiments weekend and as I get to order to assess student explain and develop the in the classroom that know them I am able to connection and learning, information they do know build upon familiar topics make references and usually in a discussion or Evidence and build upon it. 9.20.18 for them. 9.20.18 examples to their real activity form. ives. 10.3.19 Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning Element 1.3 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Uses real-life connections Explore using additional Integrates connections Integrates connections to Engages student in during instruction as real-life connections to from subject matter to meaningful, real-life actively making identified to curriculum. subject matter in single meaningful, real-life contexts in planning connections to relevant, lessons or sequence of contexts, including those subject matter meaningful, and real-life lessons to support specific to students’ instruction and is contexts throughout understanding. 9.24.18 family and community. responsive during subject matter Connecting subject instruction to engage instruction. matter to students in relating to meaningful, real-life subject matter. contexts Some students relate Students make use of Students utilize real-life Students routinely subject matter to real-life. real-life connections connections regularly to Students actively engage integrate subject matter provided in single lessons develop understandings in making and using real- into their own thinking or sequence of lessons to of subject matter. 9.24.18 life connections to and make relevant support understanding of subject matter to extend applications of subject subject matter. their understanding. matter during learning activities. Reading literature to the Naturally many kinder With young ones, this students to teach them students make any type of connection is important lessons inside connection they can in their first tool when and outside of the the classroom. Stories learning. I very naturally classroom. Books on they identify with the have been able to adapt kindness, blurting, rules characters and where my teaching to their level on the playground, they have been, how they of building connections tattling, etc. Students are are acting etc. building with their interests. Even able to connect with their comprehension of a behaviorly I have been these books by seeing story. Students go outside able to connect learning what the consequences and reconnect ideas they expectations to things are of those actions and learned in a science or they love by a simple Evidence how it makes others feel. math lesson and share it phone call to their Relating math problems with you out on a favorite book or cartoon in a context that intrigues playground. Ex. Weather, character sharing the them, using their name, students notice it’s great news of someone. favorite toys, changing cooling down, leaves are 10.3.19 the words of a problem to turning more brown, they engage them in what they connect with the seasons can connect with. 9.24.18 and share that “it’s like Fall!” 5.5.19
Element 1.4 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning Uses instructional Explores additional Utilizes a variety of Creates, adapts, and Refines the flexible use of strategies, resources, and instructional strategies, strategies including integrates a broad range an extensive repertoire of technologies as provided resources, and culturally responsive of strategies, resources, strategies, resources, and by school and/or district. technologies in single pedagogy, resources, and and technologies into technologies to meet lessons or sequence of technologies during instruction designed to students’ diverse learning Using a variety of lessons to meet students’ ongoing instruction to meet students’ diverse needs. instructional diverse learning meet students’ diverse learning needs. strategies, resources, needs.9/25/18 learning needs. and technologies to meet students’ Some students Students participate in Students actively engage Students take diverse learning participate in Students participate in instruction using in instruction and make responsibilities for using needs instructional strategies, single lessons or strategies, resources, and use of a variety of a wide range of using resources and sequence of lessons technologies matched to targeted strategies, strategies, resources, and technologies provided. related to their interests their learning resources, and technologies that and experiences. needs.9/25/18 technologies to meet successfully advance their individual students their learning. needs. Within the classroom I Students engage in a When I notice my class is use a variety of different variety of learning struggling with a lesson, learning strategies such strategies. They have typically its math, I try to as small group centers, individualized small finish up the lesson as whole group lecture, and groups where they work best as possible, but note modeling. Language arts with classmates at their it for the next day that centers are leveled academic level. We role that strategy did not according to their play different social work for them. From reading and phonics. This studies situations in the there I find different allows me to create classroom. Daily we read unique ways to teach that specific instruction to chorally as a group to same objective but in a help our students. When I practice our decodable way that would spark Evidence teach whole group readers. Students also interest and help them lessons I try to bring have a writing journal learn. Throughout the students up to interact that they are able to use year we have noticed our and lead in the discussion at any time to encourage students learn the best so I can see if they have their creativity and when we break from the an understanding of what writing in the classroom. book to create remedial is being taught. 5.5.19 lessons for the objectives. 10.3.19
Element 1.5 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning Asks questions that focus Includes questions in Guide students to think Supports students to Facilitates systematic on factual knowledge and single lessons or a critically through use of initiate critical thinking opportunities for student comprehension. sequence of lessons that questioning strategies, through independently to apply critical thinking require students to recall, posing/solving problems, developing questions, by designing structured interpret, and think and reflection on issues posing problems and inquiries into complex critically. in content.9/25/18 reflecting on multiple problems. Promoting critical perspectives. thinking though inquiry, problem Some students respond Students respond to Students respond to Students pose problems Students pose and solving, and to questions regarding varied questions or tasks questions and problems and construct questions answer a wide-range of reflection facts and comprehension. designed to promote posed by the teacher and of their own to support complex questions and comprehension and begin to pose and solve inquiries into content. problems, reflect, and critical thinking in single problems of their own communicate lessons or a sequence of related to the understandings based on lessons. content.9/25/18 in depth analysis of content learning. In kindergarten we are Promote critical thinking In kindergarten working to build our daily in our class academically we often try critical thinking skills meetings. Students are in to promote critical each day. We use KWL charge of facilitating the thinking and problem charts to help them conversation between solving to see how they visually see these steps. I their peers. If they need naturally would try to pose questions with the extra assistance then solve a problem, and we lessons and asking them a teacher will step in to go on from there. A big what they already know, help coach them through focus we also work on is and what they want to the problem solving the problem solving skills know. Then we will do a process. 5.5.19 when it comes to social hands on experiment and behavior matters on where they get to the playground. We have investigate the topics and class meeting every day Evidence come up with their own after lunch where one conclusions. After then I student is in charge of complete discussions and leading the class through help them to put all of the problems they had their observations out on the playground together. As a class we and teaching them the also have the students steps they should take pick a goal that they want next time when in that to work on each week. situation. 10.3.19 With these brag tags they get assessed and earn a new tag if they accomplish their goals. 9/25/18 Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning Element 1.6 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating Implements lessons Seeks to clarify Makes ongoing Adjusts strategies during Makes adjustments to following curriculum instruction and learning adjustments to instruction based on the extend learning guidelines. activities to support instruction based on ongoing monitoring of opportunities and student understanding. observation of student individual student needs provide assistance to engagement and regular for assistance, support, or students in mastering the Monitoring student checks for challenge. concepts flexibly and learning and understanding.9/25/18 effectively. adjusting instruction while teaching. Some students receive Students receive Students are able to Students monitor their individual assistance assistance individually or Students successfully articulate their level of progress in learning and during instruction. in small groups during participate and stay understanding and use provide information to instruction. engaged in learning teacher guidance to meet teacher that informs activities.9/25/18 their needs during adjustments in instruction. instruction. In the classroom we try to During a more difficult make all lessons as lesson when I notice engaging and interactive there is less participation for all students. Math is I ask the students to rate the subject that we how they feel about this mostly use as whole activity. Could they help group. During this teach a friend, they have instruction I teach, then it but want more practice, we practice it as a group, or I need help form the then I have students teacher. This helps me come up to demonstrate gauge where they are at to their classmates how and if I need to keep Evidence to do it. This allows me to working through the gage who is grasping the objective or change my concept and who needs direction with it. From more practice. there I write down the names of students that need extra help and at a later time in the week I pull them for one on one instruction and practice. 5.5.19/10.3.19
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