Student Teaching Dispositional Analysis Online Form



Exemplary:

On Target
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Below Expectations:
In-Service level performance – Beyond expectation and requirements

Meets expectations for preprofessional level


Performance does not meet expectations

Please use the Guiding Principles Rubric for reference while rating candidates.  If a candidate is Exemplary or Below Expectations please be sure to fill in the Comment box explaining why you feel the candidate deserved that rating.



a.)  Name
b.)  E-mail Address
c.)  Student Teacher's Name
d.)  Grade Level/ Content Area
e.)  School
f.)   Choose One



1.  All students can learn

    • Values many ways students communicate
    • Knows when and how to modify instruction to meet individual and developmental needs of students
    • Is disposed to using student’s strengths as a basis for student’s growth
    • Respects and appreciates the range of individual differences
    • Has a high expectation for all students which includes the idea of breadth and depth in learning.

 

 


2.  Learning occurs in a variety of ways
    • Values all knowledge meaningful to the learning experience
    • Commits to making the curriculum meaningful and relevant
    • Values the role of students in promoting each other’s learning and recognizes the importance of peer relationship in learning

 

 


3.  Professionalism is important and includes self-reflection and enthusiasm for learning, as well as establishing strong working relationships with all stakeholders
    • Values ongoing reflection as essential
    • Desires collaboration of families, colleagues and other professionals in the development of appropriate methods and assessment of students
    • Values personal and professional growth
    • Is positive and enthusiastic

 

4.  Staying current in knowledge and skills is important for teachers
    • Values keeping abreast of current ideas and understandings in the field
    • Values how research and theory influence current practices
    • Enjoys learning and sharing learning

 

 

5.  Knowledge about content and developmental stages is important for teachers
    • Is committed to supporting students in their development and continuous progress (intellectual, physical, emotional, social, aesthetic, and ethical)
    • Appreciates the need to continually expand his/her knowledge base in the subject areas

 

 

6.  Teaching responses, plans, and assessments are important for each individual student
    • Recognizes the importance of on-going assessment strategies are necessary for monitoring learning
    • Recognizes that effective instructional practices must be flexible and based on the individual and developmental needs
    • Values student’s misconceptions as opportunities for learning and growth rather than as mistakes to be corrected

 

 

7.  Classrooms should honor cultural diversity and look and feel inviting to all students
    • Values an environment that affirms and respects student’s diversity and respects the diversity of individuals, groups, and communities
    • Is committed to establishing a caring environment that supports healthy development

 

 

8.  Open, honest communication is important with everyone in the learning environment
    • Fosters relationships with school colleagues 
   • Appreciates constructive feedback through peer and administrative collaboration
    • Realizes the importance of communicating the needs and accomplishments of the student with the families

 

9.  Team planning and team learning are important activities
    • Values curriculum planning and delivery of instruction as a collegial activity

 

 

 

 



10. Students have a right to privacy and confidentiality
    • Commits to upholding legal principles and code of ethical conduct
    • Respects students and their families and realizes the importance of privacy and confidentiality of information

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