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Connecting Standards Based Instruction to Professional Teacher Standards and Practices

Author: Kathleen Johnson

Connecting Standards Based Instruction to Professional Teacher Standards & Practices

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Video Transcript

Notes on "Connecting Standards Based Instruction to Professional Teacher Standards & Practices"

(00:00-01:01) Intro

(01:02-01:26) Objectives

(01:27-03:37) Danielson Teacher Evaluation

(03:38-04:37) National Board Teacher Practice Standards

(04:38-05:33) ISTE Teacher Standards

(05:34-06:07) Reviewing Subject Standards

(06:08-08:24) Connecting the Standards & Practices

(08:25-08:59) Review

(09:00-09:41) Reflection

Additional Resources

The Relationship Between Standards-Based Teacher Evaluation Scores and Student Achievement

This article from the Consortium for Research is a research-based article demonstrating that teachers who are evaluated using a standards based framework typically realize higher student achievement.
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/v...


 

The Thoughtful Classroom Teacher Effectiveness Framework 

This is the NY State Department of Education Handbook on evaluation that connects Marzano's framework with reflective practices and activities for teachers designed to improve practices. It provides teachers with questions to evaluate their own practices as a teacher. Although the tool may seem long and cumbersome, the reflection components can be broken down. For example, if you were focusing on building a culture of thinking and learning in your classroom, you could just use the reflection section provided in dimension 4. You might also consider having a peer reflect on your teaching practices and use the tool to guide their feedback.
http://usny.nysed.gov/rttt/teachers-leaders/practicerubrics/Docs/SilverStrongSelfAssessmentRubric.pdf 

ISTE Standards

The Student, Educator and Leader Standards have been updated since 2016. To reference the Newest Generation of ISTE Standards and to see which states have adopted the most current version, visit:
https://www.iste.org/standards