ED5501 U2 Assignment

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ED5501 - Section 02 [U02A1] - PROFESSIONAL GROWTH PLAN TEMPLATE

CRITERION 1 Create a professional goal statement that guides the Professional Growth Plan.

(20%) COMPETENCY

Improve instruction and professional learning.

COMMENTS:

It looks like you are writing a goal for the students. This will be good when it comes to planning for week 4, but for week 2, the goal should be about one PEDAGOGICAL practice that YOU will change

NON- PERFORMANCE

Does not create a professional goal statement that guides the Professional Growth Plan.

BASIC

Creates a goal statement, but it is not aligned with the Professional Growth Plan.

PROFICIENT

Creates a professional goal statement that guides the Professional Growth Plan.

DISTINGUISHED

Creates a professional goal statement that guides the Professional Growth Plan, supported by current research in self-directed learning activities.

CRITERION 2 Align the goal statement to the framework of teaching.

(20%) COMPETENCY

Improve instruction and professional learning.

COMMENTS:

This should be on the Danielson Framework

NON- PERFORMANCE

Does not align the goal statement to the framework of teaching.

BASIC

Aligns the goal statement to learning instead of teaching.

PROFICIENT

Aligns the goal statement to the framework of teaching.

DISTINGUISHED

Aligns the goal statement to the framework of teaching and cites examples from research.

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CRITERION 3 Identify opportunities for learning the skills laid out in the goal statement.

(20%) COMPETENCY

Demonstrate the dispositions expected of a professional educator and self-directed learner.

COMMENTS:

These should be activities YOU will do to help you get closer to your goal, not what the students will do

NON- PERFORMANCE

Does not identify opportunities for learning the skills laid out in the goal statement.

BASIC

Identifies a single opportunity for learning the skills laid out in the goal statement.

PROFICIENT

Identify opportunities for learning the skills laid out in the goal statement.

DISTINGUISHED

Analyzes opportunities for learning the skills laid out in the goal statement from multiple sources and justifies the choices made in the plan.

CRITERION 4 Apply multiple measures of evidence to indicate progress toward professional goals.

(20%) COMPETENCY

Collaborate with other professionals and the family for the purpose of improving instruction.

COMMENTS:

This should measure YOUR growth not what the students will do

NON- PERFORMANCE

Does not apply multiple measures of evidence to indicate progress toward professional goals.

BASIC

Applies limited measures of evidence to indicate progress toward professional goals.

PROFICIENT

Applies multiple measures of evidence to indicate progress toward professional goals.

DISTINGUISHED

Justifies the measures of evidence chosen to indicate progress toward professional goals.

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CRITERION 5 Support the Professional Growth Plan with a rationale designed to improve performance.

(20%) COMPETENCY

Improve instruction and professional learning.

COMMENTS:

Please see the exemplar, revise and resubmit

NON- PERFORMANCE

Does not support the Professional Growth Plan with a rationale designed to improve performance.

BASIC

Presents a Professional Growth Plan, but the rationale is designed to improve learning instead of performance.

PROFICIENT

Supports the Professional Growth Plan with a rationale designed to improve performance.

DISTINGUISHED

Supports the Professional Growth Plan with a rationale designed to improve performance and positions the plan in context of life- long professional development goals.