Possible Evidence for CSTP 2 Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning

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Possible for CSTP 2 Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning Standard Element that might demonstrate the standard 2.1 Promoting social development and responsibility within a caring community where each student is treated fairly and respectfully! Teacher models fairness and respect; Teacher uses student names; please and thank you! Student ideas and responses are accepted and valued! Teacher provides opportunities for all students to participate in activities and discussions; individual whiteboards are used for guided practice! Teacher uses strategies to equalize student response opportunities; a class deck of student names or popsicle sticks with names are used! Multiple viewpoints are encouraged and accepted! Students share responsibility for maintaining a positive classroom climate! Teacher is aware, knowledgeable, and respectful about the cultural diversity in the classroom; Teacher mentions specific culture norms and the impact this has on planning and instruction! Teacher ensures that all students have the materials they need to be successful in the learning activities Instructional Materials to Consider Does the student have access to o Textbooks o Crayons, markers, paints o Workbooks o Audio tapes o computer o Manipulatives o Handouts/worksheets o Scissors, glue o Paper, pencils, pens Artifacts! Chart for classroom jobs and students who are responsible for fulfilling the tasks is posted on the wall

that might demonstrate the standard 2.2 Creating physical or virtual learning environments that promote student learning, reflect diversity, and encourage constructive and productive interactions among students 2.3 Establishing and maintaining learning environments that are physically, intellectually, and emotionally safe or Seating Chart of Items posted on classroom walls or Lesson Plan book! Students are encouraged to build on each other s ideas! Teacher provides strategic activities that develop each student s willingness and ability to work independently and with others; rules are posted in the room for independent and group work! Desk arrangements provide opportunities for various types and sizes of student groupings (pairs, groups of 4, debating arrangement )! is arranged in a way that facilitates ease of movement and access to materials by teacher and students! Visual resources are displayed to support student learning (alphabet chart, word wall, academic posters, timelines )! Student Work is neatly displayed! Lessons are included that help students appreciate and share each other s differences! Teacher explains the rationale of selecting specific resources that are gender-fair and bias-free! Clear expectations for being a polite audience are communicated before present their work to peers and/or other audiences! Materials are stored safely in the classroom (scissors, other share objects, chemicals, backpacks )! Teacher models and teaches constructive ways to agree and disagree; language stems are provided and used by students ( I understand what you are saying, but I disagree for the following reasons )! Students feel safe to take risks and to be creative; students offer opinions during a class discussion and other students listen respectfully! Students feel included in all class activities; Teacher AND students encourage all students to participate fully

2.4 Creating a rigorous learning environment with high expectations and appropriate support for all students 2.5 Developing, communicating, and maintaining high standards for individual and group behavior Book / Curricular Calendar that might demonstrate the standard! Teacher supports students in learning to manage their work on long-term assignments or projects! Teacher designs lessons and activities to provide an appropriate level of challenge for all students! Teacher maintains high expectations for English learners while providing the needed scaffolding that leads to academic success! Learning expectations are high for all students, but the teacher scaffolds the lesson to ensure that the English Learners can participate fully! Teacher has high expectations for all students! Teacher believes, models and communicates the expectation that all students can learn! Possible Activities that might be observed: o Centers / stations o Cooperative student groups o Forums o Group projects o Simulations o Class leadership opportunities o Debates o duties o Buddy systems o Student council o Class meetings o School or community service projects! Teacher establishes clear roles and expectations for effective group work! Teacher models and teaches appropriate social skills in group situations! Teacher monitors and provides feedback to students as they work in cooperative groups; rubric might be used for evaluating how well a group worked together! Teacher anticipates behavior problems and acts appropriately; proximity is used to diffuse behavior issues; Teacher identifies antecedents of student misbehavior and intervenes appropriately! Positive student behavior is promoted and encouraged; class reward system! Teacher AND students maintain behavior standards! Students are included in the establishment of classroom rules! Teacher consistently responds to inappropriate student behavior; responses follow the established sequence of consequences

2.6 Employing classroom routines, procedures, norms, and supports for positive behavior to ensure a climate in which all students can learn that might demonstrate the standard! PT models constructive interaction and establishes norms for group activities! Rules, procedures and expectations are posted in the classroom; Teacher refers to posted expectations! Students demonstrate efficient use of the procedures; minimum of class disruption! Teacher models and teaches expected procedures and norms! Visual or auditory signals are used to gain student attention! Possible Procedures that are evident in classroom routines: o Sharpening pencils o Distributing materials o jobs o Turning in homework o Returning from an absence o Restroom use o Beginning of class activities o Food or drinks in classroom! Students demonstrate established classroom procedures even when the teacher is not present; substitute teachers are provided with information about the established procedures and routines; emergency substitute plans are developed and available 2.7 Using instructional time to optimize learning! Goals and structures are aimed at helping students manage time, materials, and responsibilities in order to complete the task! Lesson is paced and adjusted to meet the needs of the students; Teacher monitors task completion and moves into the next activity when most students are ready! Time spent on non-instructional processes is minimized (i.e., taking roll distributing materials, collecting work, lining up )! Effective classroom procedures and routines promote smooth transitions between activities! Meaningful and relevant extension activities are provided for fast paced learners; activities are listed for easy student access! Off-topic discussions and interruptions are minimized Document! Teacher provides a timeline for a 3 week project to support student success

that might demonstrate the standard! Teacher estimates the time necessary to complete the learning activities to ensure that they can be finished within the time available