Artifacts: Class Rules, Positive Reward Sheet and Portion of Expectations from Video Lesson.
Highlights
- - Classroom Organization and Management
- - PBIS Point System (ClassDojo and Raffling)
- - Interactive Token Board
- - Class Accomplishments Website
Description for CSTP 2: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning.
Element 2.1 - Promoting social development and responsibility within a caring community where each student is treated fairly and respectfully; Element 2.2 - Creating physical or virtual learning environments that promote student learning, reflect the diversity, and encourage constructive and productive interactions among students; Element 2.3 - Establishing and maintaining learning environments that are physically, intellectually, and emotionally safe; Creating a rigorous learning environment with high expectations and appropriate support for all students; Element 2.5 - Developing, communicating, and maintaining high standards for individual and group behavior; Element 2.6 - Employing classroom routines, procedures, norms, and supports for positive behavior to ensure a climate in which all students can learn; Element 2.7 - Using instructional time to optimize learning.
Element 2.1 Evidence
Positively greeted students in-person and online; responded to inappropriate behavior with class rules/expectations; asked students to express their feelings verbally or non-verbally.
Element 2.2 Evidence
Technology was used for lessons such as the use of authoring programs, coded webpages, and other 3rd party applications (Kahoot!, Nearpod, etc.); Provided classroom accommodations per IEPs to address student needs; academic vocabulary was used; classroom rules were consistently displayed and maintained/revised especially after long breaks.
Element 2.3 Evidence
Communicated with gen ed teachers on seating arrangements based on IEPs; I used a gentle and caring soft voice when addressing students with positive remarks and happy facial expressions; used student choice; used various technologies in the classroom to assist with instruction, such as an iPad.
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Artifacts: iPad Snapshot.
Element 2.4 Evidence
I use scaffolds for instructions that address gaps; I differentiate instruction with small groups and lessons tailored to the needs of the student; I use supplemental activities whenever possible (such as having students develop webpages or conduct a lesson using Minecraft); I create and send out activity packets to students to fill out for their IEP goals; iPad is used as an instructional tool for differentiation/multiple means of representation and expression.
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Artifacts: iPad Snapshot.
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Artifacts: Picture of small group.
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Artifacts: Picture of Minecraft Educational Version.
Element 2.5 Evidence
I use checklists for 1:1 or small group support, which promote student and teacher accountability and behavior management (i.e., checklist GO); I use clear expectations conveyed orally and visually; I review standards with expected positive behavior requirements to the students; I model positive behavior; use silent signals to describe levels of appropriate behavior; I use an award system and have rules/expectations and consequences posted and used.
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Artifacts: Picture of small group.
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Artifacts: Picture of classroom rules and award system.
Element 2.6 Evidence
I post classroom goals/learning targets and consequences; I have seamless transitions when moving from whole-group to small group while in the general education classroom; I model fairness and respect and maintain routines in an inclusive setting.
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Artifacts: Picture of classroom rules and award system.
Element 2.7 Evidence
When I enter the inclusive classroom, I immediately start to work with each student on my caseload and help those who also need help; I provide extended activities for fast-paced learners; I use digital and visual timers to help with transitions.
VIEW PICTURE
Artifacts: Picture of classroom timer.