Classroom Assessment Report

Yes, lesson delivery and classroom engagement is important for students to succeed in the classroom, however, the formation of relationships with students and their families is of utmost importance. After the establishment of a sense of classroom community, “everything else begins to fall in place.” Children are engaged, they want to learn, they begin to self monitor and that’s what is most powerful. As I continue to develop my philosophies of teaching, specifically, classroom management I will bring along with me this experience and take into account Mr. Decker’s experiences and suggestions.

Reflection Paper 1 About the explicit curriculum Vs implicit curriculum In order to clarify about preferring of explicit curriculum or implicit curriculum, the learners must be understood how both curriculums works as a field of education. Teachers designing their curriculum must consider how the environment of the classroom will impact students. A student will learn from what is taught in a class and from how that class is taught. That student will also take lessons from how her/his class and school are organized.

The activities are part of the teaching progress in classrooms so teachers need to be clear with the classroom management. Accordingly, tow resources are providing with the information of management. First, CAMPS a proactive approach to classroom management to K-8 grade. Second, Discipline in the secondary classroom appositive approach to behavior management to 9-12 grade. Both are design with structure to help student for success with the information about decision teachers need to make about the students.

Educators have always rated discipline as one of the most serious obstacles to promoting effective teaching. Proper Classroom management leads to class control and conducive teaching learning environment. According to Evertson and Weinstein (2006) Classroom management has two distinct purposes: “It not

An interesting discovery by Wittrock was that motivation by a teacher is only helpful when a child can link their comprehension of a new concept to their own efforts. The added praising following a student’s understanding of a new concept creates a continues interest in learning (Wittrock, 349). If a teacher does the opposite of this study and praises a child for times when they fail to fully grasp a concept but instead just repeat information they do not fully understand the child will be less likely to have future meaning-based learning. The issues brought forward regarding motivation and the generative learning theory highlight the importance of a teacher to regularly check that students are truly comprehending the information presented in class prior to giving them praise. Some great strategies to teat comprehension include asking the student to elaborate on the topic or give a unique personal created example for the

Reflective teaching is a process of self- assessment and self- observation. Through reflective teaching, the teachers can explore and discover their own ideas and practices, which can make the teachers more proficient and skilled in teaching. Teaching is an intricate and highly accomplished process, and teachers must implement self evaluation (reflection) to make learning effective. The paper highlights the importance of reflective teaching and its impact on pedagogical process as well as language learners. It focuses on the teacher’s ideas; classroom practices to make teaching more refine and acquire a rich experience by amending the drawbacks.

Educators are to give understudies an undertaking to do or an issue to settle that incorporates creating different arrangements, arranging a strategy to achieve a specific objective, or delivering something new. An instructor can be viewed as the supervisor of the classroom and subsequently should see to it that the social atmosphere of the classroom is gainful, to learning, as well as to creating powerful masterminds who have the capacity and confidence in themselves expected to take care of issues, improve clever thoughts and arrangements. In the classroom setting, the educator has a considerable measure to juggle to guarantee that his or her understudies are securing these aptitudes. Ekvall's (1996) Creative Climate Dimensions acquainted instructors with components that impact innovative condition in the

Authentic thinking focuses on critical thinking and creating dialogue between student and teacher in a realistic setting. As Freire says “ Authentic thinking, thinking that is concerned about reality, does not take place in ivory tower isolation, but only in communication.” ( Freire, para. 21) Authentic thinking works towards teaching lessons to real world applications.

1.4.3.2) Autonomy and trust: Teacher leaders need to be trusted to make decisions and empowered to lead change efforts related to the larger school vision. The principal can make it possible to lead by giving teachers lot of freedom and decision making power around issues of curriculum, instruction and professional learning. 1.4.3.3) Structure to support teacher teaming: Organizing teachers into professional learning communities through department or grade level teams and providing concrete structures such as common discussion time and meeting protocols opens up locations for teacher leaders to share their work, lead collaborative planning and facilitate discussions that promote

It offers information to help teachers improve, whether they are starting out as an English language teacher, or whether they are already a highly experienced English language teacher. It integrates the idea of “reflective practice”: the significance of reflecting on what you are doing, as a crucial part of your development process. According to Schwartz and Bryan (1998), professional development means something different to individuals. A simple definition of professional development is a plan to provide opportunities to progress professionally or individually.

ELCC 5.1 states that leaders act with integrity and fairness to ensure the success for all students; therefore, as an educational leader I will have to practice demonstrating principles of integrity and fairness, and know the federal, state, and local policies, guidelines and procedures. I will have to plan, implement, and evaluate policies and procedures within the school in order to support the student’s success. Data is an easy way to assess student learning, and to ensure teachers are following the policies and procedures that are in place through the federal and state guidelines. As a leader, I will need to improve on my knowledge of the laws that are in place (which are is also stated in ISLCC standard 6), and research the best ways to assess my teachers and students according to these

Dewey has me believing his theory of this is that the students come into a classroom with a problem that is “living up to a teachers requirements” as students call it. The problem is that the teacher wants us to know what they know and for us as a student to be able to satisfy them with the knowledge teachers believe we have. Dewey has a similar article to Freire they both believe in a type of educational tool for students. Dewey perspective is broader, that we have a well maintained standard of learning and the educational system should continue these methods because by adapting to the teacher’s requirements in order for use to learn what needs to be