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@import url(/common/styles/global.css); Skip Navigation Home Research Professional Development ... Online Store Help Help with PDF s Teaching the Viewing and Representing Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills in the English Language Arts Curriculum (Revised) Adapted for Special Education This guide was revised in 2003, in conjunction with the Texas Education Agency Division of Curriculum and Professional Development PDF Color Transparencies PDF Electronic Presentation PDF The Viewing and Representing TEKS include the areas of interpretation, analysis, and production, which help students in grades four through twelve become critical consumers and capable producers of media. The guide includes mini-lessons, lessons, and examples of integrating the Viewing and Representing TEKS with English Language Arts to enhance instruction. Professional development guides include the following materials for workshop presenters: Presentation slides, which present key points and activities, offered in two formats: overhead transparencies and Adobe PDF presentations Speaker's notes and activities to accompany the presentation slides Informational and notetaking handouts for participants References This guide also contains general adaptations (i.e., instructional design, instruction and curricula, behavioral support) and specific adaptations (e.g., print media lesson adaptations for a student with visual impairments) that will benefit struggling readers and writers, including students with disabilities.

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@import "../style.css"; Back to Catalog Contents Graduate Instruction in Education Graduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies Graduate Instruction in Education ... Teacher Development Course Descriptions (3 semester hours) Developing appropriate teaching strategies and curriculum units in English and Language Arts for grades 8 -12.  Curriculum tracks Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.  A minimum of 20 clock hours of field experience is required and prerequisite for a grade. (3-0) Y ED 5305 Teaching of Science (3 semester hours) Developing appropriate teaching strategies and curriculum units in Science for grades 8 -12.  Curriculum tracks Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.  A minimum of 20 clock hours of field experience is required and prerequisite for a grade. (3-0) Y ED 5306 Teaching Mathematics in Secondary Schools (3 semester hours) Developing appropriate teaching strategies and curriculum units in Mathematics for grades 8 -12.  Curriculum tracks Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.  A minimum of 20 clock hours of field experience is required and prerequisite for a grade. (3-0) Y ED 5307 Teaching of History and Social Studies (3 semester hours) Developing appropriate teaching strategies and curriculum units in History and Social Studies  for grades 8 -12.  Curriculum tracks Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills.  A minimum of 20 clock hours of field experience is required and prerequisite for a grade. (3-0) Y

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Emphasis on Teaching by Marshall Brain What is Good Teaching? All students have had hundreds of teachers in their lifetimes. A very few of these teachers they remember as being exceptionally good. What are the qualities that combine to create an excellent, memorable teacher? Why do some teachers inspire students to work three times harder than they normally would, while others inspire students to skip class? Why do students learn more from some teachers than others? If you are trying to become a better teacher, these are important questions. This issue of "Emphasis on Teaching" focuses on the four essential qualities that distinguish exceptional teachers: knowledge, communication skills, interest, and respect for students. An Experiment Here's an experiment I have done in a number of my classes. The results may surprise you. Go into one of the classes you are teaching and have your students take out a sheet of paper. Ask them to list for you the qualities they feel are important in a good teacher. Ask them to identify the qualities they admire in the best teachers they have had. Then give the students enough time to think about it and write something down. Five minutes is good, but ten might be better. Let them answer the questions anonymously if they desire. What you will get if you combine all of the responses is a fascinating collage of ideas. I have found that most of the responses fall into two specific categories: 1) a set of "core qualities" that students recognize in good teachers, and 2) a set of specific skills that are developed by good teachers.

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home journals A-Z subject areas advanced search ... Volume 5 Viewing options Abstract Full text PDF Associated material: Pre-publication history PubMed record Related literature: Articles citing this article on Google Scholar Other articles by authors Henderson P ... Similar articles (PubMed) Tools: E-mail to a friend Download references Post a comment Key E-mail Corresponding author Debate Developing essential professional skills: a framework for teaching and learning about feedback Penny Henderson Anne C Ferguson-Smith and Martin H Johnson Department of Anatomy, University of Cambridge, Downing Street, Cambridge, CB2 3DY, UK BMC Medical Education The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6920/5/11 Received Accepted Published This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0 ), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Outline Abstract Abstract Background Discussion Concluding comments for debate ... Pre-publication history Background The ability to give and receive feedback effectively is a key skill for doctors, aids learning between all levels of the medical hierarchy, and provides a basis for reflective practice and life-long learning. How best to teach this skill?

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sort by date rank advanced search Printer-friendly version List of position statements NSTA Position Statement Science Teacher Preparation Introduction To ensure that all students have sufficient knowledge and skills in science and technology for success in the 21st century, the nation must attract, prepare, and retain well-educated, effective preK-12 science teachers. Thus, the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) considers strong, performance-based science teacher education program and science teacher licensure standards to be essential for all science teachers, including new and recent college graduates and those entering teaching from another profession. Based upon well-defined, commonly accepted professional standards, such programs will provide a foundation upon which teachers may build throughout their professional lives. NSTA supports teacher preparation aligned with the goals and guidance provided by the National Science Education Standards (National Research Council 1996) and Educating Teachers of Science, Mathematics, and Technology: New practices for the new millennium

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@import url("css/main.css"); @import url("teksforleaders/teksforleaders.css"); About Us Press Room Contact Us About TEKS for Leaders Seminar Schedules and Applications: Schedules and registration online Or download our brochures: TEKS for Leaders Series (pdf 348kb) Classroom Walk-Through Training (pdf 686kb) Why TEKS for Leaders TEKS for Leaders seminars are designed for busy administrators who have many demands on their time. The sessions are designed to provide targeted, in-depth exploration of ideas important to successful implementation of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and improving student achievement on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS). Seminars for Leaders Choosing a TEKS Focus: Support for the TAKS (1-day session) develops a comprehensive understanding of the role of the TEKS in teaching, learning, and assessment. This session provides concrete tools and practices that promote alignment and an understanding of the TEKS at the campus and district level. Fee $235. ( read more Benchmark Basics for Leaders (1-day session) explores significant issues regarding benchmark test items, test design, and benchmark test results critical in shaping your benchmark testing practices. Fee $235. (

18. Sample Units | Support Materials | Victorian Essential Learning Standards The Victorian essential Learning Standards Sample Units have been In thisway the teaching and assessment of skills and knowledge in all domains can be http://vels.vcaa.vic.edu.au/support/sample_units.html

@import url(../css/vcaa_stylesIE.css); @import url(../css/vcaa_tooltip.css); @import url(../css/vcaa_voice.css) aural; About VCAA Contact Us About Blueprint Sitemap Search Home Introduction to the Standards P-10 Curriculum and Standards Assessment ... Support Materials Sample Units Introduction Features of the sample units How to use the sample units Progressive publication of the Essential Learning Standards sample units Introduction Victoria now has a set of essential standards which are divided into 16 domains across three strands, Physical, Personal and Social Learning, Discipline-based Learning and Interdisciplinary Learning. It is a requirement that all schools address these standards in their teaching programs and in their assessment and reporting practices from 2006. The Victorian Essential Learning Standards Sample Units have been developed to exemplify ways of using the new curriculum to develop teaching and learning activities and illustrate appropriate assessment in relation to specific standards over Levels 1 to 6. These units reflect the integrated learning approach central to the Standards, in particular the need for student-centred activities that weave the three strands into school teaching and learning programs. They illustrate and exemplify the inherent and dynamic relationships between learning domains and show how this interrelatedness supports deeper understanding, and more meaningful and engaging contexts for learning.

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@import url(css/vcaa_stylesIE.css); @import url(css/vcaa_tooltip.css); @import url(css/vcaa_voice.css) aural; About VCAA Contact Us About Blueprint Sitemap Search Home Introduction to the Standards P-10 Curriculum and Standards Assessment ... Home Introducing the Victorian Essential Learning Standards Introducing the Victorian Essential Learning Standards was produced by the VCAA and distributed to schools in December 2004 to accompany the release of the first stage of the new approach to curriculum. It provides an outline of the rationale and structure of the Victorian Essential Learning Standards . Schools received additional copies in January 2005 of this useful and informative publication. The booklet is reproduced as a web page below for online reading, copying or printing. A PDF version is also available for download Contents What are the Victorian Essential Learning Standards? Shaping the new Victorian Essential Learning Standards Three strands of learning Using the new Learning Standards ... When will the Learning Standards be available to schools? What are the Victorian Essential Learning Standards The Victorian Essential Learning Standards describe what is essential for all students to achieve from Prep to Year 10 in Victorian schools. The Learning Standards provide a framework for planning the whole school curriculum by setting out standards for students to achieve in core areas. Schools will be able to use the Learning Standards to plan their teaching and learning programs, including assessment and reporting of student achievement and progress.

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The Authentic Assessment Toolbox : Enhancing Student Learning Through Online Faculty Development Jon Mueller Professor of Psychology jfmueller@noctrl.edu North Central College Naperville, IL 60540 Abstract To support learning about assessment for all educators, I wrote, created and published online the Authentic Assessment Toolbox, a how-to text on creating authentic tasks, rubrics and standards for measuring and improving student learning. The site can assist faculty development by exposing educators to the process and rationale for an alternative (authentic) model of assessment in which students are asked to perform real-world tasks which demonstrate meaningful application of essential knowledge and skills, and by describing and providing examples of how to construct such authentic assessments. Additionally, the Toolbox can benefit student learning by suggesting methods for promoting student engagement in substantial learning that connects to real-world applications students will recognize and value, and by describing tools (e.g., rubrics) that students can apply to their own work to gauge progress and achievement. Introduction It is an interesting paradox that higher education, through the theory, research and writing of its faculty, often provides many of the frameworks for innovation in K-12 education, yet often trails behind elementary and secondary education in adopting many of these innovations. Assessment is a good example. Although educational researchers and theorists in higher education promoted alternatives to the traditional approach to assessment still commonly found throughout our entire educational system, the systematic development of standards (or outcomes, as they are commonly referred to in higher education) and alternative assessments aligned to those standards is only recently being considered on a national level in higher education, and partly only because of significant prodding from external agencies (e.g., accrediting bodies).

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