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on
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Teacher
Complete
Teacher
Present
Teacher
Leader
Post-‐Conference
with
Submit
ILP
1-‐4
Leader
Project
Leader
Project
Project
Mentor
Provide
1-‐2
sentence
I
will
create
Plickers
quiz
for
the
teachers
to
begin
the
presentation
and
show
them
how
they
can
quickly
collect
data
using
their
iPad
summary
of
your
teacher
to
scan
the
room.
I
will
identify
and
teach
how
different
apps
can
be
used
to
enhance
student
learning
and
collect
data
to
drive
leader
project.
instruction
to
my
peers
through
a
presentation.
Summarize
process
for
I
will
address
principles
of
adult
learning
theory
by
helping
the
teachers
identify
how
they
can
immediately
apply
the
information
in
analyzing
effectiveness
of
their
own
classroom
(Application
and
Action.)
leadership
role.
Section
4:
Inquiry
Research
and
Exploration
Research/Professional
Learning
(Identify
two
articles
that
have
informed
inquiry
focus.
Provide
title,
URL
or
citation,
and
statement
of
what
was
learned.)
Morrison,
J.
(2019).
Why
Teachers
Must
Be
Data
Experts
-‐
This
article
discusses
the
importance
of
the
teachers
collecting
meaningful
data
on
their
own
to
help
Educational
Leadership.
[online]
Ascd.org.
Available
at:
them
develop
questions
and
identify
what
changes
they
need
to
make
in
their
instruction
to
advance
http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-‐ learning.
leadership/dec08/vol66/num04/Why-‐Teachers-‐Must-‐Be-‐
Individualized
Learning
Plan,
Fullerton
Online
Teacher
Induction
Program
(FOTIP),
2017
Page 1 of 4
Data-‐Experts.aspx
[Accessed
3
Mar.
2019].
Blair,
Nancye.
“National
Association
of
Elementary
School
This
article
discusses
the
importance
of
the
teacher
acting
as
a
learning
catalyst
by
facilitating
learning
Principals:
Serving
All
Elementary
and
Middle-‐Level
activities
for
students.
It
allows
the
students
the
opportunity
to
take
learning
into
their
hands
and
feel
Principals.”
NAESP,
Feb.
2012,
www.naesp.org/principal-‐ empowered.
Virtual
manipulative
and
discovery
activities
allow
the
students
to
explore
unanswered
januaryfebruary-‐2012-‐technology/technology-‐integration-‐ questions.
new-‐21st-‐century-‐learner.
Colleagues
(Summarize
how
two
colleagues
have
addressed
similar
leadership
roles
OR
the
status
of
the
issue
at
department/school/district
level.)
nd
nd Another
teacher
in
my
2
grade
team,
uses
interactive
flip
charts
as
well
as
Brain
Pop
Videos
to
engage
My
2
grade
level
lead
teacher
uses
interactive
flip
charts,
students
in
whole
group
learning.
This
teacher
incorporates
First
in
Math
as
well
as
other
apps
on
the
videos
on
websites
like
BrainPop,
iReady
Assemements,
and
iPads
to
reinforce
concepts.
She
doesn’t
use
the
iPads
to
assess
students
besides
our
IReady
(school
First
in
Math
data
to
help
drive
instruction.
wide)
and
Accelerated
Reader
Program
quizes.
Section
5:
Results
and
Reflection
Initial
Revised
CSTP
Element
Evidence/Rational
for
Rating
Suggestions
for
Moving
Forward
Rating
Rating
Throughout
m y
presentation
on
technology
in
the
lower
grade
levels
I
helped
and
Promoting
critical
guided
m y
audience
in
thinking
about
application
in
their
own
classrooms
and
To
m ove
to
INNOVATING
level:
I
need
to
continue
to
use
thinking
through
T
–
Applying
T
–
Integrating
encouraged
them
to
reflect
on
what
they
currently
do.
technology
in
creative
and
effective
way
to
help
m y
colleagues
1.5
inquiry,
problem
S
–
Exploring
S
-‐
Integrating
feel
comfortable
exploring
technologies
in
new
ways
with
their
solving,
and
reflection
I
had
great
participation
and
responses
from
m y
peers
throughout
the
classes.
presentation
and
comments
that
led
m e
to
think
how
I
can
grow
further.
Using
available
Although
I
feel
I
have
m ade
growth
in
this
area,
it
is
an
area
that
I
know
will
technologies
to
assist
continually
require
attention
and
push
to
keep
discovering
m ore.
I
have
used
a
To
m ove
to
INNOVATING
level:
I
will
continue
to
set
professional
5.6
in
assessment,
Integrating
Integrating
different
technologies
to
design,
implement,
and
analyze
assessments
and
goals
for
m yself
in
using
a
variety
of
technologies.
I
would
like
to
analysis,
and
provides
for
an
in
depth
and
ongoing
communication
regarding
student
learning
learn
best
w ays
to
track
student
learning.
communication
of
student
learning
to
all
audiences.
Reflecting
on
Maintains
ongoing
reflective
practice
and
action
research
in
supporting
student
To
m ove
forward
in
the
INNOVATING
level:
I
would
love
to
6.1
teaching
practice
in
support
of
student
Integrating
Innovating
learning
and
raising
the
level
of
academic
achievement.
Engages
in
and
fosters
reflection
among
colleagues
for
school
wide
impact
on
attend
additional
professional
development
seminars
regarding
technology
I
spoke
with
m y
director
about
attending
and
sharing
learning
student
learning.
my
findings
with
m y
fellow
teachers.
Special
Emphasis
(Teacher
Leader
Model
Standards
or
NBPTS
Core
Propositions
Key
Learnings
and
New
Skills/Knowledge
Developed
Contribution
to
Product(s)
Generated
by
Teacher
Others/Department/School/District
I
had
the
opportunity
to
help
the
Through
this
project
of
seeking
out
my
own
kindergarten
through
second
grade
professional
development
opportunities
related
I
have
put
together
a
presentation
on
teachers
at
my
school
learn
more
ways
to
to
my
topic
I
am
was
able
to
grow
others
as
an
ND
Effective
uses
of
technology
in
JK-‐2
use
our
5
classroom
iPads
effectively
in
educator
and
lead
others
to
do
the
same.
I
think
grade
using
PowerPoint
and
the
classroom.
Some
of
the
teachers
who
taking
this
time
to
learn
new
technologies
and
interactive
technologies
including
attend
ended
my
presentations
have
implementing
them
in
my
classroom
has
helped
Plickers.
already
shared
with
me
some
of
their
me
be
able
to
increase
my
knowledge
and
skills
experiences
with
the
apps
and
websites
necessary
to
be
a
better
leader
at
my
school.
that
I
shared
with
them.
Mentor
Feedback
Directions:
The
Mentor
should
Identify
strengths
and
areas
of
improvement
in
each
of
the
following
areas.
The
presentation
was
well
worded
and
effective.
It
was
simple
and
easy
to
follow
Effectiveness
of
resources
designed
by
Candidate,
including
presentation,
notes,
handouts,
and
other
resources.
and
bring
to
incorporate
into
other
classrooms.
This
is
the
direction
that
we
want
to
move
towards
in
respect
to
technology.
Effectiveness
of
Candidate
in
teaching
and
coaching
adults.
Mrs.
Prebe
is
highly
effective
in
her
teaching
and
coaching
of
adults.
She
was
able
(Refer
to
Adult
Learning
Principles
in
FOTIP
Handbook
to
anticipate
questions
and
concerns
of
her
peers
based
on
her
classroom
[https://www.fotip.org/adult-‐learning-‐theory.html].
experience.
The
value
of
this
topic
was
great.
Our
school
all
became
Apple
Certified
this
past
year
when
we
received
our
new
iPads,
but
since
then
we
have
not
had
much
Value
of
topic
for
audience.
further
professional
development
on
how
to
effectively
use
them
in
classes
where
they
are
not
yet
1:1.
Overall
delivery
by
Candidate
of
the
professional
Mrs.
Prebe
was
able
to
articulate
and
answer
questions
asked
of
her.
The
pace
and
development
experience,
including
audience
engagement,
pacing,
tone,
and
response
to
questions.
tone
were
strong
and
appropriate
for
her
co-‐workers
to
understand
and
learn.
Individualized
Learning
Plan,
Fullerton
Online
Teacher
Induction
Program
(FOTIP),
2017
Page 2 of 4
I
chose
to
not
have
my
peers
complete
the
Google
Survey
after
my
presentation
because
of
the
timing
of
Spring
Break
and
the
quantity
of
tasks
that
needed
to
be
completed
before
we
left
for
break.
Instead,
my
coworkers
asked
that
I
sit
in
with
each
grade
during
a
short
period
of
time
following
the
presentation
where
they
could
share
their
thoughts
and
ideas
for
their
specific
grade
level.
I
felt
this
was
a
very
beneficial
opportunity.
Based
on
my
audience
members’
responses,
30%
of
my
audience
members
had
used
one
or
more
of
these
technologies
in
their
classrooms
before
attending
my
presentation.
Most
of
my
audience
said
that
they
were
hesitant
in
how
to
use
the
iPads
in
more
ways
than
just
First
in
Math
and
AR
quizzes
during
class
time
because
it
is
not
1:1.
After
attending
my
presentation,
80%
of
my
audience
members
understood
all
of
the
concepts
relating
to
these
technology
skills
I
went
over,
based
on
the
questions
I
asked.
When
I
asked
if
my
presentation
provided
useful
information
on
the
topic
of
effective
uses
of
technology
in
our
classrooms
100%
of
my
audience
members
responded
yes.
100%
of
the
audience
members
also
stated
that
they
believe
they
will
be
able
to
implement
at
least
one
new
technology
activity
seen
in
their
own
classrooms
the
week
we
come
back
from
Spring
Break
after
attending
my
presentation.
Below
is
a
graph
that
displays
the
number
of
teachers
who
had
used
one
or
more
of
these
technologies
(or
similar
ones)
presented
in
their
classrooms
before
attending
my
presentation.
The
second
graph
represents
the
number
of
teachers
who
feel
they
could
implement
these
technologies
effectively
into
their
classroom
after
attending
my
presentations.
Action
Items
(some
may
not
be
applicable)
For
curriculum
design,
lesson
I
would
like
to
continue
my
work
on
implementing
new
technologies
into
our
school’s
instruction.
I
think
it
planning,
assessment
would
be
very
beneficial
for
all
teachers
in
my
school
to
become
more
familiar
with
the
possibilities
for
planning
learning
using
our
recently
acquired
iPads.
In
the
classroom,
I
will
continue
to
work
on
incorporating
a
variety
of
techniques
using
technology
more
For
classroom
practice
effectively.
I
would
like
to
become
more
confident
in
using
these
skills
for
informal
and
formal
assessments.
For
teaching
English
learners,
students
with
special
needs,
I
will
continue
to
do
research
on
strategies
for
teaching
English
learners,
students
with
special
needs
and
and
students
with
other
other
instructional
challenges
to
help
improve
overall
student
learning.
instructional
challenges
For
future
professional
I
would
like
to
attend
future
professional
development
classes
on
technology
and
be
a
leader
in
sharing
development
what
I
will
learn
with
my
peers
as
I
have
done
through
this
project.
Individualized
Learning
Plan,
Fullerton
Online
Teacher
Induction
Program
(FOTIP),
2017
Page 3 of 4
For
supporting
I
will
make
myself
available
for
brainstorming
and
helping
guide
other
teachers
in
their
implementation
of
others/department/
school/district
technology
in
their
classrooms.
Other
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