Education Department
Education Candidate Assessment
Clinical Practice: Childhood Education
IMPLEMENTATION: SCIENCE
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Semester: [X] Fall [ ] Spring Year: 2012
Candidate’s Name: Conrad Johnson
Early Field Site: P.S. 91 Grade/Level: 4 Other: _____
Date of Formal Observation: 10/23/12
Name of Persons Completing Assessment:Pyle
CANDIDATE PERFORMANCE SUMMARY DATA
The Candidate Performance Summary Data form reflects the scores that candidates receive as they are assessed on Implementation.
Undergraduate Clinical Practice Assessment of Implementation | RATING ON STANDARDS Fall/2011: N= |
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2.2: Knowledge of Instruction (Science) |
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Candidates engage children in the science inquiry process. |
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Candidates engage children in the science inquiry process. |
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Candidates teach the major concepts and principles that unify all scientific effort and that are used in each of the science disciplines. |
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Candidates’ lessons include asking children open-ended questions to stimulate exploration and learning. |
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Candidates introduce children to understandings about science and technology and to distinctions between natural and human-made objects. |
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Candidates’ lessons incorporate hands-on learning. |
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Candidates’ lessons use children’s literature to introduce scientific disciplines and to connect science to other subject areas. |
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3.2: Knowledge: Instruction: Adaptation to Diverse Students |
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Candidates identify differences in approaches to learning & performance and ways students demonstrate learning. |
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Candidates’ lessons include cultural responsive approaches and activities, including making sure there is validation of a wide array of diverse cultural contributions to different content areas. |
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3.3: Knowledge: Instruction: Development of Critical Thinking & Problem Solving |
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Candidates’ lessons include various appropriate processes for stimulating children’s minds. |
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Candidates’ lessons include multiple strategies for learning. |
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Candidates enhance learning by using a wide variety of materials, human resources, and learning strategies that promote development of critical thinking, problem solving, and performance capabilities. |
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3.4: Knowledge: Instruction: Active Engagement in Learning |
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Candidates create communities of learners in their classrooms. |
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Candidates use appropriate and effective interpersonal and small group communication techniques to create effective learning environments. |
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3.5: Knowledge: Instruction: Communication to Foster Collaboration |
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Candidates model effective communication strategies in conveying ideas and information and asking questions. |
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Candidates use various media and technological tools to enhance and enrich learning. |
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