In this video, you will see Ms Ellen, Teacher, Ms. Megan, Teaching Associate, and Ms. Megan, Speech Pathologist, highlight their collaborative teaming efforts in professionalism. Charlotte Danielson focuses on professionalism in this way, “Expert teachers demonstrate professionalism in service both to students and to the profession…as [teachers] gain experience and expertise, educators find ways to contribute to their colleagues and to the profession.” (Framework Cluster 6: Professionalism 4d/4e/4f). Together these educators discuss individual student progress in regards to “what is working”, “what learning needs to be targeted” and “resources/supports that will help”. At 4.00, a collaborative classroom teacher joins their team meeting to discuss an upcoming shared lesson that her class will do with Ellen’s class to support peer-to-peer interactions, language, and appropriate play. Specific pre-teaching of visual cues/vocabulary in each classroom will be provided by Ms. Megan, Speech Pathologist. (4d/4e/4f-Professionalism: The teacher demonstrates a deep commitment to continuing professional learning and engages regularly with the professional community to advance the interests of students; Distinguished)
Resources
- Framework Cluster 1: Clarity of Instructional Purpose and Accuracy of Content “Quick Notes” Observation Tool
- Framework Cluster 2: Safe, Respectful, Supportive, and Challenging Learning Environment & Cluster 3: Classroom Management “Quick Notes” Observation Tool
- Framework Cluster 4: Student Intellectual Engagement & Cluster 5: Successful Learning for ALL “Quick Notes” Observation Tool
- Framework Cluster 6: Professionalism “Quick Notes” Observation Tool
- Early Learning Planning Conversation Protocol
- Early Learning Reflection Conversation Protocol
- The 2013 Framework for Teaching Evaluation Rubrics (22 components)
- The Framework for Teaching: Six Clusters Supporting High Level Teaching and Learning, 2019 Edition