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34 Cards in this Set
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Action Research |
Using the scientific process to investigate a problem in a school or classroom. Teachers serve as primary investigators to improve their own teaching practices. |
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Administrators |
Essential people who provide support for the personal and academic needs of students (superintendents, principals, assistant principals, instructional specialists, grade-level chairpersons, and supervisors). |
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Campus Involvement Plan (CIP) |
It involves teachers in campus-level-planning, evaluation, and decision-making processes at their own school. |
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Collaboration |
Working together with shared responsibility for planning and implementing goals. |
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Continuing Professional Education (CPE) |
There are state requirements for renewing certification at a specific time and participation in approved learning experiences that improve the teachers knowledge and skills. |
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Domains |
Specific areas of information. |
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Family Liaisons |
Representatives from the school who serve as contacts and promote positive links between school and home. |
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Horizontal Teaming |
Educators on the same grade level working together in planning and decision making. |
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Mentee |
A teacher being mentored. Usually a new or first year teacher that gets assistance from someone with experience. |
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Mentor |
An experienced teacher who gives guidance and help to new teachers. |
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Nonverbal Communication |
Having a conversation without any spoken words (raising eyebrows, nodding). |
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Novice |
New teacher with limited experience. |
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Online Teacher Networks |
Teachers who communicate voluntarily using digital tools. |
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Parent Educators |
People from a school that provides family with information about child growth and development. |
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Professional Development |
Activities that increase teachers professional knowledge and help them grow as educators. |
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Professional Development Appraisal System (PDAS) |
Formal evaluation of teachers performance in Texas. |
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Protege |
A new teacher that benefits from the guidance of a mentor. |
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Reflection |
Thinking about previous issues, activities, and events related to teaching and learning. |
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Reflective Practitioners |
Teachers that study their past teaching moments to grow. |
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Reflective Teaching |
The outcome of the teachers reexamination of their teaching. |
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Reflective Thinking |
Studying to improve one's own teaching practice. |
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School Community |
Everyone that assists one another in providing learning opportunities for students at school. |
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Self-assessment |
Teacher's rating or judging their own performance. |
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Self-efficacy |
A person's expectations about their effectiveness. |
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Site-based Decision Making (SBDM) |
Teachers participate in the management, decision making, and governing of different aspects of their school. |
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Specialists |
People within the school community that have specific knowledge, understanding, and expertise in certain areas of information (diagnostician). |
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Summative Evaluation |
Final comprehensive evaluation of a teachers overall performance at the end of school. |
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Support Systems |
People and groups that are a source of strength, guidance, and encouragement for teachers and students. |
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Teacher Appraisal System |
The procedure for the evaluation of teachers abilities. |
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Teacher Self-Report Form |
Requirement of the PDAS that encourages teachers to look within themselves. |
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Team Teaching |
Instruction that is provided by two or more teachings who share an equal responsibility. |
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Verbal Communication |
Using spoken words to transmit information. |
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Vertical Teaming |
Joining planning across grade levels by teachers. |
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Colleagues |
People who work together. |