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Common Core: Standard
Common Core: ELA
Common Core: Math
Rubrics: Element III.2
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- The teacher's directions are clear to students as she asks them to help her perform the actions in a story. Teacher adjusts student's vocabulary.
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- Teacher's directions have been clearly demonstrated to the students using visuals. A procedure is in place for returning to seats.
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- Teacher gives clear directions and models the performance for the students.
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- Teacher directions and procedures are clear to students. Teacher adjusts explanations to meet struggling students.
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- The teacher's directions and procedures are clear to students, with repetition to help student focus.
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- Teacher directions and procedures are clear to students as demonstrated by their immediate and focused work.
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- Teacher models a clear procedure for the students, and asks students to complete the procedure.
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- The teacher's directions and procedures are familiar and clear to students.
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- Most of teacher's questions are open in nature and engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion through conversations with each other and in answer to cold calls from the teachers.
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- Most of teacher's questions are open in nature and engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion. The teacher provides the minimal support needed in the form of additional questions...
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- The teacher's question engages students in deeper thinking and requires all students to respond.
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- The teacher's question is open in nature and engages all students in deeper thinking and further discussion.
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- The teacher's questions are open in nature and challenge students to think and demonstrate reasoning. All students respond to the questions and even advance their own thoughts and questions.
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- The teacher responds to the student's work and challenges her thinking.
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- Teacher's spoken language is correct. It is also expressive, with well-chosen vocabulary that enriches the lesson. Teacher finds opportunities to extend students' vocabularies.
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- Teacher's spoken and written language is clear. Content and grammar are accurate. Graphic methods are used to emphasize key vocabulary.
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- Teacher's spoken and written language is clear. Content and grammar are accurate. The learning target is clearly posted and uses content-specific language.
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- Teacher's spoken and written language is clear. Content and grammar are accurate. Students use content specific vocabulary. Graphic methods are used regularly to enhance content understanding.
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- Teacher's spoken language is clear. Visual methods are used to enhance content understanding.
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- Teacher's spoken and written language is clear. Content and grammar are accurate. New vocabulary is posted to enhance content understanding.