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- This guide provides an in-depth explanation of how New York State calculates student growth based on state tests for teachers of grades 4-8 in SY 2013-14 by comparing the current year scores of...
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- This guide provides an in-depth explanation of how New York State calculates student growth based on state tests for principals of grades 4-8 in SY 2013-14 by comparing the current year scores of...
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- Audience: Principals and District Leaders Description Systematizing communications on APPR Leveraging elements of the system to deliver feedback and inform developments Calibrated use of Evaluation...
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- This guide provides an in-depth explanation of how New York State calculates student growth based on state tests for teachers of grades 4-8 in SY 2014-15 by comparing the current year scores of...
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- This guide provides an in-depth explanation of how New York State calculates student growth based on state tests for principals of grades 4-8 in SY 2014-15 by comparing the current year scores of...
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- Teacher provides clear directions to the students, has them review those directions with each other, and then again with the class as a whole. Teacher clarifies timeframe for the work.
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- The teacher's questions are generally open in nature and engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion.
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- Most of the teacher's questions are open in nature and engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion. Some of the techniques used require all students to respond.
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- The teacher's questions are open in nature and engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion. Many students respond and feel comfortable sharing their ideas.
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- The teacher's questions engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion. The small group model encourages all students to participate.
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- The teacher's questions are open in nature and engage most of the students in deeper thinking and further discussion.
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- The teacher's questions engage students in deeper thinking and further discussion with each other and with the teacher. Many of the students participate.
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- The teacher's question is open in nature and challenges all students to formulate questions and to demonstrate reasoning.
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- Students are challenged to think and to demonstrate reasoning. The grouping allows all students to respond.
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- Teacher's questions are open in nature and challenge all students to think and demonstrate reasoning. Techniques require 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 about the topic of theme.
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- Students are productively engaged in learning once the teacher walks away. Student interactions are generally polite and respectful.
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- The teacher provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with others from diverse groups. Students ask for and listen to each other's ideas.
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- The teacher provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with others from diverse groups.
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- The teacher provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with others from diverse groups. The teacher models feedback.
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- The teacher provides an opportunity for students to collaborate with others from diverse groups.
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- The teacher uses formative assessment to monitor student learning and uses that information to adjust the lesson in order to clarify understanding.
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- The teacher uses questions to formatively assess the student, and adjusts his questions and explanations to guide her to a better understanding of the concept.