Planning Instruction Component 3: Session 4 Examining Component 3 To Plan Instruction Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Welcome Be sure to sign in Please log on to your National Board Profile to monitor your current status What went well since our last cohort session? Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Overview of Session 4 Topics Giving feedback on Instructional Context Drafts Videotaping Your Practice Observing Students or Teachers in a Lesson Unpacking Component 3 Instructions & Rubrics Selecting Lessons for Videotaping Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Instructional Context for My Teaching Practice Type of School Program Social & Physical Context State & District Mandates Who are your students? Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Sharing Your Instructional Context Form Draft Reminder on ethics & confidentiality Mindset for sharing our writing & videos with each other Resources for how to ask questions – AAT “Placemat” – Questions on the back: Core Prop #1 Resource: What I Know About My Students may help you consider information to consider when writing about your students Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Analysis vs. Evaluation Analyzing is non-judgmental - You’re looking at: Facts and evidence to understand the situation. What you know about your students, your goals and your teaching practices & how they align together. Evaluating is the conclusion after going through the analysis part. Our work in examining videotapes is centered completely around the thinking process of analyzing practice based upon certificate specific standards. You will be looking at evidence (facts) and analyzing in a cause – impact – consequence way of thinking. Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Analysis Analysis: “Analysis deals with reasons, motives, and interpretation and is grounded in the concrete evidence you provide in the materials you submit.” “Analysis is called for when a question in the Written Commentary asks “how,” “why,” or “in what way(s).” When you are asked to identify a particularly successful moment in a sample of teaching and to tell why you regard it as successful, you must analyze. When you are asked for a rationale, you must analyze.” General Portfolio Instructions: Components 2 & 3 (10/14 – 10/15 version)– Page 15 Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Evaluation Evaluation: to determine the significance, worth, or condition of, usually by careful appraisal and study. Synonyms for evaluate: weigh, estimate, gauge, value. Evaluating is putting a value or judgment to a situation. Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Key Ideas on Ethical Guidelines for Facilitators & Candidates Encourage Prompt or help candidates reflect on their teaching Make no decisions for candidates Help clarify entry directions Encourage candidates to call NBPTS with questions Be non-judgmental Do not offer opinions about candidate work Candidates Write about their teaching with integrity Make sure their submitted work is their own Make all decisions about their entries Do not share submitted entries Do not offer opinions about how entries will be scored Consider the ethics information as a code of morality that enhances the professionalism and integrity of the process as a whole. Both facilitators and candidates share the responsibility for honoring the ethics set out by NBPTS. Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Instructional Context Draft Work with a partner to read & give feedback on the Instructional Context Form (draft) Talk with your partner about what you learned about your students as you completed the Instructional Context Form Consider how you will revise your Instructional Context Form – - What else do you need to know about your students? - How will you collect more information? Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Videotaping Your Practice Purpose: Observe & Discuss how students show engagement Observe & discuss how teacher actions or “moves” impact student engagement Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Analyzing Videos What does engagement look like in your classroom or teaching situation? Describe several key behaviors you might expect to see as evidence students are engaged in a conversation, activity or a lesson Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Analyzing Videos Each person watches the video & takes notes on student engagement Be sure to note specific behaviors you observe Share & discuss what you observed with your partner What else can you do to increase student engagement or prompt students to become engaged in different ways? Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Observing A Lesson The group will be divided into two groups - Student observers –record actual behaviors you observe in conversation, body language…. Teacher observers – record evidence of the teacher’s responses, prompts & strategies Teaching Channel: What’s Fun About Surface Area (7min) http://fw.to/Cjf5Qui Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Observing a Video Student Observers: What did these students do that indicated they understood the content being addressed in the lesson? Teacher Observers: In what ways was this teacher strategic in engaging her students in the lesson? Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Examining Component 3 Purpose: To examine the organization & details of the entry To become familiar with the Level 4 Rubric To begin outlining key concepts that define Learning Environment Student Engagement & Instruction Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Scavenger Hunt Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Videotaping Your Practice Hear some advice from teachers about videotaping for the NBPTS process https://vimeo.com/42896714 Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Field Test Instructions for C3 From Field Test Instructions for C3 Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
From Field Test Instructions Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Selecting Lessons for Each Video Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Closure Instructional Context Form Draft & Knowledge of Students Standard: How does what I know about my students influence my practice? How can I learn more about my students? Evidence of Practice Through Videotaping: What does student engagement look like in my classroom? How can I become more strategic in engaging all students? Examining Component 3 - Teaching Practice & Learning Environment: How can I begin planning my videos & lessons? Portfolio Instructions, Rubrics and Standards all describe what accomplished teaching looks like in my certificate area: What Am I already doing that demonstrates accomplished teaching? Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017
Preparing for the Next Cohort Session Bring updated goals, lesson plans and ideas for potential lessons you may feature in your entry. Bring a 5 minute video showing a content area discussion. Revise your draft of the Instructional Context Form. Read and highlight your content area and instructional resource standards. Copyright © 2015 National Board Resource Center at Illinois State University. All rights reserved. C3 Powerpoint Session 4 2017