Title: Realigning the soft portfolio: An NCATE perspective
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6Realigning the soft portfolio An NCATE
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7Donna Cole Tracey Kramer Ronald Helms
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9- TED Soft Portfolio
- CEHS Conceptual Framework and the PRAXIS II
criterion - Purpose
- The purpose of the Electronic Portfolio is to
document pre-service candidates progress and
achievement during the professional education
program in the Teacher Education Department at
Wright State University. The CEHS Conceptual
Framework and the PRAXIS III criterion merge to
become the paradigm to develop the Soft
Portfolio.
10- TED Soft Portfolio
- CEHS Conceptual Framework and the PRAXIS III
criterion - Description
- The nineteen PRAXIS III Criteria and six strands
of the CEHS conceptual framework provide the
paradigm for the Electronic Portfolio. - The alignment the nineteen PRAXIS III criterion
evidence with each strand of the conceptual
framework will constitute Electronic Portfolio.
The PRAXIS III criteria may be classified and
grouped in numerous ways using the strands of the
conceptual framework.
11- General Requirements
- Electronic Format aligned with the CEHS SIX
Conceptual Framework Strands - The three main Sections are identified as
Introduction, CEHS Conceptual Framework Strands,
and Conclusion. - The evidence for each of the 19 PRAXIS criteria
must include a caption describing the evidence,
explaining its importance, and relating how the
selected evidence documents progress for each
conceptual framework strand. - Each Conceptual Framework Strand should have an
introduction or a reflection that describes the
importance of the strand and the candidates
growth in these areas all are to be supported by
selected evidence.The Electronic Portfolio will
be presented as a CD-ROM, DVD or flash drive.
12 CEHS Conceptual Framework Strands PRAXIS III
Criterion Strand 1 Content Knowledge
Educators must be knowledgeable in their content
field, remain current, and be able to support
others as they learn. Possible PRAXIS Criteria
related to Content Knowledge A3 Demonstrating
an understanding of the connections between the
content that was learned previously, current
content, and the content that remains to be
learned in the future. Cite the evidence for this
criterion B3 Communicating challenging learning
expectations to each student. Cite the evidence
for this criterion
13- C1 Making learning goals and instructional
procedures clear to students. - Cite the evidence for this criterion
- C2 Making content comprehensible to students.
- Cite the evidence for this criterion
14- Strand 2, Pedagogical Knowledge
- Educators must be able to integrate their
knowledge of content, curriculum, learning, and
knowledge of their students. This understanding
allows educators to tailor learning environments
to the needs of individuals and/or groups. A
professional educator must have firm
understandings of how learning occurs in their
content and how it can be facilitated. - Possible PRAXIS Criteria related to Pedagogical
Knowledge - A2 Articulating clear learning goals for the
lesson that are appropriate to the students. - A5 Creating or selecting evaluation strategies
that is appropriate for the students and that are
aligned with the goals of the lesson.
15- B3 Communicating challenging learning
expectations to each student. - B4 Establishing and maintaining consistent
standards of classroom behavior. - B5 Making the physical environment as safe and
conducive to learning as possible. - C1 Making learning goals and instructional
procedures clear to students. - C2 Making content comprehensible to students.
- C3 Encouraging students to extend their
thinking. - C4 Monitoring students understanding of content
through a variety of means, providing feedback to
students to assist learning, and adjusting
learning activities as the situation demands. - C5 Using instructional time effectively.
16- Strand 3, Diversity
- Educators must be knowledgeable, competent, and
sensitive in working with diverse populations and
in different settings. This includes how to adapt
personal responses and professional practices for
diverse populations in order to support equitable
access and equitable outcomes. - Possible PRAXIS Evidence related to Diversity
- A3 Demonstrating an understanding of the
connections between the content that was learned
previously, current content, and the content that
remains to be learned in the future.
17- B3 Communicating challenging learning
expectations to each student. - A4 Creating or selecting teaching methods,
learning activities, and instructional materials
or other resources that are appropriate to the
students and that are aligned with the goals of
the lesson. - A5 Creating or selecting evaluation strategies
that is appropriate for the students and that are
aligned with the goals of the lesson. - B5 Making the physical environment as safe and
conducive to learning as possible. - C2 Making content comprehensible to students.
18- Strand 4, Technology
- Educators must make thoughtful, appropriate, and
selective applications of how and where
technology can add value to the teaching and
learning process, determine the conditions that
are essential for the effective use of
technology, and understand the powerful role
technology is already playing in society and in
shaping our lives.
19- Possible PRAXIS Evidence related to Technology
- A4 Creating or selecting teaching methods,
learning activities, and instructional materials
or other resources that are appropriate to the
students and are aligned with the goals of the
lesson. - B5 Making the physical environment as safe and
conducive to learning as possible. - D3 Building professional relationships with
colleagues to share teaching insights and to
coordinate learning activities for students.
20- Strand 5, Professionalism
- Educators must communicate and collaborate
effectively with others. Teambuilding and
principles of life-long learning are included in
the shared values, themes, and outcomes. - Possible PRAXIS Evidence related to
Professionalism - D1 Reflecting on the extent to which the
learning goals were met. - D2 Demonstrating a sense of efficacy.
- D3 Building professional relationships with
colleagues to share teaching insights and to
coordinate learning activities for students. - D4 Communicating with parents or guardians about
student learning.
21- Strand 6, Emotional Intelligence
- Educators must help learners to develop an
awareness of their own emotions and the emotions
of others. They must assist learners to
constructively express and control feelings
acquaint learners with the fact that they have
choices in most life situations, and have
responsibility for their decisions and actions
help learners to show empathy and aid learners
in developing listening skills, understanding of
others, interpreting guidelines for social
relationships, and cooperating and working as a
team member.
22- Possible PRAXIS Evidence related to Emotional
Intelligence - A1 Becoming familiar with relevant aspects of
students background knowledge and experiences. - B1 Creating a climate that promotes fairness.
- B2 Establishing and maintaining rapport with
students. - B4 Establishing and maintaining consistent
standards of classroom behavior. - D3 Building professional relationships with
colleagues to share teaching insights and to
coordinate learning activities for students. - D4 Communicating with parents or guardians about
student learning.