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Recipe for an Effective Teacher
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Recipe for and Effective Teacher
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knows and accepts that each student has dignity and self-worth
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creates an environment conductive to learning where self-discipline is encouraged
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offers diversity in program structure, approaches and strategies
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integrates technology effectively to improve instruction
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exhibits a high level of enthusiasm; models notion that learning is fun and enjoyable
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remains adaptable and flexible
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exhibits genuine belief both in their ability to teach and their students' ability to learn
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utilizes multiple assessment measures to identify student ability
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designs instruction according to students' needs (recognizes different learning styles; matches teaching styles to learning styles)
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practices effective teaching strategies (ie. cooperative learning, flexible grouping, peer evaluation, teaming, etc.)
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integrates instruction across subject areas
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models thinking process; encourages critical thinking and problem-solving
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works collaboratively with the staff
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encourages direct parental involvement
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provides motivational techniques that foster a love for learning
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has a sense of humor, positive view of self, and a love for students
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participates voluntarily in professional development to enhance skills and desires to be a lifelong learner
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demonstrates subject matter knowledge competency
When all ingredients are balanced and properly applied, it will yield a truly interdisciplined educator capable of understanding and addressing the needs of diverse children. This person will posses the ability to make a difference in a student's life.
"I MAKE THE DIFFERENCE"
Compiled by: Susan Moore-Fontenot
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