Principles of Learning: Collaboration and Professionalism Flashcards
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A teacher reflects on a lesson that went poorly and revises it for next time. This best demonstrates:
Answer: Reflective practice
Reflective practice involves analyzing one's own teaching to make improvements.
Co-teaching in which one teacher leads while the other circulates to assist students is called:
Answer: One teach, one assist
In the 'one teach, one assist' model, one teacher leads instruction while the other provides individual support.
The most appropriate use of social media for a teacher is to:
Answer: Maintain professional boundaries and follow district policy
Teachers must keep professional boundaries on social media and adhere to district policies.
A parent-teacher conference is most productive when the teacher:
Answer: Begins with strengths and partners on solutions
Effective conferences highlight strengths and engage families as partners in problem-solving.
Continuing education and earning advanced certifications primarily reflect a teacher's commitment to:
Answer: Lifelong professional growth
Pursuing ongoing learning demonstrates a commitment to professional growth and improved practice.
When collaborating with a school counselor about a struggling student, the teacher should share:
Answer: Relevant academic and behavioral observations
Sharing pertinent professional observations supports coordinated student support while respecting appropriate boundaries.
A teacher receives critical feedback from an administrator during an evaluation. The most professional response is to:
Answer: Listen, reflect, and create an improvement plan
Professionals accept feedback openly and use it to set goals for improvement.