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Paige Evans, Perri Segura,<br />

Tonya Jeffery<br />

<strong>UTeach</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> - NMSI Annual Conference<br />

Austin, TX / May 25 – 27, 2010<br />


<br />


<br />

Classroom
Management
<br />

Courses
 Goals/Skills
 Evidence/Implementation
<br />

STEP
1
 • Uses
attention‐getting
strategies
<br />

• Utilizes
an
effective
“teacher
voice”
<br />

• Uses
of
a
method
of
knowing
students
<br />

names
<br />

• Assigns
student
tasks
for
cooperative
<br />

groups

<br />

• Uses
effective
procedures
and
routines
<br />

o Starts
and
ends
on
time
<br />

• Utilizes
power
point
to
enhance
<br />

implementation
<br />

STEP
2
 • Uses
attention‐getting
strategies
<br />

• Utilizes
an
effective
“teacher
voice”
<br />

• Uses
of
a
method
of
knowing
students
<br />

names
<br />

• Assigns
student
tasks
for
cooperative
<br />

groups

<br />

• Uses
effective
procedures
and
routines
<br />

Classroom
<br />

Interactions
<br />

o Starts
and
ends
on
time
<br />

o Assigns
time
limits
to
each
activity
<br />

• Develops
power
point
to
enhance
<br />

implementation

<br />

• Greet
students
at
the
door
<br />

• Uses
effective
transitions
for
grouping
<br />

• Uses
attention‐getting
strategies
<br />

• Utilizes
an
effective
“teacher
voice”
<br />

• Uses
of
a
method
of
knowing
students
<br />

names
<br />

• Develops
student
tasks
for
cooperative
<br />

groups
<br />

• Uses
effective
procedures
and
routines
<br />

o Starts
and
ends
on
time
<br />

o Assigns
time
limits
to
each
activity
<br />

• Develops
power
point
to
enhance
<br />

implementation

<br />

• Greet
students
at
the
door
<br />

• Uses
effective
transitions
for
grouping
<br />

• Discipline
management
strategies
<br />

o<br />

o<br />

o<br />

Redirects/stops
inappropriate
<br />

behavior

<br />

(example:
sleeping,
talking,
getting
<br />

out
of
seat,
etc.)
<br />

Proximity
<br />

Gives
clear
instructions
<br />

• Documented
on
mentor
feedback
form
<br />

• Documented
on
master
teacher
<br />

observation
form
<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong>s
written
out
on
<strong>Lesson</strong>
<strong>Plan</strong>ning
<br />

Guide
<br />

• Role
playing
during
practice
teach
<br />

• Written
and
verbal
reflections
from
<br />

students’
teaching
experiences
<br />

• Documented
on
mentor
feedback
form
<br />

• Documented
on
master
teacher
<br />

observation
form
<br />

• <strong>Plan</strong>s
written
out
on
<strong>Lesson</strong>
<strong>Plan</strong>ning
<br />

Guide
<br />

• Role
playing
during
practice
teach
<br />

• Written
and
verbal
reflections
from
<br />

students’
teaching
experiences
<br />

• Documented
on
mentor
feedback
form
<br />

• Documented
on
master
teacher
<br />

observation
form
<br />

• Role
playing
during
practice
teach
<br />

• Article,
reflection,
class
work
<br />

• Written
and
verbal
reflections
from
<br />

students’
teaching
experiences

<br />

17

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