Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
Element 1.1 Emerging Exploring Applying
Learns about students Gathers additional data to Uses data from a variety of
through data provided by learn about individual formal and informal
the school and/or students. sources to learn about
assessments. students and guide
selection of instructional
strategies to meet diverse
Using knowledge of learning needs.
students to engage
them in learning Some students may Students engage in single Students engage in
engage in learning using lessons or sequence of learning through the use of
instructional strategies lessons that include some adjustments in instruction
focused on the class as a adjustments based on to meet their needs.
whole. assessments. 7/12/2011/30/204/25/2
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I use a variety of games,
activities, direct
instruction, group work,
technology to reach
students’ different
learning styles. If students
seem to struggle, I adjust
instruction to review or
reteach. 7/12/20
I continue to use the same
strategies and have
attempted to improve
Evidence student engagement.
Distance and Hybrid
Learning makes this very
difficult and difficult to
self-assess. 11/30/20
Engagement with
distance/hybrid learning
has not improved much
this year. 4/25/21
Integrating Innovating
Uses data from multiple Uses comprehensive
measures to make knowledge of students to
adjustments to instruction make ongoing
and meet individual adjustments and
identified learning needs. accommodations in
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Students take ownership
Students actively utilize a of their learning by
variety of instructional choosing from a wide
strategies and range of methods to
technologies in learning further their learning that
are responsive to their
access to the curriculum. learning needs.
I review and follow 504s,
IEPs. I attend all IEP
meetings. I work with
counselors and admin to
accommodate individual
students’ needs. We
participate in 2x a week
restorative circles. I meet
with students during
break/lunch as needed. I
meet with
colleagues/parents as
needed. I survey student
interest for learning units,
specifically in IB/AP
courses.
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Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
Element 1.2 Emerging
Develops awareness of
prior knowledge, culture,
backgrounds, life
experiences, and interests
represented among
students.
Connecting learning
to students’ prior
knowledge,
backgrounds, life
Some students connect
experiences, and
learning activities to their
interests
own lives.
Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Uses gathered Uses school resources and Integrates broad Develops and
information about family contacts to expand knowledge of students systematically uses
students’ prior understanding of and their communities to extensive information
knowledge, cultural students’ prior inform instruction. regarding students’
backgrounds, life knowledge, cultural 7/12/2011/30/204/25/2 cultural backgrounds,
experiences, and interest backgrounds, life 1 prior knowledge, life
to support student experiences, and interests experiences, and
learning. to connect to student interests.
learning.
Students participate in Students make Students can articulate
single lessons or connections between the relevance and impact
sequences of lessons curriculum, and their Students are actively of lessons on their lives
related to their interests prior knowledge, engaged in curriculum, and society.
and experiences. backgrounds, life which relates their prior
experiences, and knowledge, experiences,
interests. and interests within and
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Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
Students have several
opportunities to choose
activities based on their
interest (eg. current event
presentations, reading
material, listening input,
etc.) Students learn
language through
personal relevance (eg.
when learning food, they
interview each other
about eating
Evidence
habits/preferences)
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Element 1.3 Emerging Exploring Applying
Uses real-life connections Explore using additional Integrates connections
during instruction as real-life connections to from subject matter to
identified to curriculum. subject matter in single meaningful, real-life
lessons or sequence of contexts, including those
lessons to support specific to students’
understanding. family and community.
Connecting subject 7/12/20
matter to
meaningful, real-life
contexts Some students relate Students make use of
subject matter to real-life. real-life connections Students utilize real-life
provided in single lessons connections regularly to
or sequence of lessons to develop understandings
support understanding of of subject matter.
subject matter. 7/12/20
Many of my students are
Spanish-speakers. I work
with them to make
comparisons with
French/Spanish
vocabulary, grammar. I
integrate Project-Based
Learning to give students
personal choices of
interest.
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Integrating Innovating
Integrates connections to Engages student in
meaningful, real-life actively making
contexts in planning connections to relevant,
subject matter instruction meaningful, and real-life
and is responsive during contexts throughout
instruction to engage subject matter
students in relating to instruction.
subject matter.
Students actively engage Students routinely
in making and using integrate subject matter
real-life connections to into their own thinking
subject matter to extend and make relevant
their applications of subject
understanding.11/30/20 matter during learning
4/25/21 activities.
Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
Each unit integrates Students are making
learning about a connections to their own
francophone area and personal experiences and
cultural practices along comparing them to those
with comparison of of people their age in the
students’ personal francophone world.
practices (eg. learning 11/30/20
about French school
schedules and compare to Because we have largely
their school day and been working with
subjects). 7/12/20 smaller groups of
students, I have realized
Evidence that I find it easier to
engage in small
conversations in which
real life connections come
out more easily. 4/25/21

Element 1.4 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Uses instructional
strategies, resources, and
technologies as provided
by school and/or district.
Using a variety of
instructional
strategies, resources,
and technologies to
meet students’
Some students participate
diverse learning
in instructional strategies,
needs
using resources and
technologies provided.
Explores additional Utilizes a variety of Creates, adapts, and Refines the flexible use of
instructional strategies, strategies including integrates a broad range an extensive repertoire of
resources, and culturally responsive of strategies, resources, strategies, resources, and
technologies in single pedagogy, resources, and and technologies into technologies to meet
lessons or sequence of technologies during instruction designed to students’ diverse learning
lessons to meet students’ ongoing instruction to meet students’ diverse needs.
diverse learning needs. meet students’ diverse learning needs.
learning needs. 7/12/20 11/30/204/25/21
Students participate in Students participate in Students take
single lessons or instruction using Students actively engage responsibility for using a
sequence of lessons strategies, resources, and in instruction and make wide range of strategies,
related to their interests technologies matched to use of a variety of resources, and
and experiences. their learning needs. targeted strategies, technologies that
7/12/20 11/30/20 resources, and successfully advance their
technologies to meet their learning.
Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
I utilize a variety of
resources and strategies
for each of the language
functions including peer
interviews,
teacher-student
interviews, equity cards,
graphic organizers,
games, technology, varied
reading passages, writing
in different text types,
scavenger hunts, cooking,
Evidence
virtual field trips, etc.
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individual student’s
needs.4/25/21
We have increased our
use of technology
strategies in various ways
this year… using
technology almost daily.
4/25/21
I have incorporated
various teaching
resources to assist
students during distance
learning. I approach my
weekly assignments as if
students could be absent
any given day and provide
a variety of
strategies/resources to
support their
learning.11/30/204/25/
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Element 1.5 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Asks questions that focus Includes questions in
on factual knowledge and single lessons or a
comprehension. sequence of lessons that
require students to recall,
interpret, and think
Promoting critical
critically.
thinking though
inquiry, problem
solving, and
Some students respond to Students respond to
reflection
questions regarding facts varied questions or tasks
and comprehension. designed to promote
comprehension and
critical thinking in single
lessons or a sequence of
Guide students to think
critically through use of
questioning strategies,
posing/solving problems,
and reflection on issues in
content.
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Students respond to
questions and problems
posed by the teacher and
begin to pose and solve
Supports students to Facilitates systematic
initiate critical thinking opportunities for student
through independently to apply critical thinking
developing questions, by designing structured
posing problems and inquiries into complex
reflecting on multiple problems.
perspectives.
Students pose problems Students pose and answer
and construct questions a wide-range of complex
of their own to support questions and problems,
inquiries into content. reflect, and communicate
understandings based on
Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
lessons. problems of their own in depth analysis of
related to the content. content learning.
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I utilize exit tickets and
adjust instruction
according to responses.
Students receive
immediate feedback on
exit tickets. We chart
language proficiency
following assessment so
students can see growth
and understand where
they should fall on the
spectrum. Rubrics for
Evidence projects and assignments
are extremely specific and
often students self-assess,
receive feedback from
peers and myself.
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Element 1.6 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Implements lessons Seeks to clarify Makes ongoing Adjusts strategies during Makes adjustments to
following curriculum instruction and learning adjustments to instruction based on the extend learning
guidelines. activities to support instruction based on ongoing monitoring of opportunities and
student understanding. observation of student individual student needs provide assistance to
Monitoring student
engagement and regular for assistance, support, or students in mastering the
learning and
checks for understanding. challenge. concepts flexibly and
adjusting instruction
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while teaching.
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Some students receive Students receive Students are able to Students monitor their
individual assistance assistance individually or articulate their level of progress in learning and
during instruction. in small groups during Students successfully understanding and use provide information to
Standard 1 CSTP: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning
instruction. participate and stay teacher guidance to meet teacher that informs
engaged in learning their needs during adjustments in
activities. instruction. instruction.
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I observe student work
while teaching to adjust
instruction. If students
seem to struggle, I reteach
and provide more
examples/practice. We
often employ
think-pair-share
strategies to allow
adequate processing time.
7/12/20

Evidence Distance/Hybrid
instruction is challenging
my ability to adjust
instruction based on
feedback as much as I
would like to. Although I
am learning some new
tech programs that are
facilitating this process.
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Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
Element 2.1 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating
Models and Models fair and respectful Reinforces positive, Develops shared Facilitates student self-
communicates behavior. Demonstrates responsible, and respectful responsibility with reflection and ongoing
expectations for fair and commitment to fairness student interactions. students for resolving improvement of the caring
respectful behavior to and respect in Assists students to resolve conflict and creating and community based on
support social communications with conflicts. maintaining a caring respect, fairness, and the
development. students about language Incorporates cultural classroom community.   value of all members.
and behavior. awareness to develop a Supports students in
Seeks to understand positive classroom climate. taking leadership in
Promoting social cultural perceptions of developing a caring
Development and caring community. Students demonstrate community that is Students take leadership
responsibility within efforts to be positive, responsive to the diverse in resolving conflict and
a caring community Some students share in Students participate in accepting, and respectful cultural norms of creating a fair and
where each student responsibility for the occasional community of differences. identities of all students. respectful classroom
is treated fairly and classroom community. building activities, 7/13/20 community where
respectfully designed to promote 11/30/204/25/21 student’s home culture is
caring, fairness, and included and valued.
respect. Students take Students communicate
responsibility resolving with empathy and
conflicts and maintaining understanding in
a caring classroom interactions with one
community. Students another.
promote respect and
appreciation for
differences. 7/13/20
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Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
I model and encourage
kind and respectful
behavior. We employ
restorative practices and
weekly circle time where
each student has a voice. I
use equity sticks to
promote fairness in
participation. We use
materials representing
multiple cultures and
diverse perspectives. We
discuss themes of racism,
women’s rights, diverse
relationships, etc.
Students have a role
within their group of 4.
7/13/20

Obviously with some

Evidence aspects of distance/hybrid
instruction, some of the
functions of group work
has changed drastically. I
have tried to employ the
same strategies for
breakout rooms and
through the chat features
of Zoom. Likewise, we
work through shared tech
resources such as Padlet
and Jamboard. 11/30/20

As we have returned to
more normalcy in the
classroom, we have
continued using
restorative practices circle
and other activities to
enhance our classroom
environment. 4/25/21

Element 2.2 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
Is aware of the Experiments with and/or Develops physical Maintains physical Adapts physical and/or
importance of the virtual learning environments that reflect environments that reflect environments flexibly to
physical and/or virtual environments that student diversity and student diversity and facilitate access to a wide
learning environments support student learning. provide a range of provides a broad range of range of resources that
that support student resources for learning. resources, displays, and engage students in
learning. artifacts that are current learning. Ensures that
Structures for interaction Utilizes a variety of and integral to environments enhance
Is aware that structured are taught in single structures for interaction instruction. learning and reflect
interaction between lessons or sequence of during learning activities diversity within and
students can support lessons to support that ensures a focus on Integrates a variety of beyond the classroom.
Creating physical or
learning. student learning. and completion of structures for interaction
virtual learning
learning tasks. that engage students Selects from a repertoire
environments that
constructively and of structures for
promote student
productively in learning. interaction to ensure
learning, reflect
accelerated learning for
diversity, and
the full range of students.
encourage
Some students use Students use resources Students use a variety of Students routinely use a
constructive and
available resources in provided in learning resources in learning range of resources in Students participate in
productive
learning environments environments and environments and learning environments monitoring and changing
interactions among
during instruction. interact with each other interact in ways that that relate to and enhance the design of learning
students
to understand and deepen their instruction and reflect environments and
complete learning tasks in understanding of the their diversity. structures for
single lessons or sequence content and develop Students share in interactions.
of lessons. constructive social and monitoring and
academic interactions. assessment of
interactions to improve
effectiveness and develop
a positive culture for
learning.
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Students are seated in
groups of 4. Seating chart
is changed at least
quarterly to promote new
relationships. Student
grouping varies
Evidence depending on activity
(jigsaw, inner/outer
circle, etc.) Rolling desks
allow for regrouping and
ease of movement
through classroom.
Students have several
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
resources on the wall
(vocab, feelings, date,
verb, student work, etc.)
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Element 2.3 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Adheres to policies and Recognizes and addresses Anticipates and reduces Integrates support for Shares responsibility with
laws regarding safety that safety issues regarding risks to physical, students to take risks and the students for the
are required by the site, materials, student intellectual, and offer respectful opinions establishment and
district, and state. interactions, and the emotional safety using about divergent maintenance of a safe
Responds to behaviors organization of the multiple strategies that viewpoints. physical, intellectual, and
that impact student safety learning environments. include examining biases emotional environment
as they arise. in the learning focused on high quality
environment and and rigorous learning.
Establishing and curriculum. Engages in reflection on
maintaining learning Explores strategies to their own language and
environments that establish intellectual and Models and provides behavior that contributes
are physically, emotional safety in the instruction on skills that to intellectual and
intellectually, and classroom. develop resiliency and emotional safety in the
emotionally safe support intellectual and classroom.
emotional safety. Students demonstrate
Students are aware of resiliency in perseverance
required safety Students follow teacher Students develop and for academic
procedures and the guidance regarding Students take risks, offer practice resiliency skills achievement.
school and classroom potential safety issues for opinions, and share and strategies to strive for Students maintain
rational for maintaining self or others. alternative perspectives. academic achievement, intellectual and emotional
safety. 7/13/2011/30/204/25/ and establish intellectual safety for themselves and
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the classroom.
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
Groups have a cart with
needed project/group
materials. Students have
a clear role when
presentations are being
given. Students have a
clear role when
presentations are being
given. They quietly listen
and give feedback.
Evidence Students often share
feedback and opinions.
7/13/20

I feel in many ways we

have taken some steps
backwards with this
pandemic. Accountability
and risk-taking is difficult
to assess.
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Element 2.4 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Focuses the rigor of the Strives for a rigorous Develops a rigorous Integrates rigor Facilitates a rigorous
learning environment on learning environment learning environment throughout the learning learning environment in
accuracy of answers and that includes accuracy, that includes accuracy, environment that values which students take
completion of learning understanding, and the analysis, problem solving, accuracy, analysis, and leadership in learning.
tasks. importance of meeting and appropriate levels of critical reading, writing Fosters extended studies,
Is aware of the targeted learning goals. challenge. and thinking. research, analysis and
Creating a rigorous
importance of Works to maintain high Holds high expectations Integrates strategic purposeful use of
learning
maintaining high expectations for students for students. Has an scaffolds and technologies learning.
environment with
expectations for students. while becoming aware of understanding of throughout instruction Supports students to
high expectations
achievement patterns for achievement patterns, that support the full range utilize an extensive
and appropriate
individuals and groups of and uses scaffolds to of learners in meeting repertoire of
support for all
students. address achievement high expectations for differentiated strategies
students
gaps. achievement. to meet high expectations.

Some students ask for Some individuals and Students engage in a Students actively use Students take
teacher support to groups of students work variety of differentiated supports and challenges responsibility to fully
understand or complete with the teacher to supports and challenges to complete critical utilize teacher and peer
learning tasks. support accuracy and in ways that promote reading, writing, higher support, to achieve
comprehension in their their accuracy, analysis, order thinking, and consistently high levels of
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
learning. 7/13/20 and problem solving in problem solving across factual and analytical
learning. subject matter. learning.
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Materials encourage We have stepped up our

students to explore and rigor in our IB/AP
utilize previous curriculum to discuss
experiences/knowledge more global issues and
to learn. Students are how they impact our lives.
expected to achieve 11/30/20
appropriate proficiency.
7/13/20 While COVID has
Evidence impacted learning, the
standards for AP/IB
testing has remained at
the same level of rigor.
The students recently
completed their IB
internal Assessments and
did surprisingly well.
4/25/21

Element 2.5 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Establishes expectations, Develops expectations Uses multiple strategies Integrates equitable Facilitates a positive
rules, and consequences with some student including culturally expectations, positive environment using
for individual and group involvement. responsive instruction to supports, and systems that ensure
behavior. Communicates, models develop and maintain consequences for students take an active
and explains expectations high standards for individual and group role in monitoring and
for individual and group individual and group behavior within and maintaining high
Developing,
behavior. behavior. across learning activities. standards for individual
communicating, and
and group behaviors.
maintaining
Refers to standards for Reviews standards for Utilizes routine Guides and supports
high standards for
behavior and applies behavior with students in references to standards students to self-assess,
individual and group
consequences as needed. single lessons or for behavior prior and monitor, and set goals for
behavior
sequence of lessons in during individual and individual and group
anticipation of need for group work. behavior and
reinforcement. participation.

Students are aware of Students know Students follow behavior Students respond to Students demonstrate
classroom rules and expectations for behavior expectations, accept individual and group positive behavior,
consequences. and consequences and consequences and behaviors and encourage consistent participation
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
respond to guidance in increase positive and support each other to and are valued for their
following them. behaviors. make improvements. unique identities.
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Students frequently work

in groups, stations, group
projects, role plays,
debates. Students have
roles within their groups.
Students have clear roles
in literacy groups.
Students receive feedback
on group assignments.
Evidence Students receive tickets
for completion of work
for a sticker lottery.
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Element 2.6 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Establishes procedures, Develops routines, Maintains regular use of Engages students in Facilitates student
routines or norms for procedures, and norms in routines and procedures monitoring and reflecting participating in
single lessons to support single lessons or that are culturally on routines, procedures, developing, monitoring,
student learning. sequence of lessons with responsive and engage and norms in ways that and adjusting routines
Employing classroom some student students in the are culturally responsive. and procedures focuses
routines, procedures, involvement. development and Maintains a quality on maximizing learning.
norms, and supports monitoring of norms. learning climate that Classroom climate
for positive behavior builds on student integrates school
to ensure a climate in strengths. standards and culturally
which all students Seeks to promote positive Provides positive relevant norms.
can learn Responds to disruptive behaviors and responds behavior supports. Promotes positive
behavior. to disruptive behavior. Responds appropriately behaviors and Promotes positive
to behaviors in ways that consistently prevents or behaviors and establishes
lessen disruptions to the refocuses behaviors preventions and a
learning climate. disruptive to the learning positive classroom
Students participate in climate. climate that eliminate
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
routines, procedures, and most disruptive behavior.
norms and receive
reinforcement for positive
Students are aware of Students receive behaviors.
procedures, routines, and correction for behavior Students are involved in Students share
classroom norms. that interferes with Students receive timely assessment and responsibility with
learning, and positive and effective feedback monitoring of routines, teacher for managing and
reinforcement in and consequences for procedures, and norms in maintaining a positive
following routines, behaviors that interfere ways that improve the classroom climate that
procedures, and norms. with learning. learning climate. promotes learning.
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Rules and norms are

posted and referred to.
Students have norm for
entering class, using
restroom, food/drink in
class, turning in
homework, late work.
Students frequently
receive positive sub
reports as they are on
task and respectful.
7/13/20
Evidence
I feel with
distance/hybrid
instruction, I have been
more routined in how I
assign work and how we
move through each day.
However, I feel I could
work through the
reflection piece and
including the students to
monitor those routines.
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Element 2.7 Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Using instructional Paces instruction based Paces instruction with Paces instruction with Paces instruction to Paces, adjusts, and fluidly
time to optimize on curriculum guidelines. some consideration of students to provide include ongoing facilitates instruction and
Standard 2 CSTP: Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
learning Develops awareness of
how transitions and
classroom management
impact pacing and
lessons.
Some students complete
learning activities in time
allotted.
Evidence
lesson type, adjustments
for sufficient student
work time and transitions
to optimize learning.
Students complete
learning activities and, as
needed, may receive some
adjustments of time
allotted for tasks or
expectations for
completion. 7/13/20
Students have adequate
time to complete
assignments. Lessons are
paced to allow for student
mastery. Pacing at times
is behind due to students
needing more time. Class
period time not always
efficiently used. 7/13/20
adequate time for assessment of student daily activities.
instruction, checking for learning. Supports
understanding, students in the
completion of learning monitoring of
activities and closure. instructional time.
Students participate in Students use their Students monitor their
and complete a variety of instructional time to own time, are engaged in
learning activities in the engage in and complete accomplishing learning
time allotted with options learning activities and are goals, and participate in
for extension and prepared for the next reflection,
review.11/30/20 sequence of instruction. self-assessment, and goal
4/25/21 setting.
I am assigning one week
of work at a time for
students. This has helped
me to be on pace in a
better way. Although we
are often behind a normal
school year, there have
only been a few times that
I have had to adjust an
entire week’s work.
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CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning

Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Has a foundational Examines concepts in Understands and explains Uses broad knowledge of Uses extensive knowledge
knowledge of subject subject matter and the relationship between inter-relationships of of subject matter
matter, related academic academic language to essential subject matter concepts, academic concepts, current issues,
3.1 Demonstrating
language, and academic identify connections concepts, academic content standards, and academic language, and
knowledge of subject
content standards. between academic content language, and academic academic language in research to make relevant
matter academic
standards and instruction. content standards. ways that ensure clear connections to standards
content standards
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1 to students. extend student learning.

Vertical curriculum is
designed to align with
AP/IB themes. Students
start with basics of each
theme in French 1 and
build upon them in each
level. Chosen curriculum
material is current and
relevant.
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CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning

Has basic knowledge of Expands knowledge of
student stages of student development and
development while implements learning
becoming aware of activities in single lessons
differences in students’ or sequence of lessons that
understanding of subject addresses students’
matter. proficiencies and support
understanding of subject
Teaches subject-specific matter including related
3.2 Applying vocabulary following academic language.
knowledge of student curriculum guidelines.
development and Provides explicit teaching
proficiencies to of essential content
ensure student vocabulary and associated
understanding of academic language in
subject matter single lessons or sequence
of lessons. Explains
academic language,
formats, and vocabulary to
support student access to
subject matter when
confusions are identified.
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Adapts instruction in
response to knowledge of
student development and
proficiencies to meet
students’ diverse learning
needs. Ensures
understanding of subject
matter including related
academic language.
Provides explicit teaching
of essential vocabulary,
idioms, key words with
multiple meanings, and
academic language in ways
that engage students in
accessing subject matter
text or learning activities.
Integrates knowledge of Utilizes comprehensive
range of students knowledge of students to
development into guide all students to
instructional decisions to develop proficiencies,
ensure student understand subject matter
understanding of the including related
subject matter including academic language.
related academic
language. Engages student at all
levels of vocabulary,
Provides explicit teaching academic language, and
of specific academic proficiencies in
language, text structures, self-directed goal setting,
grammatical, and stylistic monitoring, and
language features to improvement. Guides all
ensure equitable access to students in using analysis
subject matter strategies that provides
understanding for the equitable access and deep
range of student language understanding of subject
levels and abilities. matter.

Journal writing reflects

students’ life experiences.
Students work in groups
on varied activities to
appeal to all types of
learners.
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Distance/hybrid learning
has made it difficult to
truly assess students’
mastery levels. 4/25/21
CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning

Follows organization of Examines organization of Uses knowledge of Integrates knowledge of Uses extensive knowledge
curriculum as provided curriculum and considers curriculum and student curriculum and resources of curriculum and related
by site and district to adjustments in single readiness to organize and to organize and adjust resources to flexibly and
support student lessons or sequence of adjust the curriculum to instruction within and effectively organize and
3.3 Organizing
understanding of the lessons to support ensure student across subject matter to adjust instruction.
curriculum to
subject matter. understanding of subject understanding.11/30/204 extend student
facilitate student
matter. 7/13/20 /25/21 understanding. Ensures student
understanding of the
comprehension and
subject matter
facilitates student
articulation about what
they do and do not
understand.
Curriculum is I have sought to organize
well-sequenced and builds units in a more
on previous learning. transparent fashion.
Previously taught Students have access to
curriculum is reviewed materials for the entire
and built upon. 7/13/20 unit up front so they can
see the road map of where
we are headed.
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CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning
Uses instructional Gathers and uses
strategies that are additional instructional
provided in the strategies in single lessons
3.4 Utilizing curriculum. or sequence of lessons to
instructional increase student
strategies that are understanding of academic
appropriate to the language appropriate to
subject matter subject matter. 7/13/20
Students engage in
practice that allows for
frequent checks for
understanding. Subject
matter is developmentally
appropriate and
interesting to students.
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Selects and adapts a
variety of instructional
strategies to ensure
student understanding of
academic language
appropriate to subject
matter and that addresses
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needs.11/30/204/25/21
Students engage in many
technologically reinforcing
activities in a addition to
group work and teacher
instruction.
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Integrates instructional
strategies appropriate to
subject matter to meet
students’ diverse learning,
to ensure student
understanding of
academic language, and
guide student in
understanding
connections within and
across subject matter.
Uses an extensive
repertoire of instructional
strategies to develop
enthusiasm,
meta-cognitive abilities,
and support and challenge
the full range of student
towards a deep
knowledge of subject
matter.
CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning

Uses available Explores additional Selects, adapts, and Integrates a wide range of Engages students in
instructional materials, instructional materials, utilizes appropriate adapted resources, identifying and adapting
resources, and resources, and instructional materials, technologies, and resources, technologies,
technologies for specific technologies to make resources, and instructional materials to and standards-aligned
lessons to make subject subject matter accessible technologies for concept meet identified student instructional materials to
3.5 Using and
matter accessible to to students. and skill development in needs and make subject extend student
adapting resources,
students. subject matter. Resources matter accessible to understanding and critical
technologies, and
Explores how to make reflect the diversity of the students. thinking about subject
standards-aligned
Identifies technological technological resources classroom and support matter.
instructional
resource needs. available to all students. differentiated learning of Assists student with
materials including
subject matter. equitable access to Ensures that student are
adopted materials, to
materials, resources, and able to obtain equitable
make subject matter
Guides students to use technologies. Seeks access to a wide range of
accessible to all
available print, electronic, outside resources and technologies through
students
and online subject matter support.4/25/21 ongoing links to outside
resources based on resources and support.
individual needs.
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Material is chosen to We have increased our use

support relevant language
skills and AP/IB themes.
Textbooks are utilized to
support grammar
teaching, seldomly.
Technology is used
frequently to broaden
language exposure.
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of technology this year. I
have worked diligently to
make our weekly
slideshow assignments
accessible to all students,
even if they were
experiencing illness,
internet issues, etc. That
way if they missed class,
they could still access our
lessons for the day.
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CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning

Is aware of students’ Seeks additional information Identifies language Integrates knowledge of Engages English learners in
primary language and describing elements of culture proficiencies and English English language assessment of their progress
English language and language proficiencies in learner strengths in the study development, English in English language
proficiencies based on listening, speaking, reading, of language and content. learners’ strengths and development and in meeting
available assessment data. and writing. Uses multiple Differentiates instruction assessed needs into English content standards. Supports
measures for assessing using one or more language and content students to establish and
English learners’ performance components of English instruction. monitor language and
3.6 Addressing the to identify gaps in English language development to content goals.
needs of English language development. support English learners.
learners and student
with special needs to Provides adapted materials Attempts to scaffold content Creates and implements Develops and adapts Is resourceful and flexible in
provide equitable to help English learners using visuals, models, and scaffolds to support instruction to provide a wide the design, adjustment, and
access to the content access content. graphic organizers. standards-based instruction range of scaffolded support elimination of scaffolds
using literacy strategies, for language and content for based on English learners’
SDAIE, and content level the range of English learners. proficiencies, knowledge,
English language and skills in the content.
development in order for
students to improve language
proficiencies and understand
content.
CSTP 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning
Has an awareness of the full
range of students identified
with special needs through
data provided by the school.
Attends required meeting
3.6 Addressing the with resource personnel and
families.
needs of English
learners and student
with special needs to
provide equitable
access to the content
Learns about referral
processes for students with
special needs.
Seeks additional information
on the full range of students
identified with special needs
to address challenges or
supports in single lessons or
sequence of lessons.
Cooperates with resource
personnel, para-educators,
and families during meetings
and activities in support of
learning plans and goals.
Seeks additional information
on struggling learners and
advanced learners to
determine appropriateness
for referral.
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1 referral processes.
Student seating
accommodates needs of
students. Vocabulary
instruction incorporates
Spanish/English
vocabulary to French. ELD
strategies incorporated to
teach French.
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1
Utilizes information on the
full range of students
identified with special needs
to assess strengths and
competencies to provide
appropriate challenge and
accommodations in
instruction.
Communicates regularly with
resource personnel,
para-educators, and families
to ensure that student
services are provided and
progress is made in accessing
appropriate content.
Refers students as needed in
a timely and appropriate
manner supported with
documented data over time,
including interventions tried
previous to referral.
Integrates accommodations,
adaptations, and extensions
to instruction for the full
range of students with
special needs to ensure
adequate support and
challenge.
Communicates and
collaborates with colleagues,
support staff, and families to
ensure consistent instruction.
Supports families in positive
engagement with school.
Initiates and monitors
referral processes and
follow-up meeting to ensure
that students receive support
and/or extended learning
that is integrated into the
core curriculum.
Guides and support the full
range of student with special
needs to actively engage in
the assessment and monitor
their own strengths, learning
needs, and achievement in
accessing content.
Communicates and
collaborates with resource
personnel, para-educators,
families, leadership, and
students in creating a
coordinated program to
optimize success of the full
range of students with
special needs.
Takes leadership at the
site/district and collaborates
with resource personnel to
ensure the smooth and
effective implementations of
CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Element Emerging Exploring Applying
Plans daily lessons using Plans single lessons or Plans differentiated
available curriculum and sequence of lessons using instruction based on
information from district additional assessment knowledge of students’
and state required information on student academic readiness,
assessments. academic readiness, academic language,
language, cultural diverse cultural
4.1 Using knowledge background, and individual backgrounds, and
of students’ academic development. individual cognitive, social,
readiness, language emotional, and physical
proficiency, cultural development to meet their
background, and individual needs.
individual
development to plan Is aware of impact of bias Becomes aware of Examines potential
instruction. on learning. potential areas of bias and sources of bias and
seeks to learn about stereotyping when
culturally responsive planning lessons. Uses
pedagogy. culturally responsive
pedagogy in planning.
7/14/20
Students compare
personal cultural aspects
to those of francophone
countries. Students share
personal opinions,
experiences in restorative
circles. If students struggle
and do not have an IEP or
504, I research their cum
file and work with other
teachers to gather data.
Prior knowledge of
cognates, vocab stems are
activated to apply to
language proficiency.
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Integrating Innovating
Plans differentiated Plans differentiated
instruction, which is based instruction that provides
on broad knowledge of systematic opportunities
students. Matches for supporting and
resources and specific extending student
strategies to students’ learning based on
diverse learning needs comprehensive
and cultural backgrounds. information on students.
Planning addresses bias,
stereotyping, and Engages students in the
assumptions about analysis of bias,
cultures an members of stereotyping, and
cultures. assumptions.
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As I have my students for
several years in a row, I
am able to get to know
them personally so I can
adjust instruction as
needed. We also do
restorative circle each
week so that I am more
involved in their lives and
can plan units to
personally benefit the
students.
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CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Communicates learning Establishes and shares Establishes and
objectives for a single learning goals for skill communicates to students
lesson to students based development with clear learning goals for
4.2 Establishing and on content standards and students in single lessons content that are accessible,
articulating goals for available curriculum. and sequence of lessons. challenging, and
student learning differentiated to address
students’ diverse learning
needs. 7/14/20
Daily objectives are
written on board and
shared with students. Unit
objectives of proficiency
shared on a unit handout.
Unit goals are broken
down into language area
(speaking, presenting,
reading, writing, listening,
etc.) and smaller
proficiency chunks.
Learning goals are
standards-based and
aligned to ACTFL and state
standards. 7/14/20
Establishes and articulates Establishes and
learning goals to students articulates comprehensive
that integrate content short-term and long-term
standards with students’ learning goals for
strengths, interests, and students. Assists students
learning to articulate and monitor
needs.11/30/204/25/21 learning goals.
I have improved in this
area as I push out the
entire week’s worth of
assignments on a
slideshow. Each daily slide
includes the objective and
the unit goal sheet so
students can see the unit
road map.
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CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Uses available curriculum Begins to plan curriculum Establishes short- and Refines sequence of Utilizes extensive
for daily, short- and units that include a series long-term curriculum long-term plans to reflect knowledge of curriculum,
4.3 Developing and
long-term plans. of connected lessons and plans for subject matter integrations of curriculum content standards, and
sequencing
are linked to long-term concepts and essential guidelines, frameworks, assess learning needs to
long-term and
planning to support related academic language and assessed instructional design cohesive and
short-term
student learning. and formats that support needs to ensure student comprehensive long- and
instructional plans to
student learning. learning. short-term instructional
support student
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learning
1 levels of learning.

Short-term goals support

long -term proficiency.
Short-term activities
support a balance of
proficiency across
language-learning skills.
An annual calendar of the
curriculum is broken into
units and daily lessons and
is driven by standards.
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I could do a better job

deciding how long each
unit will take so I can
better sequence the entire
year. 4/25/21
CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Plans instruction that Selects strategies for single Incorporates differentiated Plans instruction using a Plans instruction
incorporates strategies lessons or sequence of instructional strategies wide range of strategies to incorporating a repertoire
suggested by curriculum lessons that respond to into ongoing planning that address learning styles of strategies specifically
guidelines. students’ diverse learning addresses culturally and meet students’ meet students’ diverse
needs. responsive pedagogy, assessed language and language and learning
4.4 Planning
students’ diverse language, learning needs. Provides needs and styles to
instruction that
and learning needs and appropriate support and advance learning for all.
incorporates
styles. challenges for students.
appropriate
Is aware of student Seeks to learn about Facilitates opportunities
strategies to meet the
content, learning, and students’ diverse learning Uses assessments of Integrates results from a for students to reflect on
learning needs of all
language needs through and language needs students’ learning and broad range of their learning and the
students
data provided by the site beyond basic data. language needs to inform assessments into planning impact of instructional
and district. planning differentiated to meet students’ diverse strategies to meet their
instruction. learning and language learning and language
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1
Language proficiency skills
are addressed with a
variety of strategies and
student groupings.
Prerequisite skills are
revisited to build mastery.
Students practice oral
language daily. 7/14/20

This is another area that

has proven difficult to
improve with
distance/hybrid learning
due to a lack of in-person
assessment and it is
difficult due to many
students not having their
cameras on during
instruction.11/30/204/25
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CSTP 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students
Implements lessons and Begins to adapt plans and Makes adjustments and Makes ongoing Anticipates and plans for a
uses materials from materials in single lessons adaptations to adjustments to wide range of adaptations
curriculum provided. or sequences of lessons to differentiate instructional instructional plans and to lessons based on in
4.5 Adapting address students’ learning plans. Uses culturally uses a variety of materials depth analysis of
instructional plans needs. responsive pedagogy and as the instructional needs individual student needs.
and curricular additional materials to arises to support student
materials to meet the support students’ diverse learning. Engages with students to
assessed learning learning needs. identify types of
needs of all students. 7/14/2011/30/204/25/2 adjustments in instruction
1 that best meet their
learning goals.

Instructional strategies
provide individual practice
and frequent checks for
understanding and teacher
feedback. Assessments are
practiced for and given
often. Lessons are
modified depending on
students’ mastery. If
needed, differentiated
examples are given, more
structure is provided (eg.
graphic organizer) or
activity is scaffolded.
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1
CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning

Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Is aware of the purposes Explores the use of
and characteristics of different types of
formative and summative pre-assessment,
assessments. formative and summative
assessments.
5.1 Applying
knowledge of the Begins to identify specific
purposes, characteristics of
characteristics, and assessments that yield
uses of different different types of
types of assessments information about
student preparedness,
progress, and proficiency.
Decides on the purpose Develops and adapts the Demonstrates purposeful
for assessment and skills range of appropriate use of a wide range of
to be assessed to select assessments to address assessments to support
appropriately matches questions about students’ differentiated student
pre-, formative and learning needs and learning needs and reflect
summative assessments. progress. progress.
Selects assessments Integrates a variety of Draws flexibility from a
based on clear characteristics into repertoire of appropriate
understanding of the assessments to allow assessment options and
purposes and students with a ranges of characteristics to
characteristics of learning needs to maximize student
assessments to support demonstrate what they demonstration of
student learning. know. knowledge.
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CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Formative and summative
assessments are
incorporated into unit
planning. Following unit
assessment, students
chart proficiency level
based on scores. 7/14/20

In some ways my
assessments have been
improved and in others
they have regressed. It is
difficult to provide a
thorough assessment
from afar, however, I have
employed some
assessment techniques
with the help of
technology that allows me
to give more immediate
feedback.
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Use data from required Explores collecting Collects a variety of Designs and integrates an Infuses assessments
assessments to assess additional data using formal and informal assessment plan that strategically and
student learning. supplemental assessment data on provides formal and systematically throughout
assessments. student learning. informal assessment data instruction to collect
5.2 Collecting and Follows required on student learning. ongoing assessment data
analyzing processes for data Make adjustments in Uses analysis of a variety appropriate for the range
assessment data analysis and draws planning for single of data to inform planning Uses data analysis of a of learner needs.
from a variety of conclusions about student lessons or sequence of and differentiation of broad range of
sources to inform learning lessons based on analysis instruction. assessments to provide Uses results of ongoing
instruction. of assessment data. 7/14/2011/30/204/25/ comprehensive data analysis to plan and
21 information to guide differentiate instruction
planning and for maximum academic
differentiation of success.
instruction.
CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Exit tickets utilized after
learning new concepts.
Lessons are adjusted
based on each day’s
mastery.
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Reviews and monitors Reviews and monitors Reviews and monitors a Reviews and monitors a Facilitates collaborative
available assessment data additional assessment variety of data on student broad range of data work and fosters
as required by site and data individually and with learning individually and individually and with colleagues ability to
5.3 Reviewing data,
district processes. colleagues and identifies with colleagues to colleagues to analyze identify and address
both individually and
learning needs of identify trends and student thinking and causes for achievement
with colleagues, to
individual students. patterns among groups of identify underlying patterns and trends.
monitor student
students. causes for trends.
learning
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CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Assessment data sources
include: teacher
interviews, presentations,
writing tasks, partner
vocabulary sentences,
partner dialogues,
reading/listening
comprehension tasks.
Class set of student work
is analyzed to determine
next steps for instruction.
7/14/20

Collaboration has
decreased with our
current model/schedule.
However, when help is
needed, I am quick to
reach out for ideas on
improvement.
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CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Uses data from Uses data from available Uses a variety of Uses a broad range of Reflects on data
assessments provided by assessments to establish assessment data to set data to set learning goals continuously to make
site and district to set content-based learning student learning goals for for content and academic ongoing refinements to
learning goals for the goals for class and content and academic language that are learning goals for content
class. individual students in language. integrated across content and academic language
5.4 Using assessment single lessons or standards for individuals for the fill range of
data to establish sequences of lessons. and groups. students.
learning goals and to Plans instruction using Plans differentiated
plan, differentiate, available curriculum Plans adjustments in lessons and modifications Plans differentiated Uses data systematically
and modify guidelines. instruction to address to instruction to meet instruction targeted to to refine planning,
instruction learning needs of students’ diverse learning meet individual and differentiate instruction,
individual students. needs. group learning needs. and make ongoing
7/14/2011/30/204/25/ adjustments to match the
21 Modifies lessons during evolving learning needs of
instruction based on individuals and groups.
informal assessments.
I work with small groups
of students who need
more examples to master.
Learning goals are based
on pre-assessments.
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CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Informs students about Begins to encourage Models and scaffolds Implements structures for Provides systematic
learning objectives, students to establish student self-assessment students to self-assess opportunities for student
outcomes, and summative learning goals through and goal setting processes and set learning goals self-assessment, goal
assessment results. single lessons or for learning content and related to content, setting, and progress
Recognizes the need for sequence of lessons that academic language academic language, and monitoring.
5.5 Involving all individual learning goals. include goal setting development. individual skills.
students in exercises. Develops students’
self-assessment, Monitors progress using Guides students to Integrates student meta-cognitive skills for
goal-setting, and available tools for Provides students with monitor and reflect on self-assessment, goal analyzing progress and
progress monitoring recording. opportunities in single progress on a regular setting, and progress refining goals towards
lessons or sequence of basis. monitoring across the high levels of academic
lessons to monitor their 7/14/2011/30/204/25/ curriculum. achievement.
own progress toward 21
class or individual goals.

Students are assessed by

applying skills to
real-world scenarios
(authentic
reading/listening
comprehension
questions/analysis,
cultural comparisons,
writing tasks and partner
conversations. Rubrics
and criteria are given for
projects/assessments
prior to assignment and
assessed accordingly.
Students revise writing
assessments to improve
skills. 7/14/20
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CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Uses available Explores use of additional Uses technology to design Integrates a variety of Use a wide range of
technologies to record technologies to and implement technologies into the technologies to design,
assessments, determine implement individual assessments, record and development, implement, and analyze
5.6 Using available proficiency levels, and assessments, record analyze results, and implementation, analysis assessments and provides
technologies to assist make required results, and communicate communicate about of assessments, and for an in depth and
in assessment, communications about with administration, student learning with communication of ongoing communication
analysis, and student learning. colleagues, and families administration, student learning to all regarding student
communication of about student learning. colleagues, families, and audiences. learning to all audiences.
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received by those who
lack access to technology.

Students self and partner

assess according to
rubrics. Families are
updated regarding
student progress through
email, Aeries and grading
reports. 7/14/20

I have experienced
tremendous growth with
regard to technology this
semester. I am learning of
many resources that can
replace what we used to
do in class on paper.
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CSTP 5: Assessing Students for Learning
Provides students with Provides students with Provides students with Integrates the ongoing Facilitates students’
feedback through additional feedback based clear and timely sharing of leadership in seeking and
assessed work and on formative assessments information about comprehensible feedback using ongoing
required summative from single lessons or strengths, needs, and to students from formal comprehensible
assessments. sequence of lessons. strategies for improving and informal assessments communications about
5.7 Using assessment Seeks to provide feedback academic achievement. in ways that support individual student
information to share Notifies families of in ways that students increased learning. progress and ways to
timely and student proficiencies, understand. Provides opportunities provide and monitor
comprehensible challenges, and behavior for comprehensible and Communicates regularly support.
feedback with issues through school Communicates with timely two-way with families to share a
students and their mandated procedures. families about student communications with range of assessment
families progress, strengths, and families to share student information that is
needs at reporting assessments, progress, comprehensible and
periods. Contacts families raise issues and/or responsive to individual
as needs arise regarding concerns, and guide student and family
struggling students or family support. needs.7/14/2011/30/20
behavior issues. 4/25/21
Student learning
objectives shared with
students and families on
Google Classroom, via
handout. Communication
with families takes place
within 24 hours, is
respectful and utilized to
be in the best interest of
the students.
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator

Element Emerging Exploring Applying Integrating Innovating

Is aware of the need to Begins to engage in Engages in reflection Reflects individually Maintains ongoing
reflect on teaching reflection on teaching individually and with and with colleagues on reflective practice and
practice to support practice individually colleagues on the refinements in action research in
student learning. and with colleagues relationship between teaching practice and supporting student
Reflects individually or that is focused on making adjustments in connections among the learning and raising
with colleagues on methods to support the teaching practice and elements of the CSTP the level of academic
immediate student full range of learners. impact on the full to positively impact the achievement.
learning needs. range of learners. full range of
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reflection among
colleagues for school
wide impact on
student learning.
I constantly reflect on As this year was difficult
each lesson for each level. for both new and veteran
6.1 Reflecting on My reflections include teachers, it seems we
teaching practice in level of student collaborated more to
support of student engagement, pacing, reflect on what was
appropriateness of task working well and where
learning to the learning objective, we could improve.
if students mastered 4/25/21
learning goals.
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator
Develops goals Sets goals connected to Sets goals connected to Sets and modifies Sets and modifies a
connected to the CSTP the CSTP that take into the CSTP that are authentic goals broad range of
through required account authentic, challenging, connected to the CSTP professional goals
processes and local self-assessment of and based on self- that are intellectually connected to the CSTP
protocols. teaching practice. assessment. challenging and based to improve
on self-assessment and instructional practice
Attends required Expands knowledge Aligns personal goals feedback from a variety and impact student
professional and skills individually with school and of sources. learning within and
development. and with colleagues district goals, and beyond the classroom.
through available focuses on improving Engages in and
professional student learning. contributes to Engages in ongoing
development. professional inquiry into teacher
Selects and engages in development targeted practice for
professional on student professional
6.2 Establishing development based on achievement. Pursues a development.
professional goals needs identified in variety of additional
and engaging in professional goals. opportunities to learn Contributes to
continuous and professionally. professional
purposeful 7/14/2011/30/204/25 organizations, and
/21 development
professional growth
and development opportunities to
extend own teaching
practice.
I work with district
French teachers to
develop standard-aligned
curriculum. I seek out PD
opportunities based on
where I feel I need to
improve. I speak often
with colleagues in the
district and World
Language department to
seek growth ideas. I
observe language
teachers often.
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator
Attends staff, grade Consults with Collaborates with Collaborates with Facilitates
level, department, and colleagues to consider colleagues to improve colleagues to expand collaboration with
other required how best to support student learning and impact on teacher and colleagues.
meetings and teacher and student reflect on teaching student learning within
collaborations. learning. practice at the grade or department Works to ensure the
classroom level. and school and district broadest positive
Identifies student and Begins to identify how levels. impact possible on
teacher resources at to access student and Interacts with instructional practice
the school and district teacher resources in members of the Engages with members and student
level. the broader broader professional of the broader achievement at school
professional community to access professional and district levels and
community. resources that support community to access for the profession.
teacher effectiveness resources and a wide
and student learning range of supports for Initiates and develops
6.3 Collaborating teaching the full range professional learning
with colleagues and of learners. opportunities with the
the broader 7/14/2011/30/204/25/ broader professional
21 community focused on
professional
community to student achievement.
I frequently collaborate
support teacher and
with French teachers in
student learning the district for teaching
ideas. I observe district
teachers as often as
possible. I collaborate
often with admin, EL
teacher, family liaison,
counselors and support
staff to support students
and improve teaching. I
volunteer to sit on several
committees, advise clubs
and seek out involvement
opportunities to improve
school culture.
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator
Is aware of the role of Acknowledges the Supports families to Provides opportunities Structures a wide
the family in student importance of the contribute to the and support for range of opportunities
learning and the need family’s role in student classroom and school. families to actively for families to
for interactions with learning. Seeks Adjusts participate in the contribute to the
families. information about communication to classroom and school. classroom and school
cultural norms of families based on community. Supports a
families represented in awareness of cultural Communicates to school/district
the school. Welcomes norms and wide range families in ways which environment in which
family involvement at of experiences with show understanding of families take
classroom/ school schools. and respect for cultural leadership to improve
events. 7/14/2011/30/204/25/ norms. student learning.
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I strive to learn cultural
background of students
and communicate
6.4 Working with accordingly. If needed, I
families to support will employ assistance of
student learning family liaison for
language interpretation. I
communicate learning
objectives on Back to
School night, unit
newsletters, and through
Google Classroom.
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator
Develops awareness Seeks available Uses a variety of Uses a broad range of Collaborates with
about local neighborhood and neighborhood and neighborhood and community members
neighborhoods and community resources. community resources community resources to increase
communities to support the to support the instructional and
surrounding the school. Includes references or curriculum. instructional program, learning opportunities
connections to students, and families. for students.
Uses available communities in single Includes knowledge of
neighborhood and lessons or sequence of communities when Draws from Engages students in
community resources lessons. designing and understanding of leadership and service
in single lessons. implementing community to improve in the community.
instruction and enrich the Incorporates
instructional program. community members
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I work with counselors
6.5 Engaging local often to be aware of
community resources for
communities in
student mental health
support of the issues and make referrals
instructional as needed. I allow those
program professionals to work
with students to address
mental health and
social/emotional health
concerns. Students
invited to participate in
community events
(French film week at the
community college,
Sonora’s Paris night, etc.)
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator
Develops an Maintains professional Anticipates Integrates the full Models
understanding of responsibilities in professional range of professional professionalism and
professional timely ways and seeks responsibilities and responsibilities into supports colleagues in
responsibilities. support as needed. manages time and advanced planning and meeting and exceeding
effort required to meet prepares for situations professional
Seeks to meet required Demonstrates expectations. that may be Responsibilities
commitments to commitment by challenging. effectively.
students. exploring ways to Pursues ways to
address individual support students’ Maintains continual Supports colleagues to
student needs. diverse learning needs effort to seek, develop, maintain the
and maintains belief in and refine new and motivation, resiliency,
students’ capacity for creative methods to and energy to ensure
achievement. ensure individual that all students
student learning. achieve.
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I maintain a positive
responsibilities to
attitude with students
maintain and parents even through
motivation and challenging situations. I
commitment to all maintain work-life
students balance as I exercise,
meditate, spend time
with my family, involve
my children with my
extracurricular school
events.
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CSTP 6: Developing as a Professional Educator
Follows all state education codes, legal requirements, district and site Maintains a high standard of personal integrity
policies, contractual agreements, and ethical responsibilities.* and commitment to student learning and the
profession in all circumstances.
* As follows:
● Take responsibility for student academic learning outcomes. Contributes to building professional community
● Is aware of own personal values and biases and recognizes ways in which and holding peers accountable to norms of
these values and biases affect the teaching and learning of students. respectful treatment and communication.
● Adheres to legal and ethical obligations in teaching the full ranges of
learners, including English learners and students with special needs. Contributes to fostering a school culture with a
● Reports suspected cases of child abuse and/or neglect as outlined in the high degree of resilience, professional integrity,
California Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act. and ethical conduct. 7/14/2011/30/204/25/21
● Maintains a non-hostile classroom environment and carries out laws and
district guidelines for reporting cases of sexual harassment.
● Understands and implements school and district policies and state and
6.7 Demonstrating federal law in responding to inappropriate or violent student behavior.
professional ● Complies with legal and professional obligations to protect the privacy,
health, and safety of students, families, and other school professionals.
responsibility,
● Models appropriate behavior for students, colleagues, and the profession.
integrity, and
● Acts in accordance with ethical considerations for students.
ethical conduct ● Maintains professional conduct and integrity in the classroom and school
community.
I bring my personal values and integrity to my
professional career. I strive to act within those values
with students, parents and colleagues. I seek out
opportunities to contribute to campus culture where
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