EdTPA 310 aims to assess future teachers on developing knowledge and applying it to students needs. Students must consider research and reflect on the evidence on students learning. Each student will be judged on these 5 components (1)Planning (2)Instruction (3)Assessment (4)Analyzing teaching (5)Academic language.
EdTPA 310 aims to assess future teachers on developing knowledge and applying it to students needs. Students must consider research and reflect on the evidence on students learning. Each student will be judged on these 5 components (1)Planning (2)Instruction (3)Assessment (4)Analyzing teaching (5)Academic language.
EdTPA 310 aims to assess future teachers on developing knowledge and applying it to students needs. Students must consider research and reflect on the evidence on students learning. Each student will be judged on these 5 components (1)Planning (2)Instruction (3)Assessment (4)Analyzing teaching (5)Academic language.
February 4, 2015 edTPA Outline 1) Purpose a) To assess future teachers on developing knowledge and applying it to students needs. They must consider research and reflect on the evidence on students learning. 2) Overview a) Tasks (four categories) i) Planning for literacy instruction and assessment ii) Instruction and engaging students in literacy learning iii) Assessing students literacy learning iv) Assessing students mathematic learning b) Student learning i) Planning ii) Assessment iii) Instruction c) Artifacts i) Work completed by you and your students (i.e. lesson plans, copies of assessment and instructional materials, video clips of your teaching, and student work samples) d) Commentaries i) Describing the artifacts. Explain and analyze what you have learned about your teaching practice. Must be focused and clearly written e) Evaluation i) Each student will be judged on these 5 components (1)Planning (2)Instruction (3)Assessment (4)Analyzing teaching (5)Academic language 3) Structure a) Task 1: Planningforliteracyinstructionandassessment i) What do I need to think about? (1)Your plans for the learning segment (2)You must explain how the instruction is suitable for the students and the content fits with what you are planning on doing ii) What I need to do? (1)Essential information on your school/ classroom (2)Plan a segment to plan, teach, and analyze (3)Find a central focus (4)Language demands (5)Submit the original lesson plans
iii) What I need to write?
(1)Planning commentary (a) A description of the context for learning (b)Lesson plans (c) Planning commentary iv) Assessment (1)Rubrics (5) b) Task 2: Instructing and engaging students in literacy learning i) What do I need to think about? (1)Learning environments (2)Learning tasks (3)How will you build on student responses ii) What I need to do (1)Permission for video recording (2)Examine your plans (3)Identify the lessons to video record (4)Weather or not you feature the whole class or a targeted groups (5)Respond to prompts (6)Determine if extra material is needed iii) What I need to write (1)Instructional commentary (a) Positive learning environment (b)Engaging students in learning (c) Deepening student learning during instruction (d)Analyzing teaching iv) Assessment (1)Literacy Instruction rubrics (5) c) Task 3: Assessing students literacy learning i) What do I need to think about (1)How will you gather your evidence (2)How you will provide meaningful feedback to your students (3)Evidence of what the students know and are able to do to plan next steps in instruction ii) What I need to do (1)Determine the assessment from your learning segment you will use (a) The essential literacy strategy (b)Requisite skills (2)Define and submit the evaluation criteria (3)Respond to the prompt iii) What I need to write (1)Literacy assessment commentary (a) Analyzing student learning (b)Feedback to guide further learning (c) Evidence of language understanding and use
(d)Using assessment to inform instruction
iv) Assessment (1)5 rubrics d) Task 4: Assessing students mathematics learning i) What do I need to think about (1)Think about analyzing whole class and their patterns of learning (2)Use it to analyze mathematical errors ii) What I need to do (1)Select a class (2)Provide context information (3)Identify a learning segment (4)Identify a central focus (5)Briefly describe the instruction iii) What I need to write (1)Mathematics Assessment commentary (a) Analyzing student learning- whole class learning (i) Identify the specific learning objectives and standards (ii) Use a graph to show the data of the students learning (iii) Use examples from summary chart and discuss patterns of learning that are relative to 1. Conceptual understanding 2. Procedural fluency 3. Mathematical reasoning/problem-solving skills (2)Analyzing student learning iv) Assessment (1)Rubrics 3