Component/Element
Possible Evidence/Artifacts
41. Showing Professionalism + Teacher conduct in team and faculty meetings
Integrty/ethical conduct, + Professional organization leadership roles
Service to students, + Leadership roles in the school or in the community
‘Advocacy, Student Advocacy
Decision-making,
‘Active participation in school-based meetings.
‘Accessing resources to enhance professional practice
Taking active rollin schoo! improvement process.
Demonstrates proactive response to student needs
‘Assumes leadership roles formal and informal
and the public. The teacher
is not alert to students’
needs and contributes to
‘school practices that result
-omply with school and
district regulations.
Basic Proficient Distinguished
The teacher is honest in The teacher displays high | The teacher can be counted on to
interactions with colleagues, | standards of honesty, hold the highest standards of
students, and the
teacher's attempts to serve
public. The honesty, integrity, and confidentiality
and takes a leadership role with
students are inconsistent, and | students, and the public. The | colleagues. The teacher is highly
unknowingly
some students bei
teacher is active in serving _| proactive in serving students,
ing il served _| students, working to ensure _ seeking out resources when needed.
by the school that all students receive a fair | The teacher makes a concerted effort
The teacher's decisions and | opportunity to succeed. The _| to challenge negative at
recommendations are based | teacher maintains an open _| practices to ensur
on limited though genuinely departmental | particularly those
onal consider n making. The teacher | underserved, are honored
The teacher must
by supervisors at
complying with sct
‘school. The teacher takes a
it leadership role in team or
hool and departmental decision making and
district regulations. helps ensure that such decisions are
based on the highest professional
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