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EDFX316 Professional Experience
(3 Week Block)
Pre-service Teacher Name: Harriet Star
‘School: Our Lady Help of Christians
Please piace School Stamp here:
Early Childhood 3B Final Report
Date: 24/10/14
Year / Level:s/6/7
This final report should be completed by the Associate teacher and discussed with the pre-service teacher at the
‘COMPLETION of the Professional Experience.
Teacher as Professional
Responsibility for Personal Development
+ Reflects on self practice
+ Identifies individual challenges
+ Establishes goals
+ Implements change
+ Pro-actively responds to advice
Professional Attitudes and Practices
+ Demonstrates:
+a. commitment to teaching
+ a commitment to learning
+ respect for individual differences
+ appropriate dress standards
+ flexibility and initiative
+ Behaves in an ethical and professional manner
Professional Relationships within the School
Community
+ Functions as a team member
+ Establishes positive working relationships
+ Engages in appropriate communicaton with others
Teacher as Planner @ Evident
Planning
+ Demonstrates:
+ Sound content knowledge
+ Appropriateness of planning
+ Quality planning
+ Sound organization & preparation
+ Motivation
+ Inclusivity and flexible
Using Knowledge
+ Demonstrates application of
+ learning theories
+ relevant curriculum and content knowledge
+ information technology and resources
+ sound decision making
+ sound problem solving
@Evident
Emerging ‘Not Evident
Comments
Harriet isa self-directed individual, who frequently reflects on her
lown practices. She is able to identify her strengths and weaknesses,
lestablishing goals to develop these areas. Harriet is receptive to
ladvice on her planning and teaching, implementing ideas and
istrategies into her lessons.
Comments
Harriet demonstrates commitment to her teaching practices. She is
lopen to new ideas and is building a repertoire of teaching
Itrategies. Teaching a multi-age class, has given Harriet the
lopportunity to develop her flexibility, organisation and time-
Imanagement skills. She behaves in an ethical and professional
Imanner. One of Harriet's strengths is her respect for the individual
|student which is demonstrated in her planning and interactions.
Comments
Harriet has engaged in professional discussions with staff to
|develop her knowledge, in addition to co-ordinating with the
{classroom school officer to support children’s learning needs.
Emerging ONot Evident
Comments
Harriet is well organised and her planning is comprehensive. She
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nd varied needs, as well as the Australian Curriculum. Harriet
identifies WALTs and WiLFs that directly relate to the children’s
learning. She has developed a bank of teaching strategies, using a
riety of strategies in her teaching. Harriet demonstrates a sound
knowledge of the content she is teaching and is always prepared.
Comments
IHarriet demonstrates a good understanding of the Australian
[Curriculum, using the content descriptors and Achievements
IStandards to plan and assess her lessons. She has demonstrated
[practical knowledge of current technology and has developed
digital resources for her lessons. Harriet is able to make decisions
labout her lessons, considering both content and deliveryMonitoring and Assessing
* Demonstrates skills to observe and document student
progress
+ Effectively uses assessment strategies / tools to gather
information for future learning and to make judgements
about learning
+ Provides appropriate feedback
+ Maintains effective records of student progress
Teacher in Action
Communication
@Evident
+ Demonstrates:
* Confidence
* Voice projection
+ Enthusiasm
+ Effective and professional written communication
+ Effective and professional verbal communication
Instructional Skills
+ Follows established routines and procedures
+ Motivates and engages learners
+ Uses a range of teaching strategies
+ Effectively uses questions, explanations and discussions
+ Implements strategies to extend student learning
Managing Students and Learning Contexts
+ Establishes a positive leaming context
+ Engages smooth transitions between lessons
+ Manages time and resources
+ Supports students to make positive choices about
behaviour and responds effectively to inappropriate
student behaviour
‘Summary comment:
Comments
Harriet is aware of her student's progress in lessons, collecting work
lsamples and observations during lessons, She has developed both
formative and summative assessment tasks for various curriculum
lareas, including science. Hartiet actively gives feedback to her
learners during the learning, allowing students to take action on the|
feedback
CEmerging ‘ONot Evident
Comments
[Harriet has developed in confidence during the course of this
lpracticum. She i familiarwith the content of her lessons, which
lallows her to focus on the leamers and their needs. Hartiet has
[developed her vocal projection and is beginning to use her voice to
-ommunicate through volume and tones. She communicates with
the students in a variety of styles, depending on the context,
Comments
Harriet is able to use various strategies to motivate and engage her
learners, including chunking, games, role modelling and positive
reinforcement. She effectively uses questioning to develop an
lunderstancing of the children’s learning and to scaffold their
progress.
Comments
|Harriet confidently manages the students in various learning
Icontexts. She is well prepared for her lessons and has developed
Iher time management skills. Harriet has been able to use a variety
lof behavioural management strategies including the Steps, time
lout and redirection. She engages in smooth transitions, allowing
the students to organise their belongings before starting the lesson.
Harriet has shown the ability to work effectively in a multi-age classroom. She has been able to transition from teaching whole class
5/6/7 to small groups (Year 5 or 7 and vice versa). Harriet has adopted current school Visible Learning practices in her teaching, using}
lboth WALT and WILFS and referring back to them during the course of the lesson. She has developed a positive relationship
both staff and students, participating in schoo! masses, liturgies, staff meetings and CTJ. Ithas been a pleasure to work with her,
Number of PEP days completed:|/7 Days
Professional experience program result: oFail
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Associate Teacher: Date: 24/10/14
Principal: Date: 24/10/14
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Christians School
23 Bowman Street
Australian Catholic University Hendra Qid 4011
Brisbane Sydney Canberra Ballarat Melbourne
Faculty of Education
Australian Catholic University
McAuley Campus
School of Education ~ Queensland|