Commitment to Diversity

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Commitment to Diversity Knowledge Scholar Facilitator and Reflective Thinker Skills Dispositions Responsible Professional Commitment to Technology

Teacher Education Candidate Screening You are ready for screening if … Education Majors in the Following Programs: Elementary, English, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies Teacher Education Candidate Screening You are ready for screening if … Completed All General Education Core Courses (Minimum GPA 2.75) ACT Composite Score of 21 (Score of 18 on all Subtest) Or Passing Praxis Core Scores (Reading, Mathematics, and Writing) Contact: Teacher Education Department’s Student Advisement Center O.P. Lowe Building Room 215 or Call 662-254-3861 The Holistic Transformer Model for Teacher Preparation at Mississippi Valley State University

Commitment to Diversity Commitment to Technology Knowledge Scholar Facilitator and Reflective Thinker Skills Responsible Professional Dispositions Commitment to Technology The Holistic Transformer Model for Teacher Preparation at Mississippi Valley State University

Facilitator Reflective Thinker (Skills) Scholar (Knowledge) 1.1 Candidate synthesizes in-depth knowledge of content in specific discipline with research based best practices in the teaching and learning process. 1.2 Candidate plans instruction and integrates technology appropriately based on best practices. 1.3 Candidate selects reliable and valid assessments to measure student performance. 1.4 Candidate knows the theoretical, historical, and philosophical foundation of diversity and equity. Facilitator Reflective Thinker (Skills) 2.1 Candidate regularly reflects on the state, national, and professional standards as a basis for continuously improving teaching and learning. 2.2 Candidate designs and implements unit and daily lesson plans that incorporate rigorous instructional strategies and infuses technology appropriately to enhance student learning. 2.3 Candidate administers formative and summative assessments to measure student learning outcomes and to facilitate data-based decisions about instruction. 2.4 Candidate develops adaptive instructional plans to meet the educational and social needs of all students in collaboration with community and parental support. Responsible Professional (Dispositions) 3.1 Candidate actively collaborates with relevant P-20 learning communities and professional education associations as evidence of a professional commitment to professional learning and development 3.2 Candidate values, respects, and promotes learning for all students and incorporates instructional technology. 3.3 Candidate systematically analyzes individual student outcomes and makes appropriate decisions for student learning. 3.4 Candidate models professional, responsible, and ethical behaviors to support social justice and equity in a diverse society. Content Knowledge/Research Content Knowledge/Research Content Knowledge/Research Planning/Instruction Planning/Instruction Planning/Instruction Assessment Assessment Assessment Diversity/Equity Diversity/Equity Diversity/Equity