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Dec 16, 2017
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mscrawford101
I would! Focus on the parts you can score higher on! I'm happy to help. I certified ENS this year.
Sybil Troullier
YES, continue. Being NBCT opens many doors and opportunities. You can get immediate certification in other states if needed and you are respected in the profession. You are more marketable and puts you ahead of the rest.
Feb 22, 2018
I figure I could use an iPad or iPhone to record myself, but am concerned about the sound- are there microphones for these devices? Any tips would be appreciated.
TriciaG
I find that iPads have a adequate microphone for videotaping. Just try it once even if it's not for the lesson that you plan to analyze and see what you think.
Sybil Troullier
i have heard that the iPads work well. I would contact Apple support for additional detailed questions regarding using the iPad.
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Melissa K
Start with the directions. Examine what you are being asked to do, and look at the prompts that you will need to discuss in your written commentary. Start thinking about how these things already fit with what you do, and what tweaking you can do to make it stronger.
Jul 16, 2018
whatworks
I'm just now seeing this...how does it happen that you submitted in July? I don't t think you can do that. The deadline was in May, so I'm confused. Also, just to clarify, the correct acronym is NBPTS (National Board for Professional Teaching Standards).
Jun 14, 2018
whatworks
You don't specifically mention the Core Propositions OR the Standards. You respond directly to the prompts and the assessors will know which Standards the actions, decisions, etc. you take/make reference. EX: If you write: " I made sure all students had access to X and that Mary and Peter's seating reflected the accommodations stated in their IEPs....See More
ipeatmon
Thank you so much that really helped!
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