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I am working on comp 2 this year and comp 3 next year. Can the students from this year be videotaped for submit for next years component? Or do the students have to be current to the year you are submitting?
Wanted to ask a question for clarifying. I am filling out the student need form and professional need form and it seems they want evidence of how I collaborated to meet both needs. The issue I have is that both needs are very related. My student need is helping them solve algebra expressions to complete math problems in chemistry and my professional need is learning how to teach this concept in a consistent and clear manner. The evidence I just put in for the student need form was notes and ppts from collaborations with our math team and an email. It seems like that same evidence would also fit with the other form for professional need too.
Any idea of what I should do in this case? Is it OK to provide the same evidence on two forms or am I missing something?
But I could be comple...See MoreHi Colby, I am working on AYA Science Comp 4 right now as well. To me, it sounds like your two goals are the same thing. The way you would meet your professional goal is to learn how to teach it in a clear and consistent manner and then use those skills to help your students. Your student goal would be something else.
But I could be completely wrong on this. I had a lot of trouble distinguishing these 2 goals as well since there is very little difference between the descriptions for professional need vs student need...
The main area of distinction I noticed was on the forms. Professional need form asks for evidence of how you met the professional learning need and the impact of your actions on student learning. This sounds like it fits your goal perfectly!
The student need form asks for evidence of the student need, collaboration, and impact, but then in the prompts specifically says "that required advocacy, collaboration, and/or leadership on your part within a larger learning community (e.g., school, district, community, professional association)." To me that means you need to connect it to more than just your class (at least in how you approached it).
Any thoughts? I'm replying as a way of working through this in my head as well...this component has been very difficult to comprehend compared to #2 and #3
On 2/20/17, Colby E wrote: > Hey all, > > Wanted to ask a question for clarifying. I am filling > out the student need form and professional need form and > it seems they want evidence of how I collaborated to meet > both needs. The issue I have is that both needs are very > related. My student need is helping them solve algebra > expressions to complete math problems in chemistry and my > professional need is learning how to teach this concept > in a consistent and clear manner. The evidence I just > put in for the student need form was notes and ppts from > collaborations with our math team and an email. It seems > like that same evidence would also fit with the other > form for professional need too. > > Any idea of what I should do in this case? Is it OK to > provide the same evidence on two forms or am I missing > something? > > Thanks in advance!
On 2/20/17, Biophysteach wrote: > Hi Colby, I am working on AYA Science Comp 4 right now as > well. To me, it sounds like your two goals are the same thing. > The way you would meet your professional goal is to learn how > to teach it in a clear and consistent manner and then use > those skills to help your students. Your student goal would be > something else. > > But I could be completely wrong on this. I had a lot of > trouble distinguishing these 2 goals as well since there is > very little difference between the descriptions for > professional need vs student need... > > The main area of distinction I noticed was on the forms. > Professional need form asks for evidence of how you met the > professional learning need and the impact of your actions on > student learning. This sounds like it fits your goal perfectly! > > The student need form asks for evidence of the student need, > collaboration, and impact, but then in the prompts > specifically says "that required advocacy, collaboration, > and/or leadership on your part within a larger learning > community (e.g., school, district, community, professional > association)." To me that means you need to connect it to more > than just your class (at least in how you approached it). > > Any thoughts? I'm replying as a way of working through this in > my head as well...this component has been very difficult to > comprehend compared to #2 and #3 > > > On 2/20/17, Colby E wrote: >> Hey all, >> >> Wanted to ask a question for clarifying. I am filling >> out the student need form and professional need form and >> it seems they want evidence of how I collaborated to meet >> both needs. The issue I have is that both needs are very >> related. My student need is helping them solve algebra >> expressions to complete math problems in chemistry and my >> professional need is learning how to teach this concept >> in a consistent and clear manner. The evidence I just >> put in for the student need form was notes and ppts from >> collaborations with our math team and an email. It seems >> like that same evidence would also fit with the other >> form for professional need too. >> >> Any idea of what I should do in this case? Is it OK to >> provide the same evidence on two forms or am I missing >> something? >> >> Thanks in advance!
On 2/19/17, Grace wrote: > In C4 Knowledge of Students document I am told to add no > more than 2 pages of evidence (progress charting, email > records, notes, etc) that shows I collected info from at > least two sources: families, colleagues, professionals in > the district or field, community members. I'm confused as > to how I show this evidence. Do I just write two pages > about it or am I expected to copy and paste the emails I > have to prove that I indeed collected this evidence from > these sources?
Also, when you say to ask colleagues for a testimonial this would primarily be for the evidence I'm asked to show in the "participating in learning communities" section, correct? I'm having a hard time understanding why I would need a testimonial from a colleague about how they applied something from myself into their classroom for my knowledge of students section.
On 2/19/17, What Works wrote: > > You can cut and past emails onto a single document to > submit. You can create a "log" where you keep a recored > of emails/phone calls etc. You'd name the interaction, > give the date, summarize the reason for the > communication and tell the actions YOU took regarding > the topic. You can ask colleagues to write a "testimonial" > letter about your role in something. They should tell > WHAT the activity was, WHAT they learned, HOW they > applied it in their classroom, and the RESULT/IMPACT on > student learning. Those are some ideas that can work. > > > > On 2/19/17, Grace wrote: >> In C4 Knowledge of Students document I am told to > add no >> more than 2 pages of evidence (progress charting, > email >> records, notes, etc) that shows I collected info from at >> least two sources: families, colleagues, professionals in >> the district or field, community members. I'm confused > as >> to how I show this evidence. Do I just write two pages >> about it or am I expected to copy and paste the emails I >> have to prove that I indeed collected this evidence from >> these sources?
On 2/19/17, Boston wrote: > I am working on Component 4 for ELA/AYA. > > Has anyone considered how to present "data or other > results" from the formative/summative assessments? > > Are they asking for a narrative, or could I create a > graph/pie chart/etc . . . ? > > Thanks!
I'm getting set up for the videoing and am looking for advice. Is it better to use my Canon Powershot camera to video or could I use my iPad? I read in the portfolio instructions that external mics are necessary. Can you use such a thing with an ipad?
Hi, I am in the renewal process for Mid Childhood Generalist. I have questions about the PGEs. Is there support for NBPTS Renewal on this board as well as first time candidates?
This board will respond to any NB question - initial certification or renewal!
There is a yahoo group specifically set up for renewals, though. It has over 2,000 people on it - some have already renewed, some are in the process now - some have even 'evaluated' (scored) that process. The files have graphic organizers that can help a lot as you set up your PGEs. You can find that group at http://groups/yahoo.com/group/NBCrenewal. You do have to ask to be approved - simply say you are doing NB renewal - that approval process is simply to keep spammers out.
On 2/16/17, Tina wrote: > Hi, > I am in the renewal process for Mid Childhood > Generalist. I have questions about the PGEs. Is there > support for NBPTS Renewal on this board as well as > first time candidates?
I don't think it matters a lot under which prompt you put that info as long as it's there. Put the info in whichever makes the most sense to you. I'd use her first draft on lined paper to show where she began, but the graphic organizer could be one of the instructional materials you submit - yes with her work on it.
I hope that helps.
PS: do you know about ecgen.org - a site for ecgen, mcgens and literacy candidates? It costs $40 to join for a year, but you get forms for questions about each component, a library, and even chat rooms. Just wanted you to know about that resource.
On 2/18/17, Amy wrote: > In the directions it states that all work must be first > drafts. I have a student that is working on showing > details in her work. For sample 3 she wrote a > wonderful piece on her favorite season but she > used a graphic organizer first. Should I use the > graphic organizer or her first draft on her lined > paper? Also, when stating her goal, do I include > that in the Questions and Gathering Information > sections along with my questions about her work? > Or do I include that in the Relevant Features and > Patterns of Behavior? Thanks for the input.
I am currently working on EC Component 4 and had a question- Do the student self-reflections have to go along with the planned Unit (with the formative and summative assessments) or can they be different subject areas?
Could I ask you to be sure to write your ENTIRE certificate title when you post a message, please? There are several certificates with EC in the title.
However, because you asked about C4, the directions are the same for everyone. The student self-reflections CAN be related to the planned unit that you assess, but it's NOT REQUIRED. It's your choice. Hope that helps!
On 2/16/17, Laura wrote: > I am currently working on EC Component 4 and had a question- > Do the student self-reflections have to go along with the > planned Unit (with the formative and summative assessments) > or can they be different subject areas?
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