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- Research Project submitted by Education Capstone Seminar Students Spring
2008
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- An effective teacher
- Is energetic
- Has no “bad days”
- Uses various teaching techniques
- Doesn’t get discouraged
- Realizes no one technique is effective for all students
- Thinks positively
- Doesn’t jump to conclusions
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- Focuses on teaching students not subjects
- Establishes a sense of family in the classroom
- Sees every encounter as an opportunity for students to learn
- Displays pride in the profession
- Realizes failing a student is not power,
- it
is defeat
- Uses praise
- Inspires others to do their best
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- An effective teacher
- Relates content to real world context
- Provides practical applications
- Has high verbal ability which relates to student achievement
- Relates content to the bigger picture
- Varies teaching style
- Always looks for improvement
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- Provides strong links to subject matter with ways to teach it- schemata
- Participates in professional development activities
- Knows what’s going on beyond the classroom
- Provides two types of feedback – informational and acknowledgement
- Demonstrates knowledge of discipline
- and pedagogy
- Is mission driven
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- An effective teacher
- Is accepting of mistakes
- Is a motivator
- Emphasizes strengths and not weaknesses
- Displays good organization
- Does what he/she says he/she’s going to do
- Makes students feel comfortable
- Has structure
- Is prepared
- Enforces consistency in policies
- Has high standards of conduct and academics
- Plans lessons with room for flexibility
- Is strict but not too strict
- Is prepared for teachable moment
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- Has presence (moves and speaks in controlled and captivating way)
- Provides stimulating environment allowing for curiosity and appropriate
risk taking
- Knows what students need before planning objectives
- Holds discussions and provides meaningful cooperation
- Uses technology to increase the depth of student involvement
- Displays with-it-ness
- Builds success into class
- Is proactive
- Realize discipline precedes learning
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- An effective teacher
- Is caring
- Is understanding
- Has good listening skills
- Is respectful to students
- Is helpful to students
- Has passion for the profession
- Builds positive relationship with students
- Has enthusiasm
- Is compassionate
- Is egalitarian – believes in equality
- Has sense of humor
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- Has emotional stability
- Is creative
- Is honest
- Has patience
- Has the ability to challenge and motivate students
- Is novel (new and different)
- Is empathetic
- Encourages learning
- Does no harm
- Is non- discriminatory
- Displays confidence not arrogance
- Provides for individualization
- Gives constant support to students
- Says something to every student everyday
- Uses head and heart equally
- Explains clearly
- Know appropriate verbal and non verbal communication
- Is authentic
- Is alive
- Is flexible
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- An effective teacher
- Is concerned with schedules and outside activities
- Knows how to respond to situations
- Captures teachable moments
- Realizes not all techniques work all the time
- Adapts instruction to students’ level of knowledge and skill
- Provides feedback to students
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- The Ten Commandments of Good Teaching by Vickie Gill
- 10 Traits of Highly Effective Teachers by Elaine K. McEwan
- Teaching Tips: The Effective Teacher, electronic resource www.ilr.Cornell.edu
- Teaching for Excellence by Robert E. Glenn
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- Minnesota
- North Carolina
- Florida
- Illinois
- Iowa
- Idaho
- California
- Texas
- New York
- Hawaii
- Wisconsin
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