RCampus ePortfolios
1 pts
1.5 pts
2 pts
2.5 pts
3 pts
1. Acknowledges own cultural identity, knowledge, and experiences he or she brings to the learning environment and how they differ from students.’
2. Models appropriate behaviors, speech, and attitudes that show respect for the rights and concerns of others including the use of person-first terminology.
3. Plans instruction using student’s experiences, interests, and cultural competencies (e.g., through text and material choices, topic choices, groupings, student activities, student-choice, expression of ideas).
4. Incorporates diverse perspectives of family and community in the learning process.
5. Maintains a safe, inclusive, culturally responsive classroom where all children feel valued and have a sense of belonging.
6. Exhibits a positive, caring attitude to all students, including those with disabilities and those who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered.
7. Develops an understanding of students’ cultural backgrounds and home life.
8. Respects individual and family communication styles while teaching children academic ways to communicate.
9. Encourages students to talk with their parents about school and learning.
10. Uses assessments fairly and appropriately in ways that allow diverse students to demonstrate what they know, value, and can achieve.
11. Differentiates classroom management based on the needs of students leading to successful classroom membership (e.g., teaches the social skills necessary to actively participate in an inclusive community).
12. Attends to the effects of his or her teaching on diverse groups of students.
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