Danielson framework for teaching 2011 revised edition




















Spanish Version: Recommendations for meeting the needs of students during this time of crisis, through the lens of the FFT. Our menu of online learning options for Spring-Summer , linked to our Learning Management System. Presents the ever-evolving Framework for Teaching as a tool for classroom observations and the evaluation of teacher practice.

The mathematics version of the Clusters reflecting the instructional practices that are manifested in mathematics classroom. A version of the Clusters that focuses on practices related to literacy and language arts instruction.

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Helena St. Lucia St. Martin St. Outlying Islands U. Leave this field blank. FFT: Intellectual Engagement Self-Assessment and Reflection Tool Use this companion tool to the Intellectual Engagement Guide to work with to reflect on your practice as an educator in the area of intellectually engaging instruction. FFT: Intellectual Engagement Observation Tool Use this companion tool to the Intellectual Engagement Guide to work with individual teachers to reflect on their practice in the area of intellectually engaging instruction.

When Charlotte Danielson first published the Danielson Framework for Teaching in , her intent was to describe what good teaching was. Over the course of several revisions in , and , the Framework has provided a common language for discussing teaching practice for a vast number of districts across the country.

Electronic use of the Danielson Framework for Teaching, and editions is available through Frontline Professional Growth , giving you the tools to simplify evaluations and promote ongoing professional conversations about teaching practice. Ryan is managing editor for the global award-winning creative team at Frontline Education. He spends his time writing, podcasting, and creating content for leaders in K education.

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