renewal at a glance!
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Renewal at a Glance!. Beth Edwards, Renewed NBCT Region 1 RttT Professional Development Consultant [email protected]. Becoming a renewal candidate is a testament to your continued dedication to the highest standards of the teaching profession. Is It Time to Renew?. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Beth Edwards, Renewed NBCT Region 1 RttT Professional
Development [email protected]
Is It Time to Renew?
Topics to be Discussed• Renewal Basics• Assessment Components• Scoring• Organizing• NBPTS Resources
Thinking about Renewal• NBCTs begin renewal in their 8th or 9th
year of their original certificate cycle
• NBCTs must renew BEFORE their original certificate expires
• NBCTs must begin renewal prior to the expiration date
What’s Different?Profile of
Professional Growth The product is scored holistically. Components are not scored separately. Score reported as “Renewed” or “Not Renewed”.
National Board Certification
Portfolio Separate entries that receive separate scores. Opportunity to bank scores and retake entries to meet minimum score requirement for certification.
What is a PGE?Let’s see what you already
know about PGEs
Professional Growth Experiences
A PGE is a one-time workshop.
A PGE must evolve.
A PGE can begin before NBPTS certification.
PGE may be reported with unlimited documentation.
PGE must show indirect or direct impact on student learning.
A PGE demonstrates your on-going commitment or contribution to the profession.
PGEs should be multi-faceted.
You cannot write about a PGE if you are no longer in the classroom.
PGEs must demonstrate continued application of current National Board standards.
DefinitionsProfile of Professional Growth (PGG)• The whole portfolio submission
Professional Growth Experience (PGE)• An activity that has allowed you to learn something new has influence within or beyond the classroom has direct or indirect impact on student learning may have begun before initial certification has continued to evolve significantly after
certification
What do I have to do?
Profile of Professional Growth
Component 2
•Any PGE is applied to a classroom in your original certificate area and age group
•10 minute video
Component 3
•Another PGE is applied in a classroom of pre-k OR professional colleagues
• video or student work samples
Component 4
•Reflection
ChallengesPlansEfforts to impact student learning
Profile for Professional Growth Component One
• Four Professional Growth Experiences• Three (3) pages of written commentary for
each PGE• Two (2) pages of samples of products for
each PGE
Component Two• Choose one PGE and show its
application in your classroom• One 10-minute unedited videotape
that may be segmented into three parts
• Classroom layout form• Four (4) pages of written commentary
Component Three• Choose another PGE and show its
application in your classroom or with colleagues
• One 6-minute unedited videotape, which may be segmented into a maximum of three parts OR eight representative pages of learner work
• Four pages of written commentary
Reflection• Three pages of written commentary• Analysis of relationships between
practice and student learning• Discovery of connections and patterns• Awareness of NBPTS standards in
practice
Profile for Professional Growth
• Scored holistically
• Components 2 and 3 flow from Component 1
• All components will be evaluated as one entity.
COMPONENT 1
COMPONENT 2
COMPONENT 3
Evaluation Criteria• Identify and address significant needs of
students, the professional community, and / or self
• Have acquired and / or deepened current certificate-specific content knowledge and have demonstrated it in your classroom practice
Evaluation Criteria• Have acquired and / or deepened your
knowledge of current pedagogical practices and have demonstrated it in your classroom practice
• Have acquired knowledge of current technology and / or effectively utilized appropriate technology in a way that is directly connected to teaching and learning
• Have a meaningful impact on student learning
Evaluation Criteria• Involve the wider community of
colleagues, parents and / or community in your professional growth experiences
• Practice standards-based, relevant and meaningful instruction
• Ensure equity of access for all students and promote appreciation of diversity in your classroom practice
Tips and Tools
Preparing for Renewal• Review and learn…• Five Core Propositions.• Standards for your certificate area.• Architecture of Accomplished Teaching• Requirements of each of the components
• Tabbing each section helps to stay organized
Brainstorm Potential PGE’sTechnologySports ClinicLiteracyLanguage StudyESL StrategiesInterdisciplinary Teaming
New CurriculumInclusion training/teamingLearning Styles
Post-it Note Pondering…On separate post-its write titles of your
memorable units, lessons or activities.
PGE Chart
NEEDCONTENT
KNOWLEDGEPEDOGOGICAL KNOWLEDGE
COLLABORATION STANDARDS DIVERSITYIMPACT ON LEARNING
PGE #1
PGE#2
PGE #3
PGE#4
other
Choosing Products• Choose products to showcase what you
did, not to document that you did it.• MAY include
certificatesstudent workcolleague workyour work letters
Things to remember!A PGE…….• is not a one-time workshop • can begin before NBPTS certification• can be outside your area of certification• must show indirect or direct student impact• should reflect current practices in your field
or certificate area• should be varied and multi-faceted• should demonstrate your continued use of
standards based instruction
Credits:Thanks to Lynn Carter, NBCT, Hilda
Hamilton, NBCT, and Luann Lee, NBCT for contributing to this presentation.