gate ii mcea professional semester admission portfolio
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GATE IIGATE II
MCEA Professional MCEA Professional Semester Admission Semester Admission
PortfolioPortfolio
Updated Fall 09
During this session . . . During this session . . .
• LogisticsLogistics
• Portfolio structurePortfolio structure
• Examples of entriesExamples of entries
• Questions and Questions and
answersanswers
Admission to the Professional Admission to the Professional Semester:Semester:
• PRAXIS II passing scoresPRAXIS II passing scores• Grades of at least B in the Grades of at least B in the teaching phaseteaching phase
of at least three block courses (CI 305 – of at least three block courses (CI 305 – 309)309)
• Grades of at least C in each of CI 304 – Grades of at least C in each of CI 304 – 309)309)
• Successful portfolio reviewSuccessful portfolio review• Human Relations Competencies Human Relations Competencies
completedcompleted
Who?Who?
• Any MCEA student Any MCEA student currently in Blockcurrently in Block
• It doesn’t matter if It doesn’t matter if you have a clean-you have a clean-up semesterup semester CS 9CS 9
Where and When?Where and When?
• Curriculum and Curriculum and Instruction Instruction Department (B 271)Department (B 271)
• Deadline: See Deadline: See department for due department for due dates and/or postingsdates and/or postings
What is the What is the Portfolio?Portfolio?
A set of reflections and artifacts that A set of reflections and artifacts that
documents your growth towards the documents your growth towards the
ten Wisconsin Teacher Standardsten Wisconsin Teacher Standards
Competence LevelsCompetence Levels
1.1. Awareness: Awareness: Not fully confident about starting to Not fully confident about starting to apply the knowledge/skill in the classroom. Needs people to apply the knowledge/skill in the classroom. Needs people to show, formulate examples, and sometimes do it for them. show, formulate examples, and sometimes do it for them.
2.2. Application: Application: Starting to apply the knowledge but Starting to apply the knowledge but needs affirmation that s/he is on the right track or needs needs affirmation that s/he is on the right track or needs extra assistance at times.extra assistance at times.
3.3. Management: Management: Consistently and effectively Consistently and effectively demonstrates the knowledge or skill and accurately records demonstrates the knowledge or skill and accurately records the impact on students. Able to reflectively change his/her the impact on students. Able to reflectively change his/her application to strengthen that impact. S/he looks for application to strengthen that impact. S/he looks for advanced knowledge or skill in this area.advanced knowledge or skill in this area.
4.4. Refinement: Refinement: Knows the subject/skill in depth and breadth allowing them to Knows the subject/skill in depth and breadth allowing them to teach teach other professionalsother professionals in a competent manner. in a competent manner. Other Professionals see them as a source for Other Professionals see them as a source for
extensive information and assistance in this areaextensive information and assistance in this area ..
What competence do I have to What competence do I have to demonstrate at Gate II?demonstrate at Gate II?
• GrowthGrowth from Gate I for Standards 1, 2, from Gate I for Standards 1, 2, 4, 9 to at least level 2 (beginning to 4, 9 to at least level 2 (beginning to apply)apply)
• At least level 2 for Standards 6, 7At least level 2 for Standards 6, 7
• At least level 1 (awareness) for At least level 1 (awareness) for Standards 3, 5, 8, 10Standards 3, 5, 8, 10
What is Level 2?What is Level 2?
Application: Application: Starting to applyStarting to apply the the knowledge but needs affirmation that knowledge but needs affirmation that s/he is on the right track or needs extra s/he is on the right track or needs extra assistance at times.assistance at times.
• Requires Requires implementationimplementation in classrooms in classrooms with studentswith students
• May May notnot have attempted all parts of a have attempted all parts of a standardstandard
• Classroom practices may be Classroom practices may be inconsistent, inconsistent, ineffective, or include mistakesineffective, or include mistakes
Conceptual FrameworkConceptual Framework The University of Wisconsin- The University of Wisconsin-
Eau Claire’s Teacher Eau Claire’s Teacher Education Program commits Education Program commits itself to itself to Preparing Preparing
Collaborative Leaders Collaborative Leaders who who can develop, apply, and can develop, apply, and
integrate knowledge within integrate knowledge within and across subjects, as well and across subjects, as well
as reflect on their practice to as reflect on their practice to
improve performance improve performance..
Collaborative LeadershipCollaborative Leadership
• IsIs the the intentionalintentional and and skillfulskillful management of relationships that enables management of relationships that enables others to succeed individually while accomplishing a collective outcome.others to succeed individually while accomplishing a collective outcome.
• Collaborative leadersCollaborative leaders ably facilitate the involvement of two or more ably facilitate the involvement of two or more people in a group working toward a shared outcome in a manner that people in a group working toward a shared outcome in a manner that reflects collective ownership, authorship, use, or responsibility. reflects collective ownership, authorship, use, or responsibility.
• Collaboration is NOT the outcome or goal. Collaborations are Collaboration is NOT the outcome or goal. Collaborations are processesprocesses that, when successful, align people’s actions to accomplish a that, when successful, align people’s actions to accomplish a goal or solve a problem. goal or solve a problem.
• Collaborative leaders possess knowledge, skills, and dispositionsCollaborative leaders possess knowledge, skills, and dispositions that that enable them to carry out leaderful actions. enable them to carry out leaderful actions.
How is it organized?How is it organized?
• Cover Page identifying your major, Cover Page identifying your major,
minorminor
• Introduction including a current Introduction including a current
philosophy of education and resumephilosophy of education and resume
• A section on Collaborative Leadership A section on Collaborative Leadership
and one section for each of the WI and one section for each of the WI
teaching standardsteaching standards• Electronic, paper, or mixed media Electronic, paper, or mixed media
formatformat
My Life in
Brewer Hall
Each section will include . . . Each section will include . . .
• Appropriate title and full text of each Appropriate title and full text of each
standard or definition of Collaborative standard or definition of Collaborative
LeadershipLeadership
• Two-pages maximum for reflectionTwo-pages maximum for reflection
• Two artifacts per standard- placed after Two artifacts per standard- placed after
reflectionreflection
What is an artifact?What is an artifact?Anything that you put into your Anything that you put into your
portfolio as evidence that you are portfolio as evidence that you are supporting student learning!supporting student learning!
Lesson plans
Lesson plans
Your web sitesYour web sitesCourse papersCourse papers
Video clips
Video clips
Photos of experimentsPhotos of experiments gone wrong . . .gone wrong . . .
Letters
Letters
CertificatesCertificates
Student projects
Student projects
Choosing Artifacts Choosing Artifacts to Show Growthto Show Growth
What do I need to know and valueWhat do I need to know and valueto be a great teacher?to be a great teacher?
Gate IGate I
How do students respond How do students respond to my teaching?to my teaching?
Gate IIGate II
Are my Are my students students consistently consistently learning?learning?
Gate IIIGate III
What is a “Reflection?”What is a “Reflection?”
• Explains your Explains your growth towards growth towards all partsall parts of the of the StandardStandard
• Communicates Communicates your plan to your plan to maintain or maintain or improve your improve your progressprogress
Knowledge
Skills
Dispositions
How is each reflection organized?How is each reflection organized?
• No more than two pages with No more than two pages with
normal font (12 point, single normal font (12 point, single
spaced)spaced)
• Focus on the Focus on the pairpair of artifacts of artifacts
• Description of the artifactsDescription of the artifacts
• AnalysisAnalysis
• Reflection on growthReflection on growth
AnalyzeAnalyzeImpact Impact
on studentson students
ReflectReflect on onyour growthyour growth and explainand explainnext steps next steps
DescribeDescribeartifactsartifacts
DescribeDescribe
• What experiences are represented?What experiences are represented?
• When did the experiences occur?When did the experiences occur?
• Why were they selected?Why were they selected?
• How do they apply to the How do they apply to the entireentire
standard?standard?
Analyze – Don’t just restateAnalyze – Don’t just restate
• What ideas or practices were successful? What ideas or practices were successful?
Problematic?Problematic?
• How well did students learn? How well did students learn?
• What What evidenceevidence helped you determine the helped you determine the
influence on student learning?influence on student learning?
• Have you grown more for some parts of the Have you grown more for some parts of the
standard than others?standard than others?
Reflect on GrowthReflect on Growth
• How did your thinking or practice change?How did your thinking or practice change?
• What ideas or practices were reinforced?What ideas or practices were reinforced?
• What realistic level of competence do you What realistic level of competence do you think you have achieved for the standard?think you have achieved for the standard?
• What specific goals will you set for your What specific goals will you set for your
professional semester?professional semester?
SummarySummary
• Be realistic!Be realistic!
• Use existing materials and Use existing materials and experiencesexperiences
• Start planning for the Gate III Start planning for the Gate III portfolioportfolio
ResourcesResources
Wisconsin Teacher Standards with Wisconsin Teacher Standards with associated knowledge, skills, and associated knowledge, skills, and dispositions as described by DPIdispositions as described by DPI
http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsis/tel/stand10.htmlhttp://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsis/tel/stand10.html
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