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The Intern
demonstrates these dispositions:
- Understands and demonstrates professionalism by regular
attendance, punctuality, appearance, and conduct in relation to students,
peers, parents, and administration.
- Recognizes the importance of family and community and
connects learning to the students’ world.
- Believes that all children and youth deserve a quality
education and aligns instruction with state and professional standards.
- Believes that an effective urban teacher is both organized
and prepared and engages learners in the learning process, through multiple
teaching approaches and technology.
- Understands the power of both verbal and non-verbal
communication and is particularly aware of the need to express ideas clearly,
respectfully and appropriately.
- Believes that there are multiple intelligences and employs
diverse approaches and integrates technology in teaching and assessing urban
students.
- Understands that classroom management is more than discipline
and focuses on teaching students’ self-discipline and responsibility, while
treating the students with respect and care.
- Understands the importance of individual uniqueness
and the implications of race, class and gender on learning and creates a
learning environment that utilizes invitational and multicultural theories
of practice.
- Believes that learning potential is best invited forth
in an atmosphere of cooperation and collaboration and facilitates a “cooperative
spirit” in students by using cooperative learning strategies.
- Understands the importance of assessment and monitors
students’ progress carefully, regularly and creatively, reporting that progress
clearly and systematically, while making needed adjustments.
- Understands the importance of professional development
and welcomes constructive criticism and suggestions.
- Believes that enthusiasm and commitment are necessary
to become a “star” urban teacher and actualizes that commitment and enthusiasm
in their interactions with students, parents and others in the community.
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