Framework for Accomplished Teaching
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The Framework for Accomplished Teaching is a replicable
statewide induction tool that identifies the knowledge, skills,
dispositions, understandings, and other attributes of accomplished
teaching. It provides a structure through which novices and their
mentors are able to assess and analyze teaching practice.
The GSTEP Principles and Framework for Accomplished
Teaching:
Making History
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A short history of the development of the Framework for Accomplished
Teaching, this article describes the collaborations that created
the Framework.
Induction Principles
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Written by the GSTEP Induction team, these Principles
guided the development of our Framework for Accomplished Teaching.
Reports
2002 Progress
Report (PDF)
2003 Progress Report (PDF)
(Word)
2003 Goals & Objectives
from Progress Report
2004 Progress Report (PDF) (Word)
Framework Pilots Group Report, 2003 (PDF)
(Word)
The Framework Pilots Group, led by Wanda L. Stitt-Gohdes and Paola
Sztajn, supported faculty who were interested in using the Framework
in their teaching. Their 2003 report describes the project and its
results. |
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