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Introduction to Danielson Framework For Teaching for New Teachers

Grades PK - 13+ AIS - Literacy Arts Career and Technical Education Computer Science English Language Arts English Language Learners Health Mathematics Multilingual Learners Physical Education Science Social and Emotional Learning Social Studies World Languages

Are you ready to learn about effective teaching practices and make a lasting impact on your students? Join us for this in-depth video presentation exploring the Danielson Framework for Teaching. This course will enable you to dive into the eight key components on which you will be evaluated as a NYC Public School teacher, reflect on your practice, and gain effective strategies to enhance your pedagogy.

Standards:
Danielson Framework for Teaching 1a: Demonstrating Knowledge of Content and PedagogyDanielson Framework for Teaching 1e: Designing Coherent InstructionDanielson Framework for Teaching 2a: Creating an Environment of Respect and RapportDanielson Framework for Teaching 2d: Managing Student BehaviorDanielson Framework for Teaching 3b: Using Questioning and Discussion TechniqueDanielson Framework for Teaching 3c: Engaging Students in LearningDanielson Framework for Teaching 3d: Using Assessment in InstructionDanielson Framework for Teaching 4e: Growing and Developing Professionally
Audience:
TeacherAdministratorInstructional CoachESL TeacherSpecial Education Teacher
Educational Use:
Professional Development
Programs:
Teacher Recruitment and Quality
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