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If you have an Induction Transition Plan from your teacher preparation program, submit the link below.
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If you do not have an Induction Transition Plan, use the space below to summarize your strengths and areas of growth identified
in your teacher preparation program or your last teaching experience.
Areas of Strengths Areas of Growth
CSTP Self-Assessment
After reflecting on your Induction Transition Plan and CSTP Self-Assessment outcomes, create a long-term professional growth
goal. Consider the following elements when setting your goal:
● Induction Transition Plan ● Personal interests
● Teacher Performance Assessments (TPA) ● Input from your site administrator
● CSTP Self-Assessment ● Input from reflective coach
● Strengths and opportunities for growth ● Site and district initiatives
Within each focused cycle of inquiry, you will have planned opportunities to set short-term goals that may connect back to and
support this overarching, long-term goal. You may modify this goal throughout the program year as needed.
My goal is to create and maintain effective environment
for student learning.
My Personalized Timeline
Choose Your Own Path
Additional CTC Statutory Regularly review your CTI eConnect Candidate Summary Report. If any additional CTC
statutory requirements are required for your clear credential, they will appear in the
Requirements Credential Profile Section.
Inquiry Organizer
Inquiry 1 - Selected Inquiry Focus Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning
2.6 Employing classroom routines, How do I develop and maintain routines and procedures?
procedures, norms, and supports for
positive behavior to ensure a
climate in which all students can
learn.
Level 2 Exploring
My students are still struggling I would like for my students to ● I will continue to refer to SLANT
being active listeners when I am be able to track the speaker to by modeling, practicing, and
instructing them. Students are show that they are engaged in reinforcing it.
easily distracted, talking with their learning. ● I will use the SLANT posters
neighbors and playing with school posted in the learning
supplies on tables. environment daily.
● I will tally the amount of times
that I refer to SLANT and track it
for 1-2 weeks.
● I will know it is effective because
SLANT will become a routine and
I will not have to remind
students SLANT as often.
Evidence
Enter evide
Whichever modality you prefer, your reflection should include consideration of impacts, outcomes, next steps
After implementing SLANT in my classroom, it has become progressively easier and more effective sicne I
have started. At first, I had to read what SLANT meant every time I talked to my kids about it. Now, I say
SLANT and they instantly sit up tall and straight, quietly and with their eyes on me. This has been an effective
classroom management strategy in my classroom. After a few days I did not have to define SLANT as much
and now when I say it they know exactly what I am expecting.I have the posters in my room that define
SLANT and sometime I just walk over to it and point as a subtle reminder to have them show me what I am
expecting. I will continue to utilize this technique to ensure students are listening and engaging with their
learning.
1.4 Using a variety of instructional How can I sustain CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT within student-centered
learning structures?
strategies, resources, and
technologies to meet students’
diverse learning needs.
I am pulling a small group while I would like to pull multiple ● I will meet with a colleague to
other students are working in their small groups during work observe her small group time
own work stations, including station time, I need to work on and ask for supplies to organize
computers, puzzles, letter making having students learning how small groups and rotations.
etc. to rotate stations. ● I will have students freeze and
touch their shoulders before
rotating to ensure a smooth
transition.
● I will utilize a song when cleaning
up work stations “The More We
Get Together”
Evidence
Reflection
Inquiry Organizer
Example: 6.4 Working with families Type response here, field will expand.
to support student learning.
Example: Level 2 Exploring
Type response here, field will Type response here, field will Type response here, field will expand.
expand. expand.
Evidence
Reflection
Whichever modality you prefer, your reflection should include consideration of impacts, outcomes, next
steps and how this inquiry helped you make progress towards meeting your long-term professional growth
goal(s).
Example: 6.4 Working with families Type response here, field will expand.
to support student learning.
Example: Level 2 Exploring
Type response here, field will Type response here, field will Type response here, field will expand.
expand. expand.
Reflection
Whichever modality you prefer, your reflection should include consideration of impacts, outcomes, next
steps and how this inquiry helped you make progress towards meeting your long-term professional growth
goal(s).
Inquiry Organizer
Example: 6.4 Working with families Type response here, field will expand.
to support student learning.
Example: Level 2 Exploring
Type response here, field will Type response here, field will Type response here, field will expand.
expand. expand.
Evidence
Reflection
Whichever modality you prefer, your reflection should include consideration of impacts, outcomes, next
steps and how this inquiry helped you make progress towards meeting your long-term professional growth
goal(s).