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This document outlines the professional responsibilities of a teacher across 6 components: reflecting on teaching and using reflections to improve future lessons, maintaining accurate student records on assignments, progress, attendance and discipline, communicating regularly with families through phone, email, websites and letters about instructional programs and individual students, contributing to the school and district through collaborating with colleagues and participating in projects, growing and developing skills through ongoing professional development, and showing professionalism through student advocacy and clear decision making and communication.

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This document outlines the professional responsibilities of a teacher across 6 components: reflecting on teaching and using reflections to improve future lessons, maintaining accurate student records on assignments, progress, attendance and discipline, communicating regularly with families through phone, email, websites and letters about instructional programs and individual students, contributing to the school and district through collaborating with colleagues and participating in projects, growing and developing skills through ongoing professional development, and showing professionalism through student advocacy and clear decision making and communication.

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Domain 4: Professional Responsibilities Component

4a: Reflecting on Teaching Accuracy - Use in future teaching

4b: Maintaining Accurate Records - Student completion of assignments -


Student progress in learning - Non instructional records gradebook attendance
discipline

4c: Communicating with families phone log emails website letters -


Information about the instructional program - Information about individual students
- Engagement of families in the instructional program

4d: Contributing to the School and District - Relationships with


colleagues - Service to the school - Participation in school and district projects

4e: Growing and Developing Professionally departmental meetings -


building meetings - continuing education in services college courses
certifications - Enhancement of content knowledge and pedagogical skill - Service to
the profession

4f: Showing Professionalism - Service to students - Advocacy - Decision


making communication with school programs

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