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Missouri State University

Special Education Specialty Addendum





Student Teacher Name: _________________________ Block: 1 2 Date: ________________



Cooperating Teacher: ___________________________ School/District_______________________



University Supervisor: __________________________ Grade/Course _______________________



Ratings

Trait

Trait Description High Needs Not Not

Name Satisfactory

Level Improvement Observed Applicable



Spec Ed The student teacher accepts and effectively executes 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

1.0.0 assigned responsibilities



Spec Ed The student teacher gives oral evidence of knowledge of 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

2.0.0 ethical behavior.



Spec Ed The student teacher knows ethics of record keeping, 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

3.0.0 reporting, and confidentiality.



Spec Ed The student teacher responds appropriately to accidents, 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

4.0.0 health needs, fire drills, and preventative danger.



Spec Ed The student teacher works effectively with students from 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

5.0.0 a variety of backgrounds.



Spec Ed The student teacher corrects students in a positive 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

6.0.0 manner.



Spec Ed The student teacher creates a positive atmosphere in the 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

7.0.0 classroom.



Spec Ed The student teacher maintains written record of 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

8.0.0 activities.



Spec Ed The student teacher completes appropriate written 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

9.0.0 planning for integrated instruction.



Spec Ed The student teacher effectively plans ahead of time; is 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

10.0.0 fully prepared ahead of time notebook and other teaching

materials at the beginning of instruction.



Spec Ed The student teacher interprets diagnostic information 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

11.0.0 from assessment instruments and procedures.



Spec Ed The student teacher administers standardized and 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

12.0.0 alternative assessment procedures with accuracy.



Spec Ed The student teacher develops IEP(s) appropriate to 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

13.0.0 process and student PLP.



Spec Ed The student teacher incorporates assistive technology in 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

14.0.0 programming appropriate to individual needs.



Spec Ed The student teacher incorporates the content of the 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

15.0.0 students’ IEP and diagnostic data to instruction.



Spec Ed The student teacher identifies clearly the objectives in 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

16.0.0 planning instruction.



Spec Ed The student teacher plans for assessment of objectives. 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

17.0.0



Spec Ed The student teacher begins and ends instructional 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

18.0.0 activities using appropriate transitions.



Spec Ed The student teacher plans for transitions and 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

19.0.0 incorporates inter-agency collaboration for transitional

needs.



Spec Ed The student teacher manages the classroom to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

20.0.0 maximum on-task behavior of learners.

Spec Ed The student teacher manages the classroom to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

20.1.0 maximum on-task behavior by establishing guidelines

and rules acceptable for of learner’s behavior.



Spec Ed The student teacher manages the classroom to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

20.2.0 maximum on-task behavior by implementing appropriate

classroom discipline procedures.



Spec Ed The student teacher manages the classroom to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

20.3.0 maximum on-task behavior by providing positive

feedback to students about their behavior.



Spec Ed The student teacher manages the classroom to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

20.4.0 maximum on-task behavior of learners by addressing

problems with a minimum of instructional interference.



Spec Ed The student teacher manages the classroom to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

20.5.0 maximum on-task behavior of learners by being verbally

specific about accomplishments that are being praised.



Spec Ed The student teacher structures the environment to 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

21.0.0 promote positive behavioral and academic outcomes.



Spec Ed The student teacher teaches ability-appropriate lessons 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

22.0.0



Spec Ed The student teacher includes direct instruction techniques 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

23.0.0 for active involvement by students.



Spec Ed The student teacher includes direct instruction techniques 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

23.1.0 for active involvement by student: modeling



Spec Ed The student teacher includes direct instruction techniques 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

23.2.0 for active involvement by student: shaping



Spec Ed The student teacher includes direct instruction techniques 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

23.3.0 for active involvement by students: repeated practices



Spec Ed The student teacher includes direct instruction techniques 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

23.4.0 for active involvement by students: mastery



Spec Ed The student teacher includes direct instruction techniques 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

23.5.0 for active involvement by students: generalization.



Spec Ed The student teacher instructs social interaction skills to 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

24.0.0 promote social competence among students



Spec Ed The student teacher implements social programs in 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

25.0.0 unstructured and structured settings.



Spec Ed The student teacher conveys information in a logical 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

26.0.0 sequence.



Spec Ed The student teacher participates in shared decision 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

27.0.0 making and serves as a resource to colleagues.



Spec Ed The student teacher communicates effectively with 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

28.0.0 families, guardians, and child-care workers of students.



Spec Ed The student teacher demonstrates an understanding of 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

29.0.0 the impact of a child with disabilities on the family

system.



Spec The student teacher involves the family in the 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

30.0.0 instructional process.



Spec Ed The student teacher demonstrates an understanding for 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

31.0.0 different cultural customs and differing educational

values of the family social system.



Spec Ed The student teacher influences student learning to ensure 3 2 1 (NO) (NA)

Influence high level achievement among all students. Comment

on Student required.

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Influence on Student Learning (Comment Required):









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