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Assessing Community Service Needs

The educator uses participant feedback to assess the area of need(s) for community service within a district, school, and/or learning environment.


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Understanding Cognitive Distortions

The educator demonstrates an understanding of cognitive distortions through vignette analysis.


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Planning Community Service Projects

The educator plans a community service project with targeted objectives and outcomes to meet a desired need.


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Facilitating Community Service Projects

The educator facilitates a community service project within a district, school, and/or classroom with targeted objectives.


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Understanding Emotional Intelligence Leadership

The educator demonstrates an understanding of how the six styles of emotional intelligence leadership apply to their work as an educational leader within their organization.


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Improving Processes Using Qualitative Data

The educator provides evidence that they improved a process through the use of qualitative data.


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Identifying Teacher Leadership Opportunities

The educator identifies opportunities to lead professional learning in their school and/or district.


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Reflecting on Teaming Implementation

The educator reflects on the implementation of comprehensive teaming in their school by examining grade level/school teams, teacher teams, and student teams.


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Implementing a Comprehensive Teaming Plan

The educator implements a teaming plan for the purpose of teaming teachers and students into smaller learning communities (e.g., teams, houses).


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Improving Processes Using Qualitative Data

The educator provides evidence that they improved a process through the use of qualitative data.


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Improving Working Conditions

The educator provides evidence that they implemented a concrete action step that yielded measurable improvement in one or more working conditions.


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Designing Teacher Teaming Plan

The educator develops a middle level plan for creating teacher teams in your school.