Dear School of Education Student,
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-School of Education

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* 1. Name

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* 2. Student I.D. number

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* 3. I am in the following program.

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* 4. Please rate the importance of each on the following scale, ranging from Very Important (1) to Not Important (3).
How important is it for a teacher to....

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Demonstrate a commitment to equity for all students.
Demonstrate a school being an agent of social and economic opportunity.
Impact students' decision making processes.
Demonstrate knowledge of research that reveals morally arbitrary constraints on students' educational opportunity.
Demonstrate an understanding of what it means to counteract both overt institutional discrimination (e.g., tracking) and subtler biases (e.g., gender biases in teacher-student interactions).
Work with teachers to create a community of learners.
Become members of the broader professional community.
Participate in service learning experiences.
Examine policies and practices that limit individuals' opportunities and groups' full participation in school and in society.
Practice habits that promote democratic classrooms.
Understand that a democratic and fair-opportunity society is a necessary condition for healthy diversity.
Demonstrate the capacity to identify theories embedded in the established academic disciplines.
Demonstrate a mastery of content central to your teaching.
Demonstrate understanding of the interdisciplinary nature of inquiry.
Demonstrate and appreciate multiple ways of seeing, knowing, and being in the world.
Demonstrate understanding of the limits and possibilities of schools as agents of cultural transmission and opportunity.
Demonstrate a commitment to a caring professionalism and to life-long learning.
Participate in ongoing conversations with yourself and others about teaching, values, and goals.
Understanding of how beliefs impact teaching practice.
Interact with problems, experiment with solutions, and examine outcomes and implications of trials.
Examine the past to develop more effective present and future educational processes and outcomes.
Demonstrate and understanding of how one's role as a teacher can inspire development of critcal self reflection skills in students.
Demonstrate the capacity to understand teaching as a social practice grounded in values, established knowledge, myth, research, and professional customs.

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