Systematic reflection to organize and improve teaching and develop effective relationships, including the ability to:
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a. Uphold the State of Michigan Professional Code of Ethics and engage in meaningful self-evaluation;
b. Identify and use current research to reflect on and improve one’s own practice related to content, technology, pedagogy, and other factors that impact student achievement;
c. Develop positive relationships with other teachers, parents/guardians, students, administrators, counselors, and other personnel to benefit students and to influence one’s own professional growth;
d. Analyze the effects of teacher dispositions, decisions, and actions upon others (e.g., families, other personnel, and all students, including those with disabilities) and adjust interactions accordingly;
e. Embrace and model teaching as a lifelong learning process and continue efforts to develop professionally;
f. Involve and work effectively with parents/guardians and implement school-wide parent involvement plans to maximize opportunities for student achievement and success;
g. Interact with parents/guardians using best practices for personal and technology-based communication, to maximize student learning at school, home, and in the local community; and
h. Participate in the development of individualized plans for students with disabilities (Individual Education Plan (IEP)).