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Thursday, June 30, 2011

National Board Entry 4 Outline


ENTRY 4 OUTLINE
Standards
VII. Family and Community Partnerships
VIII. Professional Partnerships
IX. Reflective Practice
In this entry, you demonstrate
¡ your commitment to student learning, through your work with students’ families and
community and through your development as a learner and as a collaborator and/or
leader;
¡ your commitment, through evidence of your efforts to establish and maintain partnerships
with students’ families and the community; through evidence of your growth as a learner;
and through work that you do with other teachers at a local, state, or national level;
¡ how what you do outside of the classroom (or beyond explicit student instruction) impacts
student learning.

 Description and Analysis (a combined total of 10 pages maximum for up to 
8 activities or accomplishments). Each Description and Analysis must clearly and
specifically describe why each accomplishment is significant in your teaching context and
what impact each has had on student learning.
¡ Documentation (a combined total of 16 pages maximum for all accomplishments)
that supports the activities or accomplishments that you have chosen to describe.
Documentation can take the form of artifact(s), a Communication Log, and/or Verification
Form(s).
¡ Reflective Summary (2 pages maximum) that reflects on the significance of your
accomplishments taken together and your future plans to improve student learning.
Preparing a Reflective Summary
When you finish writing your Description and Analysis and collecting your documentation,
critically review the materials and write a 2-page Reflective Summary. The summary should
not restate your Description and Analysis; rather, it should analyze the effectiveness of your
accomplishments. This is your opportunity to highlight the significance of your
accomplishments as a whole and to reflect on them and their impact on student learning.
Respond to the following questions for your Reflective Summary. (It is not
necessary to include the italicized questions within the body of your response.)
¡ In your work outside of the classroom (beyond explicit student instruction), what was
most effective in impacting student learning? Why?
¡ Considering the patterns evident in all of your accomplishments taken together, what is
your plan to further impact student learning in the future?


Description and Analysis (a combined total of 10 pages maximum for up to 
8 activities or accomplishments). Each Description and Analysis must clearly and
specifically describe why each accomplishment is significant in your teaching context and
what impact each has had on student learning.





¡ What is the nature of this accomplishment? Be very specific. Remember that the assessor
will know nothing about you or your teaching context.
¡ Why is this accomplishment significant? To be significant, the accomplishment must be an
important effort or achievement that demonstrates your work as a partner with students’
families and their community; as a learner; and as a collaborator and/or leader with
colleagues or other professionals.
¡ How has what you have described had an impact on students’ learning? You need to
connect your accomplishment to the learning of your students or the students of your
colleagues. Where appropriate, cite specific examples

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