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  • Student seating is varied to support learning.
  • Repeating and clarifying directions are woven into instruction.
  • Gaining students attention prior to instruction and cueing to refocus students is part of all teachers’ instructional practice.
  • Agenda books are provided to all students and daily use is expected.
  • Agenda, lesson goals, and learning outcomes are clearly communicated.
  • Visuals are used to accompany oral directions and content information.
  • Allowing for student processing time is included in direct instruction.
  • Graphic organizers are utilized.
  • All homework assignments are posted and students are provided opportunities to record assignments during each class period.
  • Students’ progress, is reported on mid term progress reports and report cards every term.
  • Organizational strategies are taught and implemented.
  • Assessment or project guidelines, expectations, and/or rubrics are provided in advance.
  • A minimum of three days notice is given for all students to adequately prepare for a test.
  • Teachers communicate vertically and horizontally to align curriculum, best practice and necessary student needs.
 
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