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BGSU Conceptual Framework

BGSU Conceptual Framework
- The BGSU Conceptual Framework represents a shared vision that philosophically and practically guides all educator preparation/development activities; the framework conveys the values, expectations, and standards that define what is unique about BGSU candidates
- The BGSU Professional Education Unit is comprised of all programs that prepare teachers and other school professionals to work with PreK-12 students
- Educator Preparation Mission Statement: Together we empower the future
- The BGSU goal is to empower our educator candidates to act in various capacities to make a positive impact on the future of learners, clients, and colleagues
Toward that end, we hold the following as guiding concepts:
P = An effective educator is broadly and thoroughly prepared.
R = An effective educator is a reflective practitioner.
E = An effective educator is actively engaged within the larger educational community.
P = An effective educator is foremost a professional, with life-long commitment to learning and to all learners.
P = An effective educator is broadly and thoroughly prepared.
R = An effective educator is a reflective practitioner.
E = An effective educator is actively engaged within the larger educational community.
P = An effective educator is foremost a professional, with life-long commitment to learning and to all learners.
BGSU Candidate Proficiencies
- The proficiencies do not represent isolated, separate types of mastery; knowledge, skills and dispositions across numerous categories interact to effect professional performance involving varied educational situations, clientele and purposes
- Assessment of professional educator proficiencies accumulates across the entirety of candidates’ programs and may take unique forms appropriate to the nature and/or level of the particular preparation/development program
The BGSU Candidate Proficiencies:
- Mastery of professional content including subject matter and the skills necessary to apply that knowledge effectively in practice
- Effective planning and practice that reflect commitment to a fair, inclusive and supportive educational environment in the belief that all students can learn
- Reflection on practice to improve practice, incorporating feedback from others
- Sensitivity and responsiveness to diverse students and those with exceptional needs facilitated by knowledge of learner and environmental factors that impact educational success
- Appropriate selection and utilization of educational and adaptive technology for varied educational purposes including assessment
- Pursuit of collaborative opportunities and engagement with colleagues, parents/guardians and community in learning, planning and educational practice
- Demonstrated commitment to ethical and professional standards and dispositions and to life-long learning that enhances professional development
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