INTASCStandardAlignment

Standard10:LeadershipandCollaboration
Theteacherseeksappropriateleadershiprolesandopportunitiestotakeresponsibilityfor
studentlearning,tocollaboratewithlearners,families,colleagues,otherschool
professionals,
andcommunitymemberstoensurelearnergrowth,andtoadvancetheprofession.

NAEYCStandardAlignment
STANDARD6.BECOMINGAPROFESSIONAL
Candidatespreparedinearlychildhooddegreeprogramsidentifyandconductthemselves
asmembersoftheearlychildhoodprofession.Theyknowanduseethicalguidelinesand
otherprofessionalstandardsrelatedtoearlychildhoodpractice.Theyarecontinuous,
collaborativelearnerswhodemonstrateknowledgeable,reflectiveandcritical
perspectivesontheirwork,makinginformeddecisionsthatintegrateknowledgefroma
varietyofsources.Theyareinformedadvocatesforsoundeducationalpracticesand
policies.

he teacher understands schools as organizations within a historical,

cultural, political, and social context and knows how to work with
others across the system to support learners.
10(m) The teacher understands that alignment of family, school, and
community spheres of influence enhances student learning and that
discontinuity in these spheres of influence interferes with learning.
10(n) The teacher knows how to work with other adults and has
developed skills in collaborative interaction appropriate for both faceto-face and virtual contexts.
10(o) The teacher knows how to contribute to a common culture that
supports high expectations for student learning.
Item 1:

Below I attached a newsletter I created for the

community and parents. It is a summer newsletter to promote
athletics and healthy nutrition for kids. This newsletter
demonstrates my ability to contribute to a common culture
that supports high expectations. I am trying to broaden the
community. I want to give back to the local community because
home is where the heart is. I want to make the surrounding
environment a better place so these kids can be provided with
the greatest opportunities in life!

A Reminder From Nurse Samantha

Beware of Injuries

Injuries do happen in sports. As parents, it is

very important to be aware of injuries when
they happen. Concussions are at an all time
highPhysical
in American sports.
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confusion,
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children involved at a young age so that
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20th:
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ways
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Monday
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them
to
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work
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skills
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hope
everyone
has
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wonderful
sign ups!
and
help
spread
awareness.
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kids
with
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while
engaged
in
nutrition
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your
child
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up in the oven. Be careful to crack open the oven
disabilities
are
given
a
chance,
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they
can
birthday
this
month!
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you
for
volunteering
for
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them
to
develop.
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community
needs
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involved
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of
calories
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as
physicals.
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do
encourage
parent
volunteers
exercise.
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shocking
fact
alone
our
school
activities.
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that
we
all
can
be aware.
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the
athletes
push
bread,
cereal,
rice
and
pasta;
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from
protein
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in
an
airtight
container
in
your
pantry
for
up
these
dates
to
help
the
process
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smooth
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important!
THANK
YOU!!
field,
softball,
and
much
more!
To the right is a great snack filled with carbohydrates

Sunrise Elementary
News Update!
Summer Sports
Edition

Summer sports are just

around the corner!

Sign Ups and Registration

Dates!

Healthy Snack
Recipe

FACT OF THE MONTH!

THANK YOU PARENTS!

Family Volunteer Form

If parents or family members decide to volunteer, please fill out the
form below.
Turn the form into Mr. Zimmer before May 31st, 2013.

Childs Name_____________________________

First Name________________________
Last Name_________________________
Date of Event:________________________
Name of Event You Will Be Volunteering
For_______________________________________

Thank you families for your time!

We cant wait to see you during the school activity!

Item 2:
Below I attached a picture of my last Captain coin toss as
a collegiate football player. I was a two-year captain of the
football team at the University of Seton Hill. Being a captain
was a tremendous honor. My teammates voted each year that
they wanted to be there captain. By voting me two years in a
row I demonstrated enough leadership skills to handle the job.
I did my best it was a blessing. As I go through my educational
journey I will use these leadership skills to guide my
classroom. The standards above talk about professional
growth and leadership skills. I have demonstrated that in my
Seton Hill career by being selected a captain at the college
level two years in a row. I will implement that into my students
as well!

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