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Teaching Portfolio

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Wanda I. Caccamo Common Branch Elementary Teacher: Wanda I. Caccamo Common Branch Elementary Teacher Sample Portfolio


Table of Contents: Table of Contents Certification Teaching Philosophy Feedback Thank You Notes Letters of Reference Classroom Layout Sample Lesson Plan MST Fair Project First Grade Performance Character Day


Table of Contents: Table of Contents Weekly Planning Small Group Planning Students at Work Parent Communication Student Ranking Analysis Center Differentiation Student Differentiated Activities Student Progress Report Student Work Student Note


Certification: Certification


Teaching Philosophy: Teaching Philosophy My philosophy of education encompasses several parts. I believe that learning is every American’s birthright. I do not believe that education is a privilege but a right. As a teacher, I seek to support my students’ learning and to facilitate it. In my classroom, learning is a paramount. I believe that education is not only an academic thing – it’s also emotional, and social. My belief is that a teacher should be a guide to learning (hands-on) not just the knowledge-giver. I also believe that teaching is developing life-long learners.


Grade Leader Thank You Trophy: Grade Leader Thank You Trophy


Feedback: Feedback


Thank You Notes: Thank You Notes


Letters of Reference: Letters of Reference


Letters of Reference: Letters of Reference


Sample Lesson Plan: Sample Lesson Plan


Classroom Layout: Classroom Layout


Classroom Layout: Classroom Layout


MST Project: MST Project


Character Day (Halloween): Character Day (Halloween)


First Grade Performance: First Grade Performance


Weekly Planning: Weekly Planning


Center & Small Group Planning: Center & Small Group Planning


Students at Work: Students at Work


Students at Work: Students at Work


Parent Newsletter: Parent Newsletter


Student Ranking Analysis: Student Ranking Analysis


Student Goals: Student Goals


Center Differentiation: Center Differentiation


Student Differentiated Activities: Student Differentiated Activities


Student Progress Report: Student Progress Report


Student Work: Student Work


Student Work: Student Work


Student Note: Student Note