Crosswalk
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Teacher 2.0
This update of the OLAC OTES crosswalk aligns to the Ohio Teacher Evaluation System 2.0, and helps align on-going educator PD align to the 6 domains of practice by which teachers will be evaluated in the Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric (p. 20-23, 29).
The OLAC Crosswalk functions to show how the tools that principals and teachers already use to guide their professional learning to the standards line up directly with the measures that drive the Teacher Performance Evaluation Rubric. This January 2023 revised version of the OTES Crosswalk features the same standards and elements, and where applicable the same resources. It features updates, highlights, and additions as needed to make the OLAC OTES Crosswalk tightly coupled to state improvement priorities as well as OTES 2.0 evaluation measures. Any educator, school, or district can make use of this crosswalk to target professional learning as needed.
Teacher Standard 2
Teachers know and understand the content area for which they have instructional responsibility.
O.T.2.1: Teachers know the content they teach and use their knowledge of content-specific concepts, assumptions and skills to plan instruction.
Focusing Questions for Principal's Conversation with a Teacher
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Are you familiar with content standards in your discipline? If not, you might want to learn more about the Common Core Standards in general or about Ohio's New Academic Content Standards. You may also want to learn about the Ohio Extended Learning Standards for students with significant cognitive needs. For educators serving children from birth to kindergarten entry, you might want to see Ohio’s Early Learning and Development Standards.
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Are you familiar with resources available through professional education organizations? You can explore content-specific resources available through the following:
Math
- National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
- Power up What Works: Math Strategies
- Mathematical Association of America
- Khan Academy
English
- National Council of Teachers of English
- OLAC Module: Leading Literacy
- Power up What Works: English Language Arts Strategies
- ReadWorks
Science
- National Science Teaching Association
- National Association of Biology Teachers
- American Association of Chemistry Teachers
- American Association of Physics Teachers
- Khan Academy
Social Studies
- National Council for the Social Studies
- National Council on Public History
- American Historical Association- Resources for Teaching History
- Khan Academy
World Languages
- American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese
- American Association of Teachers of German
- American Association of Teachers of French
Fine Arts
- National Art Education Association
- Khan Academy
- Arts Education Partnership
- New York State Art Teachers Association: Resources for Online and Remote Teaching and Learning
- Music Teachers National Association
- National Association for Music Education
Technology
- Computer Science Teachers Association
- International Society for Technology in Education
- International Technology and Engineering Educators Association
- Khan Academy
Health and Physical Education
- Society of Health and Physical Educators
- Ohio Health Education Standards and Resources
- Ohio Physical Education Standards and Resources
Early Childhood Education
Focusing Questions for Teacher's Self-Reflection
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Would access to resources that will help me develop high-quality lesson plans for my content area be useful? Some resources in addition to those listed above include:
- LitCharts: Literature guides and resources for grades 7-12
- Buck Institute for Education: Project-based Lesson Library
- OLAC Module: Leading Literacy
- OLAC Module: Curriculum
- OLAC Module: Instruction
- OLAC Module: Learning Supports
- ReadWriteThink Lesson Plans
- McREL Mathematics Lesson Plan Library
- OLAC Video: Fostering Disciplinary Literacy
- Smithsonian Learning Labs
- WGTE Public Media: Educator Resources
Download Crosswalk Professional Development Plan
Consider using this to fulfill your individual professional development plan (IPDP) to be approved by your Regional Local Professional Development Committee (LPDC).