Appraisal Inventory
                                                                                                                       
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First name *
Last name *
email address *
adapt instruction to meet the needs of my students. *
obtain information about my students' academic strengths. *
determine whether my students like to work alone or in a group. *
determine whether my students feel comfortable competing with other students. *
identify ways that the school culture (e.g., values, norms, and practices) is different from my students’ home culture. *
implement strategies to minimize the effects of the mismatch between my students’  home culture and the school culture. *
assess student learning using various types of assessments. *
obtain information about my students’ home life. *
build a sense of trust in my students. *
establish positive home-school relations. *
use a variety of teaching methods. *
develop a community of learners when my class consists of students from diverse backgrounds. *
use my students’ cultural background to help make learning meaningful. *
use my students’ prior knowledge to help them make sense of new information. *
identify ways how students communicate at home may differ from the school norms. *
obtain information about my students’ cultural background. *
teach students about their cultures’ contributions to science. *
greet English Language Learners with a phrase in their native language. *
design a classroom environment using displays that reflects a variety of cultures. *
develop a personal relationship with my students. *
obtain information about my students’ academic weaknesses. *
praise English Language Learners for their accomplishments using a phrase in their native language. *
identify ways that standardized tests may be biased towards linguistically diverse students. *
communicate with parents regarding their child’s educational progress. *
structure parent-teacher conferences so that the meeting is not intimidating for parents. *
help students to develop positive relationships with their classmates. *
revise instructional material to include a better representation of cultural groups. *
critically examine the curriculum to determine whether it reinforces negative cultural stereotypes. *
design a lesson that shows how other cultural groups have made use of mathematics. *
model classroom tasks to enhance English Language Learner’s understanding. *
communicate with the parents of English Language Learners regarding their child’s achievement. *
help students feel like important members of the classroom. *
identify ways that standardized tests may be biased towards culturally diverse students. *
use a learning preference inventory to gather data about how my students like to learn. *
use examples that are familiar to students from diverse cultural backgrounds. *
explain new concepts using examples that are taken from my students’ everyday lives. *
obtain information regarding my students’ academic interests. *
use the interests of my students to make learning meaningful for them. *
implement cooperative learning activities for those students who like to work in groups. *
design instruction that matches my students’ developmental needs. *
teach students about their cultures’ contributions to society. *
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