Nationallynormed,research-basedEncouragesstudents tolearn frommistakesThe goal ofinstructionalexcellenceOne of thethree culturalgoals we wantto work on asa schoolEvidencethat studentsdemonstratemasteryRequiresstudents tointerpretinformationrather thanreproduce ithighlights keyconcepts andideas and usesthem as basesto connectpowerful ideasContent isorganized soit is personallymeaningfuland relevantTeacher isreceptive tothe interestsand opinionsof studentsanalytical,practice,creative andresearch-basedanticipateslearningabilities andchallengesstudents knowtheir roles,responsibilitiesand workexpectationsProfessionalLearningCommunityArranged topromoteindividualand grouplearningPlaces forgrowthwithin alessonDialogue abouta lessonbetween anobserver andobserveeprovidesopportunities toaccommodateindividual studentneeds and aresequenced frombasic to complexWritten planbased onstandards,objectives andstudent needShared belief tahtthe school's staffcan have a positveimpact on studentachievementPartiallyobserving,experimentingand improvingsolutionsVaried typesincluding knowledgeand comprehension,application andanalysis and creationand evaluationUsed tomonitorand adjustinstructionLearningManagementSystem(LMS)NationalInstitute forExcellencein TeachingNIET's program forteacher and studentadvancement; standsfor "TeacherApprenticeshipProgram"Modeling bythe teacherdemonstratesperformanceexpectationsCoherentbeginning,middleand endDomain thatmeasuresclassroomcultureIncludes threeindicators:InstructionalPlans, StudentWork andAssessmentMeasurestudentperformancein more thantwo waysThe largestdomain ofthe NIETTeachingStandardsContribute toa meaningful,solutions-baseddialogueUses a varietyof techniquesto promote apositiveclassroomProvidestime forreflectionPoints ofstrengthwithin alessonNationallynormed,research-basedEncouragesstudents tolearn frommistakesThe goal ofinstructionalexcellenceOne of thethree culturalgoals we wantto work on asa schoolEvidencethat studentsdemonstratemasteryRequiresstudents tointerpretinformationrather thanreproduce ithighlights keyconcepts andideas and usesthem as basesto connectpowerful ideasContent isorganized soit is personallymeaningfuland relevantTeacher isreceptive tothe interestsand opinionsof studentsanalytical,practice,creative andresearch-basedanticipateslearningabilities andchallengesstudents knowtheir roles,responsibilitiesand workexpectationsProfessionalLearningCommunityArranged topromoteindividualand grouplearningPlaces forgrowthwithin alessonDialogue abouta lessonbetween anobserver andobserveeprovidesopportunities toaccommodateindividual studentneeds and aresequenced frombasic to complexWritten planbased onstandards,objectives andstudent needShared belief tahtthe school's staffcan have a positveimpact on studentachievementPartiallyobserving,experimentingand improvingsolutionsVaried typesincluding knowledgeand comprehension,application andanalysis and creationand evaluationUsed tomonitorand adjustinstructionLearningManagementSystem(LMS)NationalInstitute forExcellencein TeachingNIET's program forteacher and studentadvancement; standsfor "TeacherApprenticeshipProgram"Modeling bythe teacherdemonstratesperformanceexpectationsCoherentbeginning,middleand endDomain thatmeasuresclassroomcultureIncludes threeindicators:InstructionalPlans, StudentWork andAssessmentMeasurestudentperformancein more thantwo waysThe largestdomain ofthe NIETTeachingStandardsContribute toa meaningful,solutions-baseddialogueUses a varietyof techniquesto promote apositiveclassroomProvidestime forreflectionPoints ofstrengthwithin alesson

Descriptor Clues - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Nationally normed, research-based
  2. Encourages students to learn from mistakes
  3. The goal of instructional excellence
  4. One of the three cultural goals we want to work on as a school
  5. Evidence that students demonstrate mastery
  6. Requires students to interpret information rather than reproduce it
  7. highlights key concepts and ideas and uses them as bases to connect powerful ideas
  8. Content is organized so it is personally meaningful and relevant
  9. Teacher is receptive to the interests and opinions of students
  10. analytical, practice, creative and research-based
  11. anticipates learning abilities and challenges
  12. students know their roles, responsibilities and work expectations
  13. Professional Learning Community
  14. Arranged to promote individual and group learning
  15. Places for growth within a lesson
  16. Dialogue about a lesson between an observer and observee
  17. provides opportunities to accommodate individual student needs and are sequenced from basic to complex
  18. Written plan based on standards, objectives and student need
  19. Shared belief taht the school's staff can have a positve impact on student achievement
  20. Partially observing, experimenting and improving solutions
  21. Varied types including knowledge and comprehension, application and analysis and creation and evaluation
  22. Used to monitor and adjust instruction
  23. Learning Management System (LMS)
  24. National Institute for Excellence in Teaching
  25. NIET's program for teacher and student advancement; stands for "Teacher Apprenticeship Program"
  26. Modeling by the teacher demonstrates performance expectations
  27. Coherent beginning, middle and end
  28. Domain that measures classroom culture
  29. Includes three indicators: Instructional Plans, Student Work and Assessment
  30. Measure student performance in more than two ways
  31. The largest domain of the NIET Teaching Standards
  32. Contribute to a meaningful, solutions-based dialogue
  33. Uses a variety of techniques to promote a positive classroom
  34. Provides time for reflection
  35. Points of strength within a lesson