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Observer Name: Teacher Observed: Date:Phase 4 Coaching Formative/Period:Advocacy Beyond Self (TEI Alignment 1.4, 2.2, 3.3) BeginningDevelopingPracticingAchievingStudents rely on the teacher to advocate

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How to fill out advocacy beyond self observation

1. Start by identifying a cause or issue that you are passionate about and want to advocate for.
2. Research and educate yourself on the topic to gain a deeper understanding of the issue and its impact.
3. Identify the stakeholders and decision-makers who have the power to bring about change in relation to the issue.
4. Develop a clear message or goal that you want to convey to these stakeholders and decision-makers.
5. Engage in outreach and networking to build relationships with individuals or organizations that share your goals and can support your advocacy efforts.
6. Use various communication channels such as social media, public speaking, writing articles, or organizing events to raise awareness about the issue.
7. Collaborate with others who are also advocating for the same cause to amplify your impact and create a larger movement.
8. Monitor and evaluate the progress of your advocacy efforts, adjusting strategies as needed.
9. Celebrate victories and milestones along the way, but also be prepared for setbacks and challenges.
10. Maintain persistence and continue advocating for the cause, even if progress is slow. Change takes time and effort.

Who needs advocacy beyond self observation?

1. Advocacy beyond self-observation is needed by individuals or groups who believe in a cause and want to make a positive change.
2. It can be anyone from activists, non-profit organizations, community leaders, policymakers, or individuals impacted by the issue.
3. Anyone who wants to bring about social, political, or environmental change can benefit from advocacy beyond self-observation.

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What is advocacy beyond self observation?

Advocacy beyond self observation is advocating for a cause or issue that extends beyond one's own personal interests or experiences.

Who is required to file advocacy beyond self observation?

Any individual or group who engages in advocating for a cause or issue that goes beyond individual self observation is required to file advocacy beyond self observation.

How to fill out advocacy beyond self observation?

To fill out advocacy beyond self observation, one must carefully document their advocacy efforts, including the cause or issue they are advocating for, the actions taken, and the impact of their advocacy.

What is the purpose of advocacy beyond self observation?

The purpose of advocacy beyond self observation is to bring attention to important causes or issues that affect society as a whole, rather than just one individual.

What information must be reported on advocacy beyond self observation?

Information that must be reported on advocacy beyond self observation includes the cause or issue being advocated for, the actions taken, any outcomes or impact achieved, and any resources used.