Indicator: Indicator 1: When developing as leaders in their schools and communities, elementary teachers involve students in activities outside the classroom.
Indicator: Indicator 2: Teachers participate in meetings that establish policy.
Indicator: Indicator 3: Teachers communicate with parents, guardians, and caretakers to build partnerships between home and school.
Indicator: Indicator 4: Teachers participate in the selection of textbooks and resource materials that augment the elementary curriculum such as atlases, maps, children’s literature, and software.
Indicator: Indicator 6: Teachers welcome classroom observation by other professionals and initiate professional dialogue regarding teaching methods and instructional delivery.
Indicator: Indicator 7: Teachers encourage participation in civic and volunteer activities.
Indicator: Indicator 9: Teachers understand the importance of collaborating with colleagues to strengthen content, research, and pedagogy as well as with the community to provide quality instruction that meets state competencies.