Fair:

• Treat all students equally and without bias.

• Grade and discipline students fairly.

Appropriate:

• Use teaching methods that match the students' age and needs.

• Adjust lessons to fit the students' background.

Valid:

• Make sure tests and activities match the learning goals.

• Check that assessments measure what they are supposed to.

Reliable:

• Be consistent in teaching and grading.

• Ensure results are repeatable and trustworthy.

Transparent:

• Clearly explain rules, goals, and how grades are given.

• Give honest feedback so students know how they’re doing.

Authentic:

• Use real-life examples to make learning meaningful.

• Design tasks that show how lessons apply in the real world.

Manageable:

• Give tasks that students can handle within their time and ability.

• Avoid overloading students and yourself.

Engaging:

• Make lessons interesting and fun to keep students involved.

• Use different methods to hold their attention.