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Continuum of Teaching Practice Table of Contents Introduction .............................................................2 Continuum of Teaching Practice Writing Team .............. 47 Context and History.....................................................2 State of CA Commission on Teacher Credentialing ........ 47 Rationale and Use........................................................3 CCTC and CDE Staf ................................................48 Structure and Organization.............................................3 Reading and Self-Assessing on the California Standards for the Teaching Profession Continuum of Teaching Practice ......................................3 Advisory Panel (2008–09) ........................................48 Developmental Levels.................................................. 4 Glossary of Terms........................................................7 Continuum of Teaching Practice Standard 1: Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning . 8 Standard 2: Creating and Maintaining Efective Environments for Student Learning .......................14 Standard 3: Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Student Learning ................................21 Standard 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students .............................. 28 Standard 5: Assessing Students for Learning ...................... 33 Standard 6: Developing as a Professional Educator ..............40 Continuum of Teaching Practice page 1 The Continuum of Teaching Practice is not designed for use as a stand-alone observation or evaluation instrument. Developed in collaboration with the CCTC, CDE and New Teacher Center. Revised June 2012. Introduction Context and History Continuum of Teaching Practice California Standards for the Teaching Profession California’s Continuum of Teaching Practice is based (CSTP) and are in alignment with the P–12 academic California Standards for the on foundational work of the California Commission content standards. Criteria refer to indicators of Teaching Profession on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC), the California teaching practice. Evidence of practice includes Te California Standards for the Teaching Profession Department of Education (CDE) and the New multiple sources such as lesson plans, observation (CSTP) are intended to provide common language and Teacher Center (NTC) over the past 15 years. Te data, and student work analyses and is used to make a vision of the scope and complexity of the profession. 2010 Continuum of Teaching Practice is aligned with valid self-assessments on the Continuum of Teaching Tey defne a vision of teaching as well as professional the CSTP, builds on California’s pre-service Teaching Practice. Te Continuum of Teaching Practice is one roles and responsibilities from pre-service teacher to Performance Expectations and sets forth a description component of a comprehensive formative assessment experienced practitioner. Te standards are not set of teaching that respects the diverse ways teachers system for teachers, based on the California Standards forth as regulations to control the specifc actions of pursue excellence in teaching and learning. for the Teaching Profession (CSTP). teachers, but rather to guide teachers as they develop, Te Continuum of Teaching Practice is a tool for Te Continuum of Teaching Practice is aligned refne, and extend their practice. self-refection, goal setting, and inquiry into practice. It to the 2009 California Standards for the Teaching Te current version of the CSTP (2009) has provides common language about teaching and learning Profession (CSTP): been developed to respond to changes in the context and can be used to promote professional growth within • Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning for teaching and learning in California over the an environment of collegial support. Self-assessment • Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments past decade and to address the pressing needs of data can support teachers in making informed decisions for Student Learning an increasingly diverse P–12 student population. about their ongoing development as professionals. • Understanding and Organizing Subject Matter for Particular attention has been paid to revising language District and induction program leaders can use teacher Student Learning related to student learning, assessment practices, assessment data to guide, support and accelerate and equitable pedagogy designed to address English professional growth focused on student achievement. • Planning Instruction and Designing Learning learners and students with diverse learning needs. Tis Since 1992, Beginning Teacher Support and Experiences for All Students updated version of the CSTP also looks forward to Assessment (BTSA) Induction Programs in CA • Assessing Students for Learning the future of teaching and learning in the 21st century have been using formative assessment to support and • Developing as a Professional Educator where traditional classrooms and contexts are likely to inform teachers about their professional practice as be transformed through innovative technologies and they refect and improve upon their teaching as part of Te Continuum of Teaching Practice is appropriately globalized connections. Te CSTP continue to set a continuous improvement cycle. Formative assessment used with data collected over time and is not forth a vision for the teaching profession—one that promotes and develops professional norms of inquiry, appropriate for use with evidence collected on a is sustainable, engaging, and fulflling for teachers collaboration, data-driven dialogue, and refection to single occasion. While the Continuum of Teaching in all stages of their careers. improve student learning and is characterized by an Practice may be used to assist teachers in setting inquiry cycle guiding teachers to Analyze Data and professional goals and/or launching a cycle of inquiry, Refect—Plan Instruction—Teach and Assess. the Continuum is not designed for use as a stand-alone A formative assessment system has three observation or evaluation instrument. essential components: standards, criteria and evidence of practice. Standards refer to the Con t i n u u m of Te a c h i n g P r a c t i ce page 2 The Continuum of Teaching Practice is not designed for use as a stand-alone observation or evaluation instrument. Developed in collaboration with the CCTC, CDE and New Teacher Center. Revised June 2012.
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