1) The document describes the CSTP Continuum of Practice, which outlines five levels of teacher development for each of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP).
2) Level 1 is Emerging, where teachers expand their awareness of curriculum and instructional practices. Level 2 is Exploring, where teachers experiment with additional instructional strategies.
3) Level 3 is Applying, where teachers implement curriculum using varied instructional practices and resources selected to improve student understanding. Level 4 is Integrating, where teachers use extensive knowledge to enhance and deepen student learning.
4) Level 5 is Innovating, where teachers design comprehensive curriculum using multiple strategies to support in-depth studies
1) The document describes the CSTP Continuum of Practice, which outlines five levels of teacher development for each of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP).
2) Level 1 is Emerging, where teachers expand their awareness of curriculum and instructional practices. Level 2 is Exploring, where teachers experiment with additional instructional strategies.
3) Level 3 is Applying, where teachers implement curriculum using varied instructional practices and resources selected to improve student understanding. Level 4 is Integrating, where teachers use extensive knowledge to enhance and deepen student learning.
4) Level 5 is Innovating, where teachers design comprehensive curriculum using multiple strategies to support in-depth studies
1) The document describes the CSTP Continuum of Practice, which outlines five levels of teacher development for each of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP).
2) Level 1 is Emerging, where teachers expand their awareness of curriculum and instructional practices. Level 2 is Exploring, where teachers experiment with additional instructional strategies.
3) Level 3 is Applying, where teachers implement curriculum using varied instructional practices and resources selected to improve student understanding. Level 4 is Integrating, where teachers use extensive knowledge to enhance and deepen student learning.
4) Level 5 is Innovating, where teachers design comprehensive curriculum using multiple strategies to support in-depth studies
1) The document describes the CSTP Continuum of Practice, which outlines five levels of teacher development for each of the California Standards for the Teaching Profession (CSTP).
2) Level 1 is Emerging, where teachers expand their awareness of curriculum and instructional practices. Level 2 is Exploring, where teachers experiment with additional instructional strategies.
3) Level 3 is Applying, where teachers implement curriculum using varied instructional practices and resources selected to improve student understanding. Level 4 is Integrating, where teachers use extensive knowledge to enhance and deepen student learning.
4) Level 5 is Innovating, where teachers design comprehensive curriculum using multiple strategies to support in-depth studies
CSTP Continuum of Practice Levels of Teacher Development
EMERGING EXPLORING APPLYING INTEGRATING INNOVATING CSTP Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Integrates extensive knowledge of curriculum, instructional practices, Designs and implements and supplemental resources to comprehensive curriculum with enhance and deepen student Expands awareness of Implements the curriculum using a multiple and varied instructional Engaging and Explores use of additional understanding and engagement. curriculum and instructional variety of instructional practices strategies and resources to Supporting All instructional practices to teach the practices to support and supplemental resources support in-depth studies of Students in curriculum and support student I use multiple resources when understanding and engage selected to improve student content and promote high levels Learning understanding and engagement. planning and teaching a topic in students in learning. understanding and engagement. of student understanding and order to facilitate learning through engagement. different learning styles in order to meet each student’s needs. 9/5/19
Facilitates a learning environment
that is respectful, rigorous, and responsive in advancing student achievement.
I plan using the standards at grade
level but in addition to looking at Creating and my own standards I look at the Recognizes the importance of Provides a respectful and rigorous Maintaining Guides the development of a Maintains a respectful and grade level above and try to meet building a positive learning learning environment that Effective respectful learning environment supportive learning environment those standards as well. For environment that is focused on supports and challenges all Environments for focused on achievement. in which all students can achieve. example, in ELA I challenge my achievement. students to achieve. Student Learning students to go above the requirements and often require students to do more than meet the standard. This is in order to better prepare them for their future academics and to have them excel at and above grade level. 9/5/19
Utilizes knowledge of CSTP to
makes connections between elements of effective instruction, Articulates knowledge of the Applies in depth knowledge of the Understanding Expands knowledge of related Demonstrates knowledge of learning goals, assessments, and inter-relationships between CSTP to interconnect effective and Organizing elements of effective instruction, teaching as discrete skills as content standards. elements of effective instruction, instruction, learning goals, and Subject Matter for learning goals, assessments, and described in the CSTP. learning goals, assessments, and assessment within and across Student Learning content as informed by the CSTP. When planning my lessons and in content across the CSTP. content areas. my teaching I make sure to articulate connections to real life
events that my students can relate to which will further help them understand the content and build connections to their lives. 9/5/19
Plans lessons using a broad range
of strategies to differentiate instruction as informed by Planning multiple assessments. Plans instruction flexibly utilizing a Instruction and Plans lessons using expanded Plans differentiated instruction repertoire of instructional Designing Plans lessons using available understanding of curriculum, Within every lesson I use multiple using a variety of adjustments and practices to differentiate Learning curriculum and resources. related materials and resources, means in order to promote adaptations in lessons. instruction as informed by Experiences for and assessments. differentiation within the whole ongoing assessments. All Students group and within small groups. I use both informative and formative assessments during lessons. 9/5/19
Utilizes a variety of assessments
that provide targeted data on student learning to guide planning. Collaborates and reflects regularly with colleagues to Utilizes a wide range of Explores the use of different types improve teaching practice and Develops, adapts, and integrates assessments strategically, Develops understanding of of assessments to expand student success. assessments into instruction that Assessing systematically, and flexibly required assessments and uses understanding of student learning provide ongoing data to guide Students for throughout instruction to identify of data to inform student needs and support planning. I try to use a variety of formative planning differentiated instruction Learning student learning needs and guide progress. and informative assessments so matched to assessed needs of ongoing adjustments in instruction that I can collect a valid students. that maximize student learning. assessment of student learning, in hopes to reach all students learning styles. I do not reflect regularly with colleagues regarding assessments. 9/5/19
Collaborates and reflects regularly Analyzes and integrates
Engages in and facilitates Seeks collaboration with with colleagues to improve information from a wide range of Works collaboratively with collaborative learning Developing as a colleagues, resource personnel, teaching practice and student sources to expand skills of assigned colleagues to reflect communities focused on providing Professional and families to reflect on ways to success. collaboration and reflection as a on and improve teaching quality instruction and optimal Educator improve teaching practice and habit of practice and to impact practice and student success. learning for the full range of student success. Through weekly PLC meetings as a teacher effectiveness and student students. school. 9/5/19 learning.
From Continuum of Teaching Practice (CCTC, CDE and New Teacher Center, 2012)