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CaliforniaTeaching Performance Expectations

(TPEs) Adopted California Teaching Performance Expectations Commission on teacher Credentialing June 2016 Preliminary Multiple and Single Subject Credential Program Standards Adopted December 2015 Teaching Performance Expectations (TPEs) Adopted J une 2016 This publication by the Commission on teacher Credentialing is not copyright. It may be reproduced in the public interest, but proper attribution is requested. Commission on teacher Credentialing 1900 Capitol Avenue Sacramento, California 95811 (888) 921-2682 (toll free) Preliminary Multiple and Single Subject Credential Program Standards Adopted December 2015 Teaching Performance Expectations (TPEs) Adopted June 2016 Teaching Performance Ex

abilities that beginning general education teachers have the opportunity to learn in approved teacher preparation programs in California. Beginning teachers demonstrate their knowledge of the TPEs. by successfully completing course work, engaging in clinical practice, and passing a Teaching Performance Assessment (TPA) based on the TPEs.

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