CaliforniaTeaching Performance Expectations
Teaching Performance Expectations (TPEs) Aligned with the. California Standards for. the Teaching Profession. Introduction The. Teaching Performance Expectations (TPEs) comprise the body of knowledge, skills, and abilities that beginning general education teachers have the opportunity to learn in approved teacher preparation programs in California.
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