CaliforniaTeaching Performance Expectations
teacher knowledge and performance is provided through TPE elements and narratives within each of the six CSTP Domains: • Engaging and Supporting All Students in Learning • Creating and Maintaining Effective Environments for Student Learning • Understanding and Organizing Subject Matterfor Student Learning
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