California Teaching Performance Assessment (CalTPA) The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing has approved a secondary passing standard at its December 2023 meeting for the following performance assessments: CalTPA, EdSp CalTPA, and edTPA.

About CalTPA. The CTC redeveloped the state-sponsored teaching performance assessment, the California Teaching Performance Assessment (CalTPA). Pursuant to Education Code Section 44320.2, this assessment meets one of the requirements for earning a Preliminary Multiple Subject or Single Subject Teaching Credential.

Here you can find assessment information, register for your assessment, prepare, and get results for the CalAPA, CalTPA, CBEST, CPACE, CSET, CTEL, RICA, NES, and WEST.

2024年3月15日 · Learn more about the updated California's Teaching Performance Expectations Open PDF in current window.

Each of the three approved teaching performance assessment models, CalTPA, edTPA, and FAST requires a candidate to complete defined performance tasks relating to subject-specific pedagogy, designing and implementing instruction and student assessment, video-recording teaching, and reflecting on practice.

What is the Teacher Performance Assessment? As of July 2008, California statute (Chap. 517, Stats. 2006) requires all candidates for a preliminary Multiple and Single Subject Teaching Credential to pass an assessment of their teaching performance with K-12 public school students as part of the requirements for earning a teaching credential.

The CalTPA is a new assessment requirement for all teacher candidates studying for a Preliminary teaching credential. The assessment is designed to give candidates the opportunity to develop, refine, and demonstrate teaching knowledge, skills, and abilities during the teacher preparation program.

CSU Long Beach uses the state-developed CalTPA version of the Teaching Performance Assessment. The new CalTPA 2.0 (beginning Fall 2018) has two Cycles. How do I learn about the CalTPA at CSU Long Beach?

Candidates may obtain the following CalTPA assessment materials either from their preparation program or via download directly from the ePortfolio submission system once they have registered for a cycle.

California Teaching Performance Assessment (CalTPA) In California, all programs that recommend beginning teachers for credentials are required to administer a teaching performance assessment.