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Task 4: Culminating Teaching Experience


In this culminating task you will demonstrate your ability to design a lesson based on state-adopted frameworks and academic content standards for students, implement that lesson making appropriate use of class time and instructional resources, meet the differing needs of individuals within the class, manage instruction and student interaction, assess student learning, and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the lesson. You will then demonstrate your ability to make lesson adaptations for two focus students and demonstrate your ability to analyze evidence of student learning and reflect upon instruction. Finally you will submit your completed response, a videotape of the lesson you taught, instructional artifacts, and samples of student work. The videotaping information can help you prepare, practice, and become familiar and comfortable with the process. The following TPEs are measured in this task:

Resources

Exemplars


The following Case Documents will give you examples of teacher candidate responses. Each of the links will download a Word document to your desktop. Print out and read through the cases that pertain to your subject area and grade level.
  • Multiple Subjects Preliminary Credential Candidates may select English / Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, or History / Social Science as the content area for Task 4 but must pick a subject area different than Tasks 2 and 3.
  • Single Subject Preliminary Credential Candidates will work within their content area, but with a different class and a different topic than those chosen for Tasks 2 and 3.
 

Eng./ Lang. Arts

Math

Science

History / SS

OTHER   

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Rubrics


Holistic Statement from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing


Templates


Blank Task 4 Assessment Document
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