Initial Competencies (SLOs) aligned to Shared Beliefs and Professional Standards

Initial Program Learning Outcome Category

Description of Program Learning Outcome Category

COE Competencies for Initial Programs and Shared Beliefs

CAEP Standard/ Component and Cross Cutting Themes

InTASC Standard(s) /Category

NJ Professional Standards for Teachers /Category

The Learner and Learner Development

Prospective teachers need to understand individual learners and how the learning environment impacts knowledge and skill acquisition. Prospective teachers must understand that learning and developmental patterns vary among learners and that they bring their individual differences to the learning process. Having high expectations for their learners and implementing developmentally appropriate learning experiences helps all learners achieve success. Understanding how cognitive, linguistic, social, emotional, and physical development occurs, with the recognition that learners are individuals who bring differing personal and family backgrounds, skills, abilities, perspectives and interests, prospective teachers can promote a learning environment where learners feel safe and can thrive.

C1- (Demonstrates Knowledge of Students) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

1 (Learner Development/The Learner and Learning Environment)

1 (Learner Development/The Learner and Learning Environment)

1.2 (Use of Research)

CCT: Diversity

C2- (Recognizes and Addresses Student Learning Needs) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

2 (Learning Differences/ The Learner and Learning Environment)

2 (Learning Differences/ The Learner and Learning Environment)

1.5 (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT:

Diversity

 Technology

C3- (Establishes a Culture of Learning) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

3 (Learning Environments/ The Learner and Learning Environment)

3 (Learning Environments/ The Learner and Learning Environment)

1.5  (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT:

Diversity

Technology

The Cycle of Teaching: Planning, Assessment and Reflection

Prospective teachers need to make content knowledge relevant to learners by connecting it to local, state, national, and global issues and
make content knowledge accessible to learners by using multiple means of communication to help learners use content to solve problems. Prospective teachers need to design student learning objectives that align to content standards and assess those objectives. Prospective teachers need to understand and integrate assessment, planning, and instructional strategies in coordinated and engaging ways. They need to know how to design, implement and interpret results from a range of formative and summative assessments so they can modify instruction.

C4- (Demonstrates Knowledge of Content, Pedagogy, and Resources) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

4 (Content Knowledge/Content Knowledge Environment)

4 (Content Knowledge/Content Knowledge Environment)

1.2 (Use of Research)

1.4 (College and Career-Ready)

3.4 (Monitors Candidates' Progressions Throughout the Program)

CCT: Diversity

C5- (Develops Learning Objectives that Align to Learning Standards) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

4 (Content Knowledge/Content Knowledge)

4 (Content Knowledge/Content Knowledge)

1.2 (Use of Research)

1.4 (College and Career-Ready)

3.4 (Monitors Candidates' Progressions Throughout the Program)

CCT: Diversity

C6- (Engages Students in Inquiry-Based Learning and Academic Discourse) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

5 (Application of Content/Content Knowledge)

5 (Application of Content/Content Knowledge)

1.5 (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT: Technology

C7- (Plans for Supporting Academic Language (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

5 (Application of Content/Content Knowledge)

5 (Application of Content/Content Knowledge)

1.5  (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT: Technology

C8 (Design Assessments to Support Learning) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

6 (Assessment/ Instructional Practice)

6 (Assessment/ Instructional Practice)

1.5  (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT: Technology

C9- (Uses Assessments to Inform Instructional Practices) (K,D,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

6 (Assessment/ Instructional Practice)

6 (Assessment/ Instructional Practice)

1.5  (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT: Technology

C10- (Develops Success Criteria Based on Learning Objectives and Engages Learners in Analyzing their own Assessment) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

6 (Assessment/ Instructional Practice)

6 (Assessment/ Instructional Practice)

1.5  (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT: Technology

C11- (Designs Instruction to Engage/ Expand/ Support Student Learning) (K,A)

1.2 (Use of Research)

7 (Planning for Instruction/ Instructional Practice)

7 (Planning for Instruction/ Instructional Practice)

C12- (Facilitates Instruction to Expand/Support Learning) (K,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

8 (Instructional Strategies/Instructional Practice)

8 (Instructional Strategies/Instructional Practice)

1.2 (Use of Research)

1.5  (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT: Technology

3.4 (Monitors Candidates' Progressions Throughout the Program)

C13- (Reflects on Teaching) (K,D,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

9 (Professional Learning /Professional Responsibility)

C14- (Analyzes Teacher Effectiveness) (K,D,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

9 (Professional Learning /Professional Responsibility)

Professional Responsibility

Prospective teachers need to create a safe and productive learning environment where learners can achieve at the highest levels. Prospective teachers need to be self-reflective, and collaborative. They need to contribute to improving instructional practices that meet learners’ needs and accomplish their school’s mission and goals. Prospective teachers need to model ethical behavior.

C15- (Participates in the Professional Community to Grow and Develop) (D,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

10 (Leadership and Collaboration/Professional Responsibility)

10 (Leadership and Collaboration/Professional Responsibility)

3.3 (Candidate Quality, Recruitment and Selectivity-Non-academic factors)

C16- (Demonstrates Professional Ethics) (D,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

NJPST 11 ( Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

3.3 (Dispositions and Non-academic Attributes Throughout the Programs)

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

NJPST 11 ( Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

C17- (Demonstrates Professional Dispositions) (D,A)

1.1 (InTASC)

 

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

9 (Professional Learning /Professional Responsibility)

1.5 (Model and Apply Technology)

CCT:

Diversity Technology

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

NJPST 11 (Ethical Practice)

3.3 (Dispositions and Non-academic Attributes Throughout the Programs)

9 (Professional Learning and Ethical Practice/Professional Responsibility)

NJPST 11 (Ethical Practice)

C18- (Demonstrate skills and commitment that afford all P-12 learners access to rigorous college and career ready standards) (K,A)

1.4 (College and Career-Ready)

4 (Content Knowledge/Content Knowledge)

4 (Content Knowledge/Content Knowledge) NJLS 9-21st Century Life and Careers

3.4 (Monitors Candidates' Progressions Throughout the Program)