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2008-2009 Seminar
Offerings:
Year One Participants Seminar
Offerings
Year 2
Participants Seminar Offerings
Purpose - To create and deliver
beginning teacher-centered quality
services
Mission - Beginning teachers who
participate in BTSA experience enhanced professional growth and
development, and become increasingly attached to teaching through a rich
and thoughtful induction process. Each teacher gains a professional voice
by working in close concert with experienced colleagues and trained
support providers to chart their progress through the California Standards
for the Teaching Profession.
From 1988 through 1992 the
California Department of Education and Commission on Teacher Credentialing
sponsored the California New Teacher Project (CNTP), a pilot study
examining alternative strategies for supporting and assessing new
teachers. Based on the positive outcomes and findings of the CNTP, the
Legislature and the Governor enacted SB1422 in 1992, establishing the
Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment Program (BTSA). Its purpose is to
implement cost-effective models for new teacher development in order to
“transform academic preparation into practical success in the classroom,
[and] to retain greater numbers of capable beginning teachers….(Ed. Code
Section 44279.2(a)).”
Want to check out your credential status?
Check out this website to see your credential status and the requirements
needed to clear or renew your credential.
California Commission on Teacher Credentialing
 Online
Courses
With our Citi Foundation Grant, we have
access to all of the courses offered online at the Teachers Network site.
Please contact Amy Mendoza at 643-9438 if you are in BTSA and would like
to participate in this online resource program.
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