Sentences with phrase «subject matter competency»

Maintain subject matter competency by reading blogs and journal articles that relate to your practice areas.

And we know that reciprocal learning in a classroom, whether to build subject matter competency or community, is key in pulling out the best academic results from those students.

Secondary teacher candidates are required by produce evidence of subject matter competency through one of the following: (1) earning an endorsement in the assigned field, (2) holding a degree in the assigned field, (3) passing a Colorado content test in the assigned field (e.g., PLACE, PRAXIS II), or (4) earning 24 - semester hours in the assigned field.

Core classes taught by highly qualified teachers is the percent of core academic classes (defined as English, reading or language arts, mathematics, science, foreign languages, civics and government, economics, arts, history, and geography) taught by highly qualified teachers (defined as teachers not only holding a Massachusetts teaching license, but also demonstrating subject matter competency in the areas they teach).

Elementary teacher candidates who were licensed as a teacher in any state before July 1, 2006, and currently hold or are eligible to apply for a Colorado initial or professional teaching license may meet the criteria needed to demonstrate subject matter competency in elementary education through the HOUSSE provision.

Elementary music, art and foreign language teachers may also meet subject matter competency requirements with 24 semester hours in their content area.)

If a lawyer publishes a blog entry on a topic with which that lawyer is unfamiliar, and therein claims subject matter competency on that topic, that lawyer is legally on the hook (malpractice comes to mind) for the content.

There is a very active push now in edΤech, led by organizations like the Mind Research Institute, a California based firm that produces cutting edge math learning software, to combine the development of subject matter competencies, along with skills that help students become lifelong learners.

Will students be judged more on their subject matter competency than on seat time as measured by Carnegie units?