Who must complete the NJ HOUSE Standard: Content Knowledge Matrix (Form F)?
Teachers who complete the NJ Highly Qualified Teacher Identification Form(s) (Forms A through E) and do not satisfy the federal definition of a Highly Qualified Teacher in one or more core academic content areas for which they have teaching assignments. These are: Veteran teachers: elementary and secondary teachers certified prior to 1985 Middle school teachers (grades 6-8) with an elementary (K-8) certificate who are teaching one or more core academic subjects (are departmentalized) Special education teachers How does the Content Knowledge Matrix work? The Content Knowledge Matrix allows teachers to demonstrate competency in each core academic subject they teach through a variety of categories. They are as follows: Content Area College Coursework Content Area Professional Activities Content Area Teaching Activities NBPTS Elementary Certification Successful Content Area Teaching Performance How many Matrix forms must I complete? Teachers must complete one HOUSE form (Form F) for EACH c
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