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Filling out the Self Assessment Form is an essential step in your journey through the Secondary Transition to Teaching Program. This form serves as a reflective tool to evaluate your strengths and areas for growth in your teaching practice.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Self Assessment Form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the document and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering your name and the date at the top of the form. This personal information is necessary for identification purposes.
3. Reflect on your knowledge about content areas. In the section labeled 'A. Content Knowledge,' indicate your major content area and any additional certification areas, if applicable.
4. Assess your knowledge in both your major and additional content areas. Select the appropriate checkbox that represents your understanding, and provide brief examples to justify your ranking.
5. Evaluate your comfort level in presenting this knowledge to students. Check the corresponding box and share examples that demonstrate your ability to convey information effectively.
6. In section 'B. Human Growth and Development,' check all applicable options that relate to your understanding of developmental levels among students.
7. Proceed to section 'C,' focusing on Knowledge and Skills related to Instruction and Curriculum. Reflect on your experiences and rate your level of understanding in instructional planning and assessment.
8. In section 'D. Dispositions,' reflect on your attitudes and tendencies as an educator. Choose from the options provided to assess each dispositional area, detailing strengths and areas for growth.
9. Once all sections have been completed, review your responses for clarity and completeness. Ensure that any additional comments are noted at the end.
10. Save your changes, download the form as a PDF, print a hard copy, or share the completed form as needed for your records or submission.

Complete your Self Assessment Form online today to take a significant step in your teaching career.