Mathematics/Adolescence and Young Adulthood

This certificate is appropriate for teachers who teach students ages 14-18+ and know the full range of the school mathematics curriculum (algebra and functions, geometry, calculus, discrete mathematics, statistics and data analysis).

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Assessment at a Glance:

This document contains information about the following topics:

• Choosing the right certificate
• Reviewing the Standards
• Portfolio entry descriptions
• Assessment center exercise descriptions
• Retired Prompts
• Understanding the National Board Scoring Process
• Certification planning timeline

 

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Standards:

Read the standards for this certificate. This document contains information about the following topics:

Commitment

• Commitment to Students and Their Learning
• Equity, Diversity, and Fairness

Knowledge of Mathematics, Students, and Teaching

• Knowledge of Mathematics
• Knowledge of Students
• Knowledge of Teaching Practice

The Teaching of Mathematics

• The Art of Teaching
• Learning Environment
• Ways of Thinking Mathematically
•  Assessment

Professional Development and Outreach

• Reflection and Growth
• Families and Communities
• Contributing to the Professional Community

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Portfolio Instructions:

Read the portfolio instructions for this certificate. This document contains information about the following topics:

• The Five Core Propositions
• Portfolio Overview
• Portfolio Guidelines and Considerations
• Studying the Standards
• Writing About Teaching
• Video Practice
• Preparing and Mailing Your Portfolio
• Portfolio and Eligibility Forms

2009-2010 Portfolio Instructions

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Download AYA/Math Portfolio Instructions

2010-2011 Portfolio Instructions

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Scoring Guide for Candidates:

This document contains information about the following topics:

• Part 1: Understanding and Interpreting your Scores - General information common to all certificates on understanding and interpreting your scores
• Part 2: Understanding and Applying the Scoring Criteria - Scoring rubrics for portfolio entries and assessment center exercises specific to your certificate area
• Evaluation of Evidence - Information that governs how assessors record the evidence in each entry, specific to your certificate area  

 

Download Scoring Guide for Candidates:

 

Part 1: Understanding and Interpreting Your Scores

Part 2: AYA/Math Understanding and Applying the Scoring Criteria

AYA/Math Evaluation of Evidence