Demonstrating Competency

The Tennessee Board of Regents Ready2Teach program is competency-based. Required competencies are a combination of state-identified evaluation dimensions on which every teacher in Tennessee is evaluated and especially critical teaching characteristics identified by our partner superintendents.
- Our entire program is organized around these competencies, and we will be accountable for ensuring that every one of our graduates has achieved them.
- Grades, seat time, and course completion no longer are important or required indicators of achievement.
- This means that we will have considerable flexibility in the experiences we require of our residents, as long as they are able to demonstrate competencies.
- All competencies are based on current research and theory, and we continue to conduct research on which competencies are important to student outcomes.
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Six universities and thirteen community colleges across the state of Tennessee.
Universities & School Districts
NEWS
- 03/05/12 - US Dept. of Education’s R-E-S-P-E-C-T Program
- 03/05/12 - (Un)settling the score: Is there value in releasing teachers' ratings?
- 03/05/12 - Tennessee First to the Top
- 03/05/12 - TN Department of Education Top-to-Bottom Review
- 09/22/11 - MTSU ready to tackle Ready2Teach











