TFT Quiz

How many semesters is a Credential Program?

• 2 semesters

• 3 semesters

• 4 semesters

• 1 semester

What grade levels can someone with a Multiple Subject Credential teach?

• K-8th

• TK-8th

• K-5th

• TK-5th

Answer explanation

A multiple subject credential authorizes an individual to teach multiple subjects to students in classrooms from transitional kindergarten through 8th grade

How many disability areas are available for SPED credential students to specialize in?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• Students do not specialize in one area

Answer explanation

At CSUF, students may specialize in the following disability areas within the Education Specialist Credential Program:

-Early Childhood Education

• -Mild/Moderate Support Needs

• -Extensive Support Needs

Special Education Teachers are in high demand

• True

• False

What setting is one allowed to teach with a Single Subject credential?

• Middle School

• High School

• Elementary School

• Special Education

Answer explanation

A single subject credential allows one to teach in Middle school and/or High School settings in the areas of : English, Math, Science, Social Science, World Languages, Art, Music, and Physical Education.

What kind of credential does one need if they want to teach high school?

• Multiple Subject

• SPED

• Single Subject

Which credential program requires a 2.5 cumulative GPA or 2.75 GPA for your last 60 units?

• Multiple Subject

• Single Subject

• Special Eduation

• All of the above

There is a significant need for teachers in math and _______.

Answer explanation

You do not need a degree in math or science to teach these subjects!

The basic skills requirement (BSR) require future teachers to demonstrate basic skills proficiency in reading, writing, and math

• True

• False

When prospective teachers show that they have a deep understanding of the content they intend to teach, they are demonstrating:

• Effective Classroom Management

• Subject Matter Knowledge and Competency

• Strong Communication Skills

• Innovative Teaching Strategies