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    Post: Interesting Statistics

    Posted by sirrahalegna on 6/25/08

    Okay, I confess. It's summer break and I can't stop
    worrying/thinking about whether or not I'm going to pass
    this year...on my third and final attempt.

    There's often a lot of concern about how many people
    actually pass after we all put so much money, time, and
    energy into the process:

    In an article by The National Academics, it says "From 1993
    through 2007, 99,300 teachers applied for NBPTS
    certification, and 63,800 earned the credential." This is a
    64% passage rate.

    So then I think to myself...I'll probably get my 2points
    this time but what about when renewal comes around?! Will I
    ever get to stop worrying about the NB process?

    On the NBPTS site, it says "Since candidates for renewal
    have already demonstrated that they are highly accomplished
    teachers, approximately 9 out of 10 candidates successfully
    renew their certification" It costs another $1150 and is
    supposed to take about 40 hours.

    I'm left wondering what about the 1 out of 10 who doesn't
    get renewed...what about the 35,500 people who didn't
    certify at all? I know that a lot of positive things come
    out of this, but I also see that it could really dishearten
    some great teachers who don't make it through. I'll be
    keeping my fingers crossed until December that I won't be in
    that group.

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  • Interesting Statistics, 6/25/08, by sirrahalegna.
  • Re: Interesting Statistics, 6/25/08, by Aly.
  • Re: Interesting Statistics, 7/06/08, by Searcher.

     
     

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