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Re: Private school certifications to Mrs.D
Posted by Mrs. D on 4/01/08
I know how you feel. My husband is military and we move to a new
state every 2-4 years, and a new state always means a new test. We
are actually moving again this summer, and I am so burned out on
all of the things I have to do to be able to teach, I have decided
not to teach next year. I think I am going to work on my master's
and do something else until he retires in 4 years. Unfortunately it doesn't matter how qualified you really are, you
won't be considered "highly qualified" in AL without the Praxis.
However, with your experience you won't have any trouble finding a
private school job. On 3/26/08, Laurie wrote:
> I have taught for over 30 years and am considered highly
> qualified. I am also a Reading Recovery teacher and an
> instructional specialist for Kindergarten and first grade.I just
> was trying to avoid taking another state test at this point. No,
> I didn't take the PRAXIS and don't really want to, but I do love
> my job and would like to continue working in the schools. NO
> subbing, though! :>) Laurie
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Private school certifications, 3/24/08, by Laurie.
- Re: Private school certifications, 3/25/08, by Mrs. D.
- Re: Private school certifications, 3/26/08, by Laurie.
- Re: Private school certifications to Mrs.D, 3/26/08, by Laurie.
- Re: Private school certifications to Mrs.D, 4/01/08, by Mrs. D.
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