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I'm not sure about math/science opportunities as I'm in the
Humanities, but I'm currently in ARTC and it's not bad. It's a
lot of extra work during an already hectic first year of
teaching, but the majority of the classes are ARTC-specific and
therefore, taught in a way that you can apply many of the
things you learn right away. So far, the most theory-heavy
course has been my content-specific methods course. Have you
talked to Linda Hughes specifically? A phone call to her may
be well worth your time, as she heads up the program and has
been really helpful.
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