Teaching HS chemistry / physics in NH
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Aug 31, 2005
I graduated from UNH about a year and a half ago with a
degree in biology. I am extremly interested in becoming a
teacher and have been researching my options for some
time. I have to admit though that I am totally confused.
Do i need to back to school and take education classes?
Can i become certified with just my bachelors in biology?
And how do I get the experience and recommodations I
need? Im looking for any kind of advice on how to get my
foot in the door. Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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Go to the New Hampshire Board of Ed (link below) website and
click on "Becoming a NH educator" follow the links that refer
to Alternative IV certification. You should find a list
of "critical shortage" teaching areas. Biology is currently
on that list. Follow the instructions for obtaining
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