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Aug 21, 2005
I have 10 years of experience and a valid license in 2nd
Eng ED from another state, but the state of NM told me
that I would have to be a student teacher if I wanted to
teach in NM. The program I went through was lateral entry
program so I did not have to do student teaching because I
was already in the classroom. Have you ever heard about a
situation like this? I cannot afford to go back to school
for a semester. Also I feel like my 10 years of
experience should count as some form of student teaching.
Any words of advice or sharing of an experience like this
would be helpful.
Thanks,
Just Want Be Back In NM
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On 8/21/05, NM wrote:
> I have 10 years of experience and a valid license in 2nd
> Eng ED from another state, but the state of NM told me
> that I would have to be a student teacher if I wanted to
> teach in NM. The program I went through was lateral entry
> program so I did not have to do...See More