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May 7, 2011
Jaron HM
Elementary ed is also a tough market, but given the near term state of the economy, I would advise special education over preK. Given the legal requirements for inclusion and growing advocacy for students with special needs, there is also a demand for teacher who are trained for special education. I know teachers with early childhood and special ed...See More
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