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May 25, 2010
I have a bachelors degree in engineering and a background ranging from research in medical physics to jet engine design. The one constant throughout my career is a love of teaching and motivating young engineers.
I am curious about the possibility of going in to teaching at the high school level in a rural area preferably in the Kentucky/Tennessee area. Any one care to advise me?
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Otherwise, I would recommend you get a traditional teaching license if at all possible. How many areas do you think you can get certified in? In a rural school you may need to teach ALL of the science classes. It could...See More