As a teacher, what gaps do you see in STEM education?
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Aug 27, 2013
How many credentials can I get out of this? I think I can get a physics credential if I take another 8 credits or so. Would it be worthwhile to do this, as even if credentialed, I would have only 14-18 credits in physics.
More importantly, is it better for me to finish a BA in chemistry? That would require more money and an additional year. Do principals value a degree in the subject to be taught (in my case chemistry) or would they prefer many credentials?
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