Housing needed in Barrow from late May to Late August
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May 6, 2003
I'd heard that you don't have to have a teaching degree to
teach in Alaska. I was told you have to have a Bachelor's
and pass one of the Praxis tests.
Please let me know if this is just misinformation going
around.
Thanks!
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Absolute nonsense. You not only need a teaching certificate
from AK or a state with reciprocity but if not from AK you
teach on a 2 year waiver. During that time you have to take
an AK history class and a Multicultural course. Our state
also instituted the testing requirements to be highly
qualified (if ...See More