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Dec 20, 2006
I posted this in a thread below but realize that it may be
too buried.
I'm in Fayetteville and applying to the non-traditional
licensure program. My undergraduate degree was in
political science (with a minor in history, and I'm taking
the Arkansas history class this coming spring). I
practiced ...See More
Dec 26, 2006
Is the MAT program at the University of Arkansas worth it
or would I be throwing my money away? Is the non-
traditional licensure just as valid?
Dec 28, 2006
Is it true that you will more likely find a job faster if
you have experience as a substitute teacher?
Dec 30, 2006
How many of you teach TERC?
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jm
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On 1/08/07, Tonya wrote:
> On 12/30/06, jm wrote:
>> How many of you teach TERC?
> I teach investigations. I like it for the most part. But of
> course, as with most curriculums, there are some things that
> it is lacking.
It does get me a pay check.
On 1/08/07, Tonya wrote:
> On 12/30/06, jm wrote:
>> How many of you teach TERC?
> I teach investigations. I like it for the most part. But of
> course, as with most curriculums, there are some things that
> it is lacking.
It does get me a pay check.
Ms. Daniels
/blockquote>
I have my reservations about it, but my students seem to like the program.
Most of the members of the Investigations discussion group seem to feel
the same way.
investigations
[link removed]
I have my reservations about it, but my students seem to like the program.
Most of the members of the Investigations discussion group seem to feel
the same way.
investigations
[link removed]
/blockquote>
In upper elementary, is your classroom well equipped with
technology?
In upper elementary, is your classroom well equipped with
technology?
pp
/blockquote>
I have 3 old computers.
On 12/31/06, teach wrote:
> In upper elementary, is your classroom well equipped with
> technology?
I have 3 old computers.
On 12/31/06, teach wrote:
> In upper elementary, is your classroom well equipped with
> technology?
Sarah
/blockquote>
On 12/31/06, teach wrote:
> In upper elementary, is your classroom well equipped with
> technology?
in my early elem room I was lucky to have one windows 2000
machine, and that didn't always work. No printer.
On 12/31/06, teach wrote:
> In upper elementary, is your classroom well equipped with
> technology?
in my early elem room I was lucky to have one windows 2000
machine, and that didn't always work. No printer.
Jan 8, 2007
Hi
I am qualified with a 4 year BA - English and Political
Science and my Bachelor of Education -English and Social
Studies. I am wondering how difficult it would be to get
certified in Arkansas. Also how easy is it to get a job
at the junior/senior high level in El Dorado and
surrounding areas....See More
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The NTLP program is a straight-forward process. You have to
find your own job, but you can apply to schools on the
strength of your work history and simply say that you intend
to apply to NTLP. I think the deadline to apply to NTLP is
late June, so there's plenty of time to interview. Take your
Praxis I (it c...See More