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Aug 14, 2007
I am considering going through the NTLP in AR. First of
all--what experiences and opinions do you have about this
program? Is it worth it? Secondly--What praxis subject
do I need to take if I want to teach elementary? I have a
masters degree in counseling and a lot of experience
working with kiddos, with BA in psychology. I'm about to
register for the required literacy through Harding that
has Saturday classes near where I live. What do you think?
Any advice or other information is greatly appreciated.
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AJH
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Diane, I sent you an email. ajh
On 8/20/07, Diane Owens wrote:
> Hello AJH
> Thanks so much for your replies. My email:
> diane.[email removed].
Diane, I sent you an email. ajh
On 8/20/07, Diane Owens wrote:
> Hello AJH
> Thanks so much for your replies. My email:
> diane.[email removed].
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Diane,
I am in my second year of NTL and while it's been challenging,
you really can't beat the program if you compare it to other
states programs. You are going to have days where you say "Why
the h*ll did I do this," but ultimately, it's worth it. The
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