I am an ESL in Colorado
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Apr 21, 2008
I have subbed this year and found I am really good at
teaching HS Math. I went to find out the requirements to
become a full time teacher and it would take nearly 3 years
full time in addition to my Bachelor's Degree to get
credentials. No wonder there is a shortage of math
teachers. Sad thing is that I can really teach Algebra and
Stats. Does anyone have any other suggestions? I cannot
with a family go back to college for 3 years. Thanks
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