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Jan 14, 2008
I am currently a new graduate with a chemistry degree. I
passed my Praxis II tests for chemistry and am considering
taking the Physics Praxis test to be certified in Physics
also.
To be certified to teach Physics, do I need a minimum
number of credits in Physics also? Chemistry and physics
curriculum overlap significantly so may of the core
courses are the same.
Thanks for any help!
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Bob,
You would need to have 18+ credits in physics and pass the
praxis test(s) in physics as an additional certification
(once you have your p0rimary chem teaching certification).
I'm figuring you do have the education courses and student
teaching completed?
What a great combo that would be.