DSAP placement only for public schools?
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Jan 15, 2008
Can someone tell me how a teacher would go about becoming
certified in two subject area's: Specifically Physics and
Chemistry?
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Paul,
Teachers receive primary certification in one area, say
physics, assuming you have 1) enough credits in physics, 2)
passed the required Praxis subject exams, 3) completed
student teaching and 4) graduated from a teacher preparation
program (traditional colllege based or ARC). At that point,
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