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May 13, 2008
I was wondering if someone can explain to me what highly
qualified means. I am certified in CT and have passed both
praxis exams.
I also notice many teacher applications ask if you are
highly qualified and by what district. How are you supposed
to respond to that?
Confused??
Jen
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Jen,
This is terminology associated with the federal No Child
Left Behind initiative... This is a very tricky subject -
gets a lot of people angry when you talk about NCLB. The
idea was to have someone with a science background teach
science, not history. In some areas of the country where
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