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Mar 23, 2006
I am an a Secondary Education Undergrad student looking to
help Hawaii with it's upward movement in education. I know
that the most need positions are Science and Math. I am
interested in becoming a history teacher. My question is,
is there a great enough need for History teachers on the
islands for me to be confident that I can get a position.
Or, should I study Science so that my chances will be
increased. Please advise. Thanks.
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On 3/23/06, Mike wrote:
> I am an a Secondary Education Undergrad student looking to
> help Hawaii with it's upward movement in education. I know
> that the most need positions are Science and Math. I am
> interested in becoming a history teacher. My question is,
> is the...See More