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I am graduating next year with a degree in elem./special
educ. and I was wondering if there are a lot of openings
for new teachers in the Gary, Merrillville, or Hammond
School district area. Also, I was considering pursuing a
masters degree full-time (special educ.) directly after
undergrad. Will this make me more or less marketable in
this particular area? I only really want to teach special
educ. at the elem. level, but would consider a "regular"
elementary classroom position. Does anyone have any
information regarding this? - Thanks in advance!
I am graduating next year with a degree in elem./special
educ. and I was wondering if there are a lot of openings
for new teachers in the Gary, Merrillville, or Hammond
School district area. Also, I was considering pursuing a
masters degree full-time (special educ.) directly after
undergrad. Will this make me more or less marketable in
this particular area? I only really want to teach special
educ. at the elem. level, but would consider a "regular"
elementary classroom position. Does anyone have any
information regarding this? - Thanks in advance!
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Although special ed is always in demand, don't get a master's
until you are in the school you want to be in for your career.
If you have to job hunt again (relocation, etc.) you will
probably not be hired (or will be capped on how much
experience on the scale a school will be willing to give you)
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