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May 23, 2006
Hi,
I am confused about alternative licensure. The university
programs that prepare people for alternative licensure want
you to have a teaching job before they will admit you to
the university program. Isn't this backwards? Why would a
school district hire someone with no teaching experience
and no education credits? Wouldn't it make more sense for
someone to spend a year gaining the education credits
first, and then try to get a teaching job? Is there a way
to do what I am suggesting - which university would do
this?
Thank you.
Jerry
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On 5/23/06, Jerry wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am confused about alternative licensure. The university
> programs that prepare people for alternative licensure
want
> you to have a teaching job before they will admit you to
> the university program. Isn't this backwards? Why would
a