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/blockquote>
Help someone,
I need a straight answer regarding whether you need a
Masters degree in Oregon to renew your license. I asked so
many people, universities, principals, superintendents, and
the TSCP, but no one can still give me the straight answer.
This is my situation: I have a bachelors degree. I got a ...See More/blockquote>
Help someone,
I need a straight answer regarding whether you need a
Masters degree in Oregon to renew your license. I asked so
many people, universities, principals, superintendents, and
the TSCP, but no one can still give me the straight answer.
This is my situation: I have a bachelors degree. I got a
multi subject teaching credential from California.
(Teaching credential program consisted of 38 smemester hour
units). I have all the requirements for an Oregon
license. After getting an Oregon Initial license, will I
need to get a Masters degree? Some say yes, some say no.
Which is it? TSCP told me that they changed the policy and
now they will accept 45 quarter hour units of post
bachelors classes in liew of the masters degree. So does
that mean my 37 semester units will count towards the
equivalent of the masters degree, or do I have to start all
over and get 45 units of graduate courses? Help, does
anyone know or experienced the same confusion as me?
by Las Vegas
Nov 21, 2005
/blockquote>
Send Video email instead of cards
This Xmas!!!!
If a picture is worth a thousand words
Then a video email is worth a thousand pictures !!!!
/blockquote>
Online Raters Needed for
HSTW Program
(High Schools That Work)
Who: Teachers and Individuals with Bachelor’s degree (or
higher) in mathematics, general science, English, and/or
language arts. Current or prior teaching experience at high
school or middle school levels is highly desirable. Midd...See More/blockquote>
Online Raters Needed for
HSTW Program
(High Schools That Work)
Who: Teachers and Individuals with Bachelor’s degree (or
higher) in mathematics, general science, English, and/or
language arts. Current or prior teaching experience at high
school or middle school levels is highly desirable. Middle
school teachers should be experienced in Algebra. Graduate
students (Teaching Assistants) and substitute teachers are
also welcome to apply.
Applicants must be residents of the United States.
What: To score HSTW student responses to open-ended
performance questions by computer, using ETS scoring
rubrics
Where: HSTW raters will use the Online Scoring NetworkTM
(OSN) system to evaluate examinees’ responses using a
computer from their home or office.
When: February 1 – March 5, 2006
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from an accredited college or
university
Scorers must have computers that meet the minimum hardware
and software requirement (please see [link removed])
Training: Approved applicants will self-train using the
online tutorial followed by certification. Successful
certification is required to score.
Schedule: Raters are required to work in four or eight hour
increments up to a maximum of 40 hours a week.
Compensation: Approved and certified raters earn $15 an
hour
Online Application: [link removed].
by Texas teacher
Jan 31, 2006
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Public education in Texas is in BIG trouble! We have a
politician in Austin who is from Arlington, and is the
head of the education committee. His name is Kent
Grusendorf anf he hates teachers! He blames teachers for
his son's suicide, and has been punishing teachers since
he was elected. If he gets re-e...See More/blockquote>
Public education in Texas is in BIG trouble! We have a
politician in Austin who is from Arlington, and is the
head of the education committee. His name is Kent
Grusendorf anf he hates teachers! He blames teachers for
his son's suicide, and has been punishing teachers since
he was elected. If he gets re-elected, we will lose our
continuing contracts. We'll also lose our 22-1 class cap
for K-3, and our 30-minute duty-free lunch (I never knew
those existed until I came to Texas!) He supports
vouchers, which as we all know takes money from public
education. There is a lady running against him this year
who has a good chance of defeating him. Her name is Diane
Patrick. Early voting for this primary election is Feb
21 - March 3, and the regular election is March 7. We
have it on good authority that he plans to initiate a
nasty smear campaign against her just prior to the
primary. Those of us who care about our children are
asking that voters who live in District 94 call, write, or
email their friends and family to ask them to vote for
Diane Patrick. We're even asking those dyed-in-the-wool,
straight-Democrat-ticket voters to, JUST THIS ONCE, to
vote in the primary, vote early, and vote for Diane
Patrick. If you have friends or family in the Arlington,
Texas, area please forward this email to them and ask them
to help us defeat Kent Grusendorf. Thanks, and have a
great rest-of-the-year!
/blockquote>
Anybody been to the Portland Teacher Fair before? Any
thoughts appreciated. Thanks.
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On 10/31/05, Laststraw wrote:
> Shelley,
> I have been teaching for over 30 years and have never heard
> of a state that requires its teachers to have a master's
> degree to renew a teaching certificate;
Oregon DID pass a law requiring all new teachers to have a
master's within six ...See More