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Jan 16, 2006
Help anyone help need any information possible.
My name is Amanda Larkins, I am 26 years old and I
currently live in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. I am
interested in coming to Rhode Island to teach in the
elementary \ special needs department of a school. I hold
a Bachelors of Arts in Learning Difficulties \ Learning
Disabilities and I currently completing my teaching
certificate in Elementary School Teaching in the UK. I
have a few questions to ask and would really appreciate
any information \ advice available.
As this is a beginning of my looking into this can you
tell me what qualifications Rhode Island is looking for
from their prospective teachers? As stated before I do
have a degree in Learning Disabilities from a British
University and in addition I have been working with
learning disabilities for the past 2 years.
Another question I have is how should I go about looking
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You can find out about teacher certification procedures on
[link removed].
Good luck! You might be able to get a visa simply by virtue
of the fact that Special Education (what we call LD) is a high
need area.