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Does anyone have any study material for Texas certification exam for teachers license. Please share i am really struggling with them.
Thank You! I'd really appreciate any help :)
My email is londonpark741@gmail.com
I am hoping someone can give me some feedback. Sorry if this is a bit long winded, I just want to make sure my circumstance is clear.
I just turned 63 and I am in good health. I have always wanted to be a teacher. I went to college to start to be a math teacher. I have always loved math and I am a lifelong learner. I switched majors to Com...See MoreI am hoping someone can give me some feedback. Sorry if this is a bit long winded, I just want to make sure my circumstance is clear.
I just turned 63 and I am in good health. I have always wanted to be a teacher. I went to college to start to be a math teacher. I have always loved math and I am a lifelong learner. I switched majors to Computer Science, and I have worked in the field for the last 35 years. I started out as a programmer and have moved up in the field to a business analyst, and then years as Project Manager. In this field, I build teams, coach and mentor others and teach. While in college I worked for the school as a math tutor. I feel that a lot of the skills that I have would translate well to a classroom setting. I genuinely care about others and love to help others succeed and reach their potential.
I want to give back. I was fortunate enough to have some outstanding teachers that engaged my mind and kindled a curiosity and a love of learning that has lasted my whole life. I live in Texas, and I have enrolled in an alternative certification program to get certified to teach in three areas:
235 MATHEMATICS 7-12
135 MATHEMATICS 8-12
141 COMPUTER SCIENCE 8-12
I have reviewed the subject matter and taken a few practice tests and I don't see any issues in passing. I am currently working through the required course work. The state of Texas requires a minimum of 300 clock-hours of educator preparation training for certification. These hours include Required Courses, Field-based Experiences, Supplemental Courses, Internship Project, and PPR Test Review. I have completed about 60 hours of the course work. I am really enjoying the courses.
All that long winded background to ask this: Will my age keep me from having a reasonable shot at becoming a teacher? Do you know of anyone that started teaching later in life that was successful? Thank you in advance for any feedback you can give. Feel free to shoot it to me straight - I really want to know. If you think I have lost my mind, :) feel free to say so.
Thanks again,
Charles
how do you use this website?
I switched careers later in life and became a Teacher. That was almost 10 years ago. I have been working on a resource that represents all the things I wish I had known when I started. Since every day yields new tings the resource continues to grow. Feel free to take a look.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHAq6189FM_vuoppIpf49gQ
Attention Texas High School Teachers,
My name is Elizabeth Bouse and I am a graduate student in the Secondary Education Master of Science Program at Texas A&M University—Corpus Christi. As part of my graduate capstone course and under the supervision of Dr. David Squires I am collecting data for research regarding how writing is used...See MoreAttention Texas High School Teachers,
My name is Elizabeth Bouse and I am a graduate student in the Secondary Education Master of Science Program at Texas A&M University—Corpus Christi. As part of my graduate capstone course and under the supervision of Dr. David Squires I am collecting data for research regarding how writing is used to promote learning in various content areas in Texas high schools.
We are asking you to be a part of this research study because you are a high school teacher working in Texas. To be eligible to be in this study, you must:
● be over the age of 18.
● be currently employed by a public or charter high school in Texas.
● have been working as a high school teacher in Texas for at least two consecutive years.
● teach any high school grades between 9 and 12.
● teach a subject related to Math, Science, Social Studies, English/Language Arts, Speech, Second Language, Fine Arts, Physical Education, or any other required high school course.
Should you agree to participate in this study, you will be asked to complete an anonymous online survey about your teaching practices and how you might rate the success of certain writing activities.
If you are interested in participating, please click the following anonymous link to read the information and consent form and to begin the survey. This survey link will be active until November 5, 2018. To improve the results of this study, please feel free to share this survey link with your colleagues: https://tamucc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5cdjZ2N08gAGaUd
Thank you for your consideration,
Elizabeth Bouse
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