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I am thinking of becoming a teacher - does anyone have
some advice (i have only tutored/babysat for years and my
degree is in communications (media)) on how im supposed to
proceed to my masters in teaching?
i currently work in online marketing and while i have a
knack for business i hate a deskjob and love working with
kids. I am thinking grade 5 or 6 but high school (social
studies) interests me as well. I am completly stumped - I
want to apply to UW masters in ed. program but i have so
many questions about the profession b4 i make the leap in
career change
I am thinking of becoming a teacher - does anyone have
some advice (i have only tutored/babysat for years and my
degree is in communications (media)) on how im supposed to
proceed to my masters in teaching?
i currently work in online marketing and while i have a
knack for business i hate a deskjob and love working with
kids. I am thinking grade 5 or 6 but high school (social
studies) interests me as well. I am completly stumped - I
want to apply to UW masters in ed. program but i have so
many questions about the profession b4 i make the leap in
career change
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As a 5/6 grade teacher in Washington who has been on numerous
hiring committees, let me say that a Master's degree would be way
more impressive to those hiring you than a second bachelor's. The
state looks at our status of highly qualified teachers and
actually posts on-line the number of teachers in a building ...See More