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Jan 26, 2010
What is the state of Deaf Education in the East/South Sound regions? Is it possible to find a job? Is it in need? I'm also willing to branch off in the Special Education rooms if necessary to get started in the area.
I dual majored in Elementary Education and Special Education with a Minor in Deaf Education and have my Masters in Deaf Education.
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On 1/26/10, Tod wrote: > I'm considering moving to Washington in the next year or > two. I hold a current certification in my State and realize > I would most likely have to take the West-E's when I move > despite the reciprocity agreement. > > What is the state of Deaf Education in the East/South Sound > regions? Is it possibl...See More
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