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Jul 11, 2007
I graduated with a BS in Mechanical engineering and have
been working for the past 10 years. I'm very intersed in
changing fields and becomming a teacher. I'm tired of the
travel. I would love to become a Physics/Science or Math
teacher and am looking for a way to get started. Any
suggestions would be appreciated.
Jason
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