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| Posted By: Clara Fitzpatrick on April 8, 2003 |
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| First, our Chicago district dropped the program that was successful ( the teachers had changed careers; the teachers went through a full student teaching and teacher education program; and the teachers have remained and been very successful, including NBPTS certified). Now we have real "alternative teacher program" of which my institution is not a part and about which I disagree. I am unable to support that because teacher candidates have content knowledge, they have pedogogical knowledge or pedagogical content knowledge that will enable them to help a diverse student body learn. What has been your experience? |
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Alternative Teacher Certification by Emily Spann on April 3, 2003
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Replies to your question of how is it going? by Clara Fitzpatrick on April 8, 2003
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Alternative or emergency licensed teachers. by Bertram Barnswell on April 9, 2003
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Emergency Licensed Teachers by Larry Palko on April 16, 2003
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alternative route teachers by elaine silverberg on April 20, 2003
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Alternative/emergency licenses by Deborah Mitchell on April 22, 2003
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teacher certification by robert tee on May 1, 2003
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alternative certification by Debbie East on May 9, 2003
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A problem of definition. by Jay Shotel on June 18, 2003
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A problem of definition (corrected copy) by Jay Shotel on June 18, 2003
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