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Originally Posted by katnip kid
Are you sure about that, Sigequinox? Even with a degree in math and bio? I ask because I was at a party a long while back and a teacher in a major city (I can't remember, maybe NYC?) had said they needed teachers in those subjects so badly for Spanish speaking students that they would take a non-education graduate. He said they would hire someone with any major at all, as long as that individual could speak Spanish, and that the school system would tell you what to teach them.
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I know that because of the shortage of math and science teachers, the towns will work with people in those majors. I know someone who got a job through the Teachers Employment agency in Fairfield and they did not have a degree in teaching. They did have to agree to go back to get that degree but were given a number of years to do it. Jay
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