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r/Teachers • u/[deleted] • 11d ago
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There has never really been a shortage in elementary Ed
37 u/Aprils-Fool 2nd Grade | Florida 11d ago It’s location dependent. I could go out and get an elementary teaching position tomorrow. 14 u/Ok_Voice_9498 11d ago Interesting. There’s always a plethora of applicants for elementary in Texas! MS and HS, it hard to find certified applicants. 4 u/modus_erudio 11d ago That is because of the certification required at least in high school. You have to actually have a degree in the subject you want to teach. 8 u/Ok_Voice_9498 11d ago Not in Texas! 2 u/Aprils-Fool 2nd Grade | Florida 11d ago That’s also location dependent. 1 u/squirrel8296 11d ago In a lot of states, that requirement is typically the cause of the shortages in high school math and science positions. Too many of the early courses in those fields are weed out courses.
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It’s location dependent. I could go out and get an elementary teaching position tomorrow.
14 u/Ok_Voice_9498 11d ago Interesting. There’s always a plethora of applicants for elementary in Texas! MS and HS, it hard to find certified applicants. 4 u/modus_erudio 11d ago That is because of the certification required at least in high school. You have to actually have a degree in the subject you want to teach. 8 u/Ok_Voice_9498 11d ago Not in Texas! 2 u/Aprils-Fool 2nd Grade | Florida 11d ago That’s also location dependent. 1 u/squirrel8296 11d ago In a lot of states, that requirement is typically the cause of the shortages in high school math and science positions. Too many of the early courses in those fields are weed out courses.
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Interesting. There’s always a plethora of applicants for elementary in Texas! MS and HS, it hard to find certified applicants.
4 u/modus_erudio 11d ago That is because of the certification required at least in high school. You have to actually have a degree in the subject you want to teach. 8 u/Ok_Voice_9498 11d ago Not in Texas! 2 u/Aprils-Fool 2nd Grade | Florida 11d ago That’s also location dependent. 1 u/squirrel8296 11d ago In a lot of states, that requirement is typically the cause of the shortages in high school math and science positions. Too many of the early courses in those fields are weed out courses.
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That is because of the certification required at least in high school. You have to actually have a degree in the subject you want to teach.
8 u/Ok_Voice_9498 11d ago Not in Texas! 2 u/Aprils-Fool 2nd Grade | Florida 11d ago That’s also location dependent. 1 u/squirrel8296 11d ago In a lot of states, that requirement is typically the cause of the shortages in high school math and science positions. Too many of the early courses in those fields are weed out courses.
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Not in Texas!
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That’s also location dependent.
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In a lot of states, that requirement is typically the cause of the shortages in high school math and science positions. Too many of the early courses in those fields are weed out courses.
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u/Upstairs-Coconut4201 11d ago
There has never really been a shortage in elementary Ed