To: mcenedo
Would love to see a sample testAs would I. I seriously doubt that the teacher's certification exam requires them to do linear algebra or differential equations...
Many elementary and secondary teachers nowadays have education degrees, not degrees in a subject that is taught in the lower level schools. I am of the opinion that education ought to be a minor added on to a baccalaureate degree in whatever subject (English, mathematics, chemistry, etc.) the person intends to teach.
22 posted on
04/27/2003 8:51:28 PM PDT by
Chemist_Geek
("Drill, R&D, and conserve" should be our watchwords! Energy independence for America!)
To: Chemist_Geek
No lie. I did 1640 on the GRE's and my math sucks.
32 posted on
04/27/2003 9:03:09 PM PDT by
annyokie
To: Chemist_Geek
As would I. I seriously doubt that the teacher's certification exam requires them to do linear algebra or differential equations... I suspect that the test should more accurately be called an "arithmetic" test.
86 posted on
04/28/2003 7:19:19 AM PDT by
jackbill
To: Chemist_Geek
I call myself a triple major...education, math, and English. I needed the least amount of hours in English--27.
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