Sentences with phrase «traditional teacher credentials»

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Men and women who enter teaching through other than traditional teacher education programs are less academically qualified and less likely to consider teaching their lifelong occupation than those who obtained their credentials through customary paths, a new report concludes.

While the strengths of experience are often overlooked in education reform, our teachers also confound the traditional school belief in credentials.

A great push is underway in higher education to offer more online learning for traditional students, nontraditional teaching candidates, and practicing teachers seeking advanced credentials.

The traditional route to receiving teaching certification in California is to complete a state - approved teacher education program from a regionally accredited university and follow through on these specific credentials.

Unfortunately, according to the US Department of Education's report, Providing Effective Teachers for All Students: Examples from Five Districts, traditional methods of identifying and promoting educators» effectiveness - such as credentials from education and experience - aren't reliable indicators of a teachers» ability to impact student achiTeachers for All Students: Examples from Five Districts, traditional methods of identifying and promoting educators» effectiveness - such as credentials from education and experience - aren't reliable indicators of a teachers» ability to impact student achiteachers» ability to impact student achievement.

Few Guardians entered the profession by alternative routes, instead earning their credentials in traditional colleges and universities, under the tutelage of professors who had themselves been classroom teachers before moving to higher education.