A Comprehensive Guide To Master’s In Teaching At USC
As many of you have read my previous post about the Master’s in Teaching at USC, I wanted to follow up with a resource that would be equally helpful for those looking to become teachers. Getting the required education, such as in the online master’s program from USC, is the first step to becoming a teacher in your state.
The next step to becoming a teacher is finding out what exams and requirements are necessary to getting your certification. Fortunately, CertificaitonMap.com is the perfect resource to figure out this information. CertificationMap is an easy to navigate tool that presents certification requirements in easy to understand terms, unlike confusing legislation bills. They have done all the work for you!
The beauty of the site is that it is not only aimed at new teachers, but it is a great resource for current teachers as well. If you are a current teacher looking to teach in a new state, you not only get the certification requirements, but you also get a competitive salary average to help with job negotiations. Also, don’t forget to check out the CertificaitonMap blog for inspirational stories and great teacher resources.
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April 9th, 2010 at 10:43 am
Best Institute
Getting quality teaching with an online degree means that you need to research each institute carefully. Talk to other students, if possible. Look at several schools offering both traditional programs and online degree programs. It doesn’t hurt to check out class size either. Try to find class sizes that are small and thus offer you the possibility of individual attention. Check into how the institute can help you……………….
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April 13th, 2010 at 5:57 am
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First, know exactly why you want to earn your degree online. Do you want to get a promotion with your current employer, but s/he is only looking at coworkers with degrees? Are you seeing positions posted online or in the newspapers that you know you can do, but you need a degree to apply? Is there a part of your background that could be filled out with some online courses, so that you could present yourself as a complete solution to an employer? Do you have a bachelors degree, but realize you need a masters to keep up with the competition? Or do you just want to be rewarded for your own long-term investment in your own personal and professional development…………………
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April 16th, 2010 at 6:48 am
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It is not only convenient to get anything from a math degree to a psychology degree online, but it can also be less costly than traditional college or universities, too. Often, since online schools do not have a physical campus, they do not need to charge as much for attendance. Things like housing, campus building upkeep and cafeteria facilities are not typically offered, and so the cost of attendance is just tuition and books. In addition, most online education programs offer some form of financial aid. And the cost of online degrees earned from an accredited institution can often be offset with federal financial aid as well………….
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April 19th, 2010 at 6:11 am
Set your goals
Choosing a school to attend online has also become a very simple task. All you have to do is search for schools in your area, apply, and they will send you all the information you will need to get on with your education online. The reason you will want to chose a school in your area is because some of the courses you may take will required you to meet once or twice for exams or group projects.. ………..
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