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How do school districts support an Initial Educator trained at an out-of-state institution that used different standards?

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How do school districts support an Initial Educator trained at an out-of-state institution that used different standards?

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The majority of states are training their students using standards that are quite similar to those used in Wisconsin. In addition, school districts are required under PI 34 to provide orientation and ongoing support seminars for all Initial Educators.