What are the options for demonstrating competence in core academic subjects?
Options for demonstrating subject matter competence vary, depending on whether a teacher is “new” or “not new” to the profession and teaches elementary or secondary curriculum. It is important to note that for IDEA and NCLB compliance, the July 1, 2002, date refers to when the teacher earned his or her first teaching credential.
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