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I am a high school librarian trying to get teacher cert to
receive my actual salary. But I can't take the test until April and am
being paid as a sub with no benefits. Although I'm sure that classroom
experience is helpful I'm not convinced it should be a requirement for
certification. After going through much red tape with the Board of Ed in
Chicago (a very tedious and frustrating experience) I have everything in
order. But I have a feeling that they will tell me I need 100 hours of
student teaching for my cert. Where am I going to find 100 hours of
teaching by April?! I can't afford to work without benefits and a full
salary for a long period of time.
Selina
On Fri, 3 Feb 1995, Katy Zink wrote:
> I am a graduate student at Wright State University and would like your opinion
> and brief rationale to the following:
>
> In order to be an effective Library Media Specialist, should you have prior
> classroom teaching experience?
>
> Thank you!
>
> Katy Zink
> Washington C.H., Ohio
> WCHS_KZINK@k12server.mveca.ohio.gov
>
Selina Gomez-Beloz, Librarian (312) 534-4059 voice
Roberto Clemente Media Center (312) 534-4012 fax
1147 North Western Avenue, Chicago IL 60622
sgomez@firefly.prairienet.org gomez@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu