Previous by Date | Next by Date | Date Index
Previous by Thread | Next by Thread
| Thread Index
| LM_NET
Archive
| |
LM-NETTERS - I have enjoyed this discussion. I have an Administrative Credential with a strange story behind it. Early in the 1970s, the word circulated that several teachers in my district were going to San Jose State University to take a multiple-choice test for an Administrative Credential. If you scored an 80% or better, you would receive the credential. I still remember the local teacher association officer telling me I should join the group because this was going to be the last time the test would be given in California. So I paid my $25 and signed up for the test. On the way to San Jose, we talked about what might be on the test. Someone in the group suggested that we should always select the option "form a committee" whenever it appeared as one of the choices to a question. The second suggestion was to always chose "form the widest possible commitee - that is parents, teachers, students, administrators" whenever a question focused on the composition of a group. With those words of wisdom, I took the test and received a score of 94%. A few weeks later I received my Administrative Credential. Our school district was very annoyed about this and for the next five or six years, all job postings for administrative postions specified "administrative credential through course work" in the small print. Judy Matthew jumatth@telis.org Amador Valley High School Pleasanton, Ca. 94566 http://www.pleasanton.k12.ca.us/AVHSWeb/LIBRARY.HTM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~