WGU MA in Education

[ladylearner]

First you are in the city so now I understand the esl. I was/am a country bumpkin. Hunterdon county is mostly very country. Also I don't think any of the classes are offered in Hunterdon I would have had to drive about an hour minimum to take classes.

It has been a while, but I think you had to at least start the classes within a year of your getting the teaching job. If I remember right you did need to take 1 20 or so hour class be for you can even be eligible. Usually I think it is a couple of hours over several weeks to finish. I found a program near AC that did it in 4 or 5 longer days in a row. I took a week off rented a cheap hotel on the out skirt of the city and stayed down there. You will also need to take at least 1 PRAXIS II exam. I tried taking one without much study and failed an exam for the first and only time.

I am almost positive that a Masters without License will not be allowed as a substitute for the classes. They want to be sure you understand common core and how to use it when writing a lesson plan which they also want to teach you how to do.

Hiya Linda. I start the 24-hour class at TESU on Monday. I've got a teacher/class to observe. I sent an email to the NJTesol group and lots of nice teachers responded. I'm actually excited about the class since there's lots of stuff in the materials that can help me as an educator in general. I need to take the two Praxis exams next month. I don't know how long it takes to finish this process. And I'm still not sure if I'll ever use this certificate. But here goes.