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Most likely, you'll need a Bachelor's Degree with a major in liberal studies or education. You will earn a teaching credential (mine is K-12, multiple subjects) which permits you to teach the age/grade and subject matter (NOT a High School English credential, for contrast).
The teaching credential requires a selection of additional courses, along with a year of practical experience (supervised) in a classroom.
MOSTLY, you need the desire and the patience to work with 30 or more 5-6 year olds, many of whom have AD/HD or worse....My friend is in a kindergarten classroom with a deaf child, one with a genetic disorder as yet unnamed, and one who is missing every other rib and has trouble maintaining balance. Then add the behavior problems....
10 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
First, you need to improve your spelling. Second, you need to get a bachelors degree in an accredited university or college in the school of education . ........a 4 year degree , including student teaching in grades K- 9. It varies slightly from state to state.
10 years ago. Rating: 0 | |