The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing has launched a Roadmap to Teaching initiative that helps guide potential educators through the process of earning a credential.
A digital tool on its website provides information for potential teachers, substitute teachers, counselors, librarians, administrators, health service workers and aides. It walks candidates through the credentialing process for their desired position, as well as preparation options.
The commission also has a new staff of career counselors to provide individualized guidance to those interested in a career in education.
Please help put parents in charge of their child’s education by forwarding this article to other parents, family, friends and voters.
Commission offers teacher candidates a Road Map to Teaching
- by: Diana Lambert
- 2023-10-24
- Source:
EdSource
- 10/25/2023
Placing red push pins into city street map. by GeoJango Maps is licensed under Unsplash unsplash.com
Other Articles
New California Laws Require High School Classes on Drug Education, Financial Literacy and Ethnic Studies
Last week, California became the 26th state to require high school seniors to pass courses focused on finance literacy, coming behind recently added ethnic studies prerequisite and a health class requirement focused on the dangers of fentanyl use.
Read More
Read More
Hoping to lower dropout rates, Newsom bans ‘willful defiance’ suspensions through high school
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed a bill that will ban “willful defiance” suspensions for middle and high school students who demonstrate bad behavior, including breaking the dress code, talking back to a teacher or using their phone in class.
Read More
Read More
California districts won't be able to suspend students for 'willful defiance' next school year
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation banning the practice in the state's public schools, starting in July
Read More
Read More
Kindergarten Teacher Of The Year Makes Learning Fun
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize teachers and show them how much they're valued and appreciated.
Read More
Read More
California Commits to Teaching Media Literacy
From January 1 2024, California public schools will begin teaching courses in media literacy, where students will learn to identify and distinguish valid news platforms and articles, paid advertising, and understand the impact of fake news in society.
Read More
Read More
Flashcards help children learn multiplication tables, research suggests
Children often struggle to memorize multiplication facts, as Hechinger reported, but research suggests it may be worth the effort.
Read More
Read More
Opinion: The achievement gap in Southern California’s education system
This inaccessibility due to expenses is one example of the achievement gap. In schools, the achievement gap is a difference in academic performance between groups of students. It arises at a young age, when students are born into a particular social class, race, disability, or gender.
Read More
Read More
Where Do Teachers Want To Teach? And Why?
Teacher shortages are an issue in many states, yet differences in policy result in dramatically different levels of student access to high-quality teachers across states.
Read More
Read More
