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Alabama Teacher Certification:     more detail

Let's improve teacher education and certification in Alabama by John R McLure, 1952 The teacher certification process in the United States and in Alabama by Mary Jane Herring, 1980 The Alabama teacher: 1989 principals' perceptions by William E Baird, 1989 Going the alternate route: perceptions from non-credentialed teachers.: An article from: Education by Karen Nakai, Steve Turley, 2003-06-22 Personality type as a predictor of teaching efficacy and classroom control in emergency certification teachers.: An article from: Education by Robin K. Henson, Sharon M. Chambers, 2003-12-22 Influence of personal beliefs and attitudes on certification of pre-service teachers.: An article from: Education by Mark Cooker, William F. White, 1993-12-22 Determining the influences of traditional Texas teachers vs. teachers in the emergency teaching certification program.: An article from: Education by Madeline Justice, Connie Greiner, et all 2003-12-22 TEACHER EDUCATION AS IT RELATES TO NATIONAL ACCREDITATION AND STATE APPROVAL.: An article from: Education by Philip W. Conn, 1999-09-22 A teacher candidate induction: connecting inquiry, reflection, and outcomes.: An article from: Education by Stanley V., Jr. Kyed, Michael P. Marlow, et all 2003-03-22 Preparation for role changes in general education and special education: dual certification graduates' perspectives.: An article from: Education by Georgia M. Kerns, 1996-12-22 WHAT EVERY TEACHER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE FUNCTIONS OF EMOTIONS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS.: An article from: Education by William F. White, 1998-09-22 A study of technical college instructor certification by Christopher J Bond, 1981 Learner-centered education: implementing the conceptual framework--moving from theory to action.: An article from: Education by Kay D. Woelfel, 2003-09-22

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81. University Of Montevallo
    other than the alabama Basic Skills Test, alabama does not now administer a statewideteacher test to level program leading to initial certification in a  
    http://www.montevallo.edu/notices/TitleII/InstitutionalQuestionnaire.shtm
    
    Extractions: UM QuickList Academic Programs Admissions Office Alumni Athletics Blackboard Bookstore Calendars - Academic 2002-2003 - Academic 2003-2004 - College of Fine Arts Events - University 2002-2003 - University 2003-2004 - University 2004-2005 Career Center CampusTour Class Schedule Clubs and Organizations Computer Services Continuing Education Crime Statistics Dining Services Environmental Scan Fact Book Faculty/Staff Directory Faculty Handbook Faculty Senate Financial Aid Graduate Bulletin Graduate Studies Help Desk Honors Program Institutional Research Library News/Wednesday Memo Notices Personnel Services Policies Public Safety Records Office Student Activities - Student Activity Center Student Consumer Info Student Directory Traffic Safety Center Transfer Guide Undergraduate Bulletin University Planning Visitor Center Web Statistics Title II APPENDIX C

82. NASM Panel
    no alternative certification. alabama. The alabama Web site has no information. ContactJune Mabry . For information about alabama s Troops to Teachers program  
    http://www.etsu.edu/music/faculty/nasm.htm
    
    Extractions: Alternative Certification: Threat or Opportunity? NASM Session, Dallas, Texas, November 18, 2001 This page contains links to state Department of Education sites with information about alternative certification, where available. There are also links to other organizations that have an interest in alternative certification. If you know of other links that would be useful, please send the URL to Mary Dave Blackman State Department of Education Sites Alaska. Alaska offers no alternative certification. Alabama. The Alabama Web site has no information. Contact June Mabry . For information about Alabama's Troops to Teachers program, contact Barbara Fennell Arizona Arkansas California . Scroll down to the section on Experimental and Alternative Program Standards. Colorado Connecticut Delaware This is a Specific Requirements document and is not laid with the typical traditional vs. alternative sections. Instead, each program lists a variety of alternatives. Florida . See Step 2, Requirements for issuance of a three-year Temporary Certificate. Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois ... Maine . Click on Ch 115 Credentials. Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota ... Mississippi . Click on Guidelines for MS Educator Licensure Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada ... New Mexico . There is a link to the Alternative Licensure Booklet under Option 4. New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio ... Wisconsin . This site describes Wisconsin's emergency license. No alternative certification appears to be available. Wyoming Other Links Feistritzer, C.E. (1998). "

83. Allen V. Alabama State Bd. Of Educ. (1/11/1999, No. 97-6808)
    and backpay to teacher who was terminated after failing the same teacher certificationtests challenged here), aff d sub nom. Richardson v. alabama State Bd.  
    http://www.law.emory.edu/11circuit/jan99/97-6808.op2.html
    
    Extractions: PUBLISH] IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE ELEVENTH CIRCUIT No. Argument Calendar D.C. Docket No. CV-81-T-697-N MARGARET T. ALLEN, YOLANDA F. LAMAR, et. al., each individually and on behalf of others similarly situated Plaintiffs-Appellees BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY; ERIA P. SMITH, et. al., Intervenors-Plaintiffs- Appellees, versus THE ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION; FOB JAMES, et al. Defendants-Appellants Appeal from the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama (January 11, 1999) Before BIRCH and BARKETT , Circuit Judges, and ALAIMO *, Senior District Judge. BARKETT, Circuit Judge: * Honorable Anthony A. Alaimo, Senior U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of Georgia, sitting by designation. BACKGROUND In 1985, the attorneys for the parties reached an agreement in the form of a consent decree to settle this case. The Board attempted to withdraw from the settlement, but this Court ultimately held that the consent decree was enforceable. Allen v. Alabama State Bd. of Educ.

84. Welcome To The Alabama State Department Of Education
    New and improved alabama Department of Education web site.  
    http://www.alsde.edu/html/home.asp

85. Archived: State Regulation Of Private Schools - Alabama
    Licensing by the alabama Department of Education is required annually prior TeacherCertification Instruction at private schools, but not church schools, must  
    http://www.ed.gov/pubs/RegPrivSchl/alab.html
    
    Extractions: A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n State Regulation of Private Schools - June 2000 Registration/Licensing/Accreditation: "Church schools" are defined as schools offering "instruction in grades K-12, or any combination thereof including the kindergarten, elementary, or secondary level and are operated as a ministry of a local church, group of churches, denomination, and/or association of churches on a nonprofit basis which do not receive any state or federal funding." Ala. Code 16-28-1. Recordkeeping/Reports: Private schools, i.e. Length of School Year/Day: Instruction in English: Teacher Certification: Curriculum: Health: Safety: Transportation: Home Schooling: Public Aid for Private Schools/Private School Students: No money raised for the support of the public schools can be appropriated to or used for the support of any sectarian or denomination school. Alabama Constitution, Article 14, Section 263. The Alabama state legislature is prohibited from taxing school property, real or personal. Alabama Constitution, Article 4, Section 91.

86. Oak Ridger - State
    alabama is ranked 10th nationally with 633 boardcertified teachers. alabamateachers who are certified receive a $5,000 salary increase.  
    http://oakridger.com/stories/030304/sta_20040303034.shtml
    
    Extractions: SITE MENU: HOME NEWS Community Regional State Business Opinion Ask Inky Today's Headlines CLASSIFIEDS SPORTS High School College Professional Stats Overload INTERMISSION Photo Galleries The Vibe Movie Times OBITUARIES COMMUNITY INFO Our Schools Bus Schedule Elected Officials Links WEATHER FORUMS WEEKLY FEATURES SPECIAL SECTIONS ARCHIVES SUBMISSIONS CONTACT US ABOUT US Home State ATHENS (AP) - A lack of financial incentives and a time-consuming process are keeping more Tennessee teachers from becoming certified by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, educators say. As a result, Tennessee is last among Southern states in the number of teachers who have earned National Board certification. In 2003, just 28 teachers were certified, bringing the state's total to 91. In Georgia, 513 teachers earned certification from the National Board during 2003, bringing that state's total to 1,321. Georgia is ranked seventh nationally and fifth among Southern states. Alabama is ranked 10th nationally with 633 board-certified teachers. Linda Cheek, a third-grade teacher at Ingleside Elementary in Athens, became the only teacher in the Athens City School District to become certified when she completed the rigorous process in 1998.

87. EdGrid Homepage
    The University of alabama at Birmingham plans to change in the preservice teachereducation program for the development of an Honors Certificate in Education.  
    http://www.eot.org/edgrid/ct_alabama.shtml
    
    Extractions: University of Alabama at Huntsville The project has three main objectives. They are to: The project team is comprised of faculty from the UAB School of Education, the UAB mathematics department, the staff from ASPIRE, and faculty in the computer science department at UAH. The goal is to affect systemic change in 3 years: The development of a curriculum that infuses modeling and visualization begins in Year 1 with a review of the existing ASPIRE curriculum and appropriate software, training of UAB School of Education faculty, and piloting of selected modeling and visualization software.

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