81. TQE - Project At A Glance licensure such as a license, certificate or endorsement the higher they rate their teacher preparation programs illinois currently requires an endorsement of six http://www.ibhe.state.il.us/TQE/ProjectAtAGlance.htm

In February 1999, the Illinois Board of Higher Education, the Illinois Community College Board, and the Illinois State Board of Education endorsed the creation of a P-16 Partnership Agreement. Under the leadership of the Deputy Governor for Education and the Joint Education Committee, the chief executive officers of the education agencies and their staffs have worked together to improve student preparation, teacher preparation, and the implementation and integration of technology in all levels of instruction. One of the most tangible results of this sustained focus on joint educational priorities is the successful submission of a grant proposal to the federal Title II Teacher Quality Enhancement State Grant Program that resulted in a $4.3 million grant over three years. The Illinois State Teacher Quality Enhancement (TQE) grant entitled A Common Vision: Teacher Quality Enhancement in the Middle Grades in Illinois, is a collaboration of the three principle educational agencies in Illinois-the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE), the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), and the Illinois Community College Board (ICCB). The Illinois Board of Higher Education serves as the lead agency. The Illinois State TQE grant has the following objectives: Improving state licensure and certification requirements for middle-grade teachers;

82. Homepage Of The Illinois Classical Conference Possibility of a fulltime position for a candidate certified in both languages Latin through 8th grade or a tutor for our current teacher for more illinois JCL. http://department.monm.edu/classics/icc/

The Illinois Classical Conference HomePage Congratulations to ICC Secretary Steve Pilewski, recipient of the 2004 CAMWS Service Award! Steve Pilewski Receives CAMWS Service Award ICC at CAMWS: 2004 a Photo Mosaic 2004 Chicago Public Schools Olympics Grundy Steiner, ICC President in 1980 ... ILLINOIS LATIN TOURNAMENT 2004 NATIONAL LATIN TEACHER RECRUITMENT WEEK 2004 Tom Sienkewicz Wants You to Become a Latin Teacher! (pdf file) LATIN TEACHING POSITIONS IN ILLINOIS: Collinsville High School will need a part-time Latin teacher for the upcoming school year. Presently there are 8 sections of Latin; I teach 5 and another teacher has 3. He is retiring at the end of the school year because of health problems. Next year there will be 7 sections of Latin so we need someone to teach 2 first year Latin classes. We have several other openings so this could be combined with another major/minor such as Spanish, social studies, Eng. The person retiring would have had 2 Latin classes and 3 Spanish classes next year. In a

83. State Of Illinois Home - IGNN (Illinois Government News Network) certification. Last year, 98 illinois teachers received certification, nearly doubling the 1999 level of 53 newly certified by NBPTS. http://www100.state.il.us/PressReleases/ShowPressRelease.cfm?SubjectID=1&RecNum=

84. Chicago Tribune | Registration However, illinois teachers are not required to demonstrate how they use technology in the classroom to achieve certification. The http://www.chicagotribune.com/technology/local/profiles/chi-020525mpcstudy,1,647

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85. Illinois School Board Journal - September/October 2001: Article 7 illinois School Board Journal September/October 2001. Keeping track of recertification for illinois teachers. by Lynn Bush and Karen Becker. http://www.iasb.com/files/j1091009.htm

This document has been formatted for printing from your browser from the Web site of the Illinois Association of School Boards. Illinois School Board Journal September/October 2001 Keeping track of re-certification for Illinois teachers by Lynn Bush and Karen Becker Lynn Bush is an assistant professor with Northeastern Illinois University in Western Springs, Illinois. Karen Becker is an associate professor with St. Xavier University in Chicago. As schools continue to move toward additional educational reform, one fact that remains obvious is that a school plan for professional development for teachers is strongly needed. The majority of Illinois administrators, school board members, teachers and parents would agree and need to know what current law requires. Senate Bill 556, which became official in July 2000, addressed three levels of certificates for Illinois teachers. Level One teachers can obtain an initial teaching certificate after completing an approved teacher education program, while Level Three addresses teacher certification for those individuals who have achieved National Board Certification and are recognized as master teachers. The vast majority of teachers in Illinois are at Level Two. Level Two includes teachers who held a standard certificate prior to February 2000. When it is time for certificate renewal, each teacher will need to show proof of continuing education or professional development in the form of Continuing Professional Development Units (CPDU) (

86. MAT On-Campus Programs option. Additional general education courses may be required to meet illinois certification requirements. Secondary certification. http://www.rockford.edu/graduate_students/mat_cert.aspx

Elementary Certification The elementary certification program of study in the MAT program is designed to provide those who have already earned an undergraduate degree (without certification) with the course work that satisfies Illinois elementary certification requirements, including the middle school endorsement. Additional required courses and electives enable the prospective educator to blend theoretical and research-based perspectives of education with practical, hands-on instructional strategies. The elementary certification program of study requires 32 hours with the thesis option or 36 hours with the non-thesis option. Additional general education courses may be required to meet Illinois certification requirements. Secondary Certification The secondary certification program of study in the MAT program is designed to provide those who have already earned an undergraduate degree (without certification) with the course work that satisfies Illinois secondary certification requirements, including the middle school endorsement. Additional required courses and electives enable the prospective educator to blend theoretical and research-based perspectives of education with practical, hands-on instructional strategies.

87. Master Of Arts In Education / Teacher Education For Elementary Research K12 Education degrees from University of Phoenix Online and 7569 other online degrees and courses. http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://feedpoint.net/r/redir.jsp?engine=INK&pci

88. Illinois Federation Of Teachers - Constituencies recertification. Many certified teachers in illinois must engage in professional development activities in order to renew their certificates. http://www.ift-aft.org/constituencies/recertification_activities.htm

Professional development activities count towards recertification. Many certified teachers in Illinois must engage in professional development activities in order to renew their certificates. A variety of activities will generate credit, and several forms of credit can be earned. Among the creditable activities are workshops, institutes, seminars, symposia, conferences, and other similar training events. Professional development activities that are included in a teacher's Certificate Renewal Plan generally must address the following criteria: They must advance knowledge and skills in the teacher's area(s) of certification, endorsement or teaching assignment; They must develop the teacher's knowledge and skills in one or more areas defined as state priorities; They must address the knowledge, skills, and goals of the school improvement plan in the teacher's school (if the school where the individual teaches is required to have a school improvement plan); and They must expand the teacher's knowledge and skills in an additional teaching field or help the teacher acquire another teaching certificate, endorsement or relevant education degree.

89. Contact Us Effective immediately, all subsequent certificates issued to illinois teachers who hold a Standard Certificate will be issued as Standard Certificates. http://logan.k12.il.us/roe38/ProDevel.htm

Logan-Mason-Menard Consider Attending the Illinois ASC Third Annual Leadership Institute "Developing Strategies, Creating Connections, Expanding Expertise. ". Information and registration form on the Institute can be accessed on the Illinois ASCD web site ( http://www.illinoisascd.org ) or by calling Donald Kachur, Illinois ASCD Executive Director at 309/438-5017. NOTICE!!!NOTICE!!!NOTICE!!! I.S.B.E. Standard Certificate Revisions Update (10-27-03) Effective immediately, all subsequent certificates issued to Illinois teachers who hold a Standard Certificate will be issued as Standard Certificates. In other words, once an individual has earned one Standard Certificate, all additional certificates will also be at that level. We will reissue the certificates of individuals who are affected by this change in policy (which is made possible by a recent change in our rules) and we will also modify the TCIS so that the certificates show up at the appropriate level. This is the result of rule changes that were final last week, and it should provide both consistency and clarity for teachers and administrators. At this point, out of state teachers with more than four years of experience will still be given Initial Certificates unless they have a master’s degree in an educational field and therefore have met the requirement for the Standard Certificate. This is consistent with the law on this topic.

90. ICTS Study Guides Links to ICTS study guides, in PDF format, are provided below. To view or print these PDFs, you will needAdobe Acrobat® Reader v4.0 or higher installed on your computer. are also available from http://www.icts.nesinc.com/IL_SG_opener.asp

ICTS Study Guides Links to ICTS study guides, in PDF format, are provided below. To view or print these PDFs, you will need Adobe Acrobat® Reader v4.0 or higher installed on your computer. If you experience difficulties opening these files by clicking directly on the links, please first save the files to your hard drive before trying to open them in Acrobat Reader. To save a file to your hard drive, right click with your mouse on the link. Select "Save Target As..." and save the file to your hard drive. Then open the file from your hard drive. Study guides are also available from Illinois teacher education institutions, regional offices of education, and the ISBE. Assessment of Professional Teaching Tests Study Guide Basic Skills Study Guide (Field 96) Early Childhood Special Education Study Guide (Field 152) Language Proficiency Tests Study Guide ... Teacher of Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Study Guide (Field 151) VOLUME TEST FIELDS INCLUDED IN VOLUME Volume 1 SCIENCES Biological Science (35) Chemistry (37) General Science (39) Physical Science (40) Physics (41) Volume 2 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Science (38) Mathematics (36) Volume 3 ELEMENTARY Elementary (03) Volume 4 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Health (42) Physical Education K–12 (50) Physical Education 6–12 (53) Volume 5 SOCIAL SCIENCES History (23) Social Science (24) Volume 6 ADMINISTRATIVE

91. NBCT Directory Candidate Resource Center / National Board Certified Teachers / National, State http://www.nbpts.org/nbct/directory.cfm

About NBPTS Candidate Resource Center National Board Certified Teachers ... Education Reform Are you looking for specific information on the number of NBCTs in a particular state? From a particular year? In a particular certificate area? This page is designed to help you find the information you need. Use the following pull-down menus to search by either one or by a combination of the below criteria: Search by year ALL Years Search by state Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Armed Forces America Armed Forces Europe Armed Forces Pacific California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Foreign Address Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virgin Islands Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Search by last name type in complete or partial last name Search by certificate All Certificates Generalist/Early Childhood Generalist/Early Adolescence Generalist/Middle Childhood Art/Early and Middle Childhood Art/Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood Career and Technical Education/Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood English as a New Language/Early and Middle Childhood English as a New Language/Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood English Language Arts/Early Adolescence English Language Arts/Adolescence and Young Adulthood

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