Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
I'm currently working with two provisional SPED teachers. One is wonderful and the other is pretty bad. The one with little experience is the better of the two.
Everyone has to start somewhere. When I was teaching, we would say that new teachers bring the enthusiasm and old ones the experience. It's nice to have both on a team.
Sure. But when I started teaching, I had gone through a teacher prep program that included student teaching. These teachers with provisional licenses have not completed the same coursework and preparation. All you need is a bachelors degree and to be currently taking a sped education course. That’s it. You can have a degree in political science, taken no education courses and get your provisional license in sped.