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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]AAP teachers are supposed to get certified within three years. There are many AAP teachers that aren’t certified and this includes centers. Especially now with the teaching shortage, I would expect fewer AAP teachers to have certification. [/quote] FCPS also only requires them to be “FCPS certified” not VA AAP endorsed. The FCPS certified is a total joke. AARTs can give trainings that count. The AAP endorsement via actual state licensure requires college credits in gifted ed. With the 3 years to get FCPs endorsed and the lrvel of teacher turnover, there are a ton of teachers teaching AAP that have no training in gifted education. [/quote] +1 I actually got the state certification in gifted ed years ago. Back then we had 5 years to do it. I learned a lot. Now I see so many teachers who have no idea how to teach gifted kids and it’s just awful to see. Many of them think AAP simply means assign more work.[/quote]
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