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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Many private schools don't require that their teachers be certified in education, for one thing -- so they can't get hired by public schools. You can debate whether being certified makes you a better, worse, or more qualified educator, of course -- but that's beside the point. The point is that if you're not certified you can't get hired by a public school, so you go private. [/quote] I’ve seen this posted and I’ve corrected this misconception before. For many private schools, this isn’t the case. My school won’t hire teachers who aren’t MSDE certified. Over half the staff transferred from public schools, so certification clearly wasn’t an issue for many anyway. [b]I’m sure there are some privates where certification isn’t required[/b], but for many… it is. We are also observed using the same observation frameworks as the public schools I formerly taught in.[/quote] See, you're saying "many" and I said "many." Neither one of us is saying "all." So there's no "misconception" at all, is there?[/quote]
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