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OVERVIEW:
NCLB REQUIREMENTS FOR HIGHLY QUALIFIED TEACHERS
Highly Qualified
New Teachers
| The term highly
qualified teacher applies to any public elementary or secondary school
teacher who is fully licensed to teach in the state and does not have any
licensure requirements waived on an emergency, temporary or provisional
basis. New teachers refer to those who are new to the profession. |
Elementary |
Middle
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Secondary |
- at least a bachelors degree
AND
- pass a test that demonstrates
subject knowledge & teaching skills in reading, writing, mathematics
and other areas of the basic elementary school curriculum
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- at least a bachelors degree
AND
- demonstrates competency
in each academic subject they teach
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- at least a bachelors degree
AND
- demonstrates competency
in each academic subject they teach
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Mechanisms for
demonstrating competency in each core academic subject area:
- pass a test (NTE/PRAXIS)
- academic major
- graduate degree
- coursework equivalent to
undergraduate academic major (24 semester hours)
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Highly Qualified
Existing Teachers
| The term highly
qualified teacher applies to any public elementary or secondary school
teacher who is fully licensed to teach in the state and does not have any
licensure requirements waived on an emergency, temporary or provisional
basis. This refers to teachers who are not new to
the profession. |
Elementary |
Middle
|
Secondary |
- at least a bachelors degree
AND
- pass a test that demonstrates
subject knowledge & teaching skills in reading, writing, mathematics
and other areas of the basic elementary school curriculum
|
- at least a bachelors degree
AND
- demonstrates competency
in each academic subject they teach
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- at least a bachelors degree
AND
- demonstrates competency
in each academic subject they teach
|
Mechanisms for
demonstrating competency in each core academic subject area:
- pass a test (NTE/PRAXIS)
- academic major
- graduate degree
- coursework equivalent to
undergraduate academic major (24 semester hours)
- advanced certification/credential
(National Board Certification)
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OR |
Demonstrates
competence in all academic subject areas via a highly objective uniform
state standard of evaluation (HOUSSE) that:
- is based on both grade appropriate
academic subject matter knowledge and teaching skills;
- is aligned with challenging
State academic content and student academic achievement standards;
- provides objective, coherent
information about the teacher's attainment of core content knowledge
in the academic subject areas being taught;
- is applied uniformly to
all teachers in the same subject area and grade level;
- takes into consideration,
but not based primarily on, the time the teacher has taught the academic
subject; and
- may involve multiple objective
measures of teacher competency.
HOUSSE Options:
- Professional Matrix
- Teacher Effect Data
- Framework for Evaluation
and Professional Growth
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