Licensure & Certification
What is the term for the process by which prospective teachers get licensed to teach?
Certification
What is the first level of graduate study completed after a bachelor's degree?
Master’s Degree
What is NOT a place that teachers work?
Department Stores
What type of teacher works daily with a paraprofessional?
Elementary School Teacher
What is the term for the highest level of academic degree?
Doctoral Degree
What is a percentage of extra pay that teachers get within their district?
Local Supplement
What is NOT a type of teaching specialist?
Teaching for ed., Teaching Leadership, Education principles, Society and Ed.
What type of school incorporates more projects and activities?
Elementary School
What is the term for moving to a higher position within a career?
Advancement Opportunities
What is the minimum degree requirement for teachers?
Bachelor’s Degree
What are the benefits of becoming a teacher?
Health insurance, retirement, set periods of leave or breaks.
What type of teacher specializes in one grade level?
Elementary School Teacher
What is a post-master's degree program common in education?
Specialist Degree
What organization is for students working toward a degree in education?
FEA (Future Educators Association)
What type of program serves students ages 4-5 focused on learning through play?
PreK
What type of school allows topics to be studied in more depth?
High School
What is a fixed regular payment made by an employer to an employee?
Salary
What path to becoming an educator includes a four-year degree and certification?
Traditional
What type of teacher specializes in teaching one or two areas?
Middle School Teacher
What type of teacher typically has additional responsibilities outside of teaching?
High School Teacher