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NCLB & Federal Policy: NCLB's "Highly Qualified Teachers" Requirement and Charters

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Additional Context and State Charter School Laws	6/8/04 6:57 PM
Author: Michael Scoles

There would seem to be a difference between state charter school laws that require teacher certification, exempt charter schools from certification, or allow individual charters to request exemption from certification requirements.

Posted as a reply to: Additional Context by Bob Montgomery

Discussion Thread:

NCLB's "Highly Qualified Teachers" Requirement and Charters
Submitted by Bob Montgomery on 6/8/04 2:27 PM
- Additional Context
  Submitted by Bob Montgomery on 6/8/04 2:28 PM
  - Additional Context and State Charter School Laws
    Submitted by Michael Scoles on 6/8/04 6:57 PM
- subject-matter competence vs. teaching competence
  Submitted by Michael Strait on 6/8/04 5:10 PM
  - Teacher Competency
    Submitted by Robin Axworthy on 6/8/04 5:44 PM
    - NCLB and highly qualified teachers
      Submitted by Barnett Berry on 6/8/04 6:58 PM
      - Training for Teacher Competency
        Submitted by Robin Axworthy on 6/8/04 7:12 PM
        
        Teacher pay
        Submitted by Kathryn Kear on 6/9/04 7:04 PM
- "highly qualified"
  Submitted by Eric Premack on 6/8/04 6:38 PM
- The power of pedagogy and the art of teaching
  Submitted by Mike Clem on 6/8/04 7:51 PM
- Outcomes-based HOUSSE
  Submitted by Nelson Smith 2 on 6/8/04 8:19 PM
- Valuing feedback from the students
  Submitted by Steve Bang on 6/9/04 8:36 AM
- Professional development for highly qualified teachers
  Submitted by Carmen Rivera on 6/9/04 8:40 AM
- Highly Qualified Teachers/Alternative Curricula, etc
  Submitted by tommie brumfield on 6/10/04 5:54 AM