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Recent Answers from James J. Kovalcin

2009-11-09 School Funding:

I am sorry, but my experience in this area is rather limited. In New Jersey local property taxes are the predominant way of supporting schools [I pay about $10,000 per year in property taxes - and no,

2009-09-13 Teaching career for CPA in Banking:

An education degree is not required in most states. However, the "No Child Lest Behind" NCLB law does require a degree in the subject matter area. NCLB does not apply to junior colleges! However, junior

2009-08-24 what to do:

I suspect that there is no way that I can help you with this since our cultures are so different. A lot depends on the expectations of the society, of the school and of the family. From my perspective

2009-08-22 Teaching possibilities:

As you are probably aware each state has its own specific requirements. The University of Kentucky has a website which links to all 50 state's requirements at http://www.uky.edu/Education/TEP/usacert.html

2009-08-05 waiving student teaching:

I do not know if California has such a program, but in New Jersey is entirely feasible to begin teaching without student teaching through what is called the "alternate router" to certification. In this