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From: Michael Sakowski To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2007102508:19:35 Subject: Re: how to become a math teacher in elementary school or junior high? To teach math in a public elementary school, you generally need to teach all other subjects as well and need a K-6 License which is commonly known as an "Elementary Ed Degree". In a private school you may not need the license although it is usually preferred. To teach math in a middle school, you generally need a Teaching Secondary Math degree. This requires calculus and a few courses beyond calculus as well as some education courses.
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