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  • The chance of obtaining a job in a certain field. Will that job still be around in five years, ten years?
     employment outlook
  • Possibilities for promotion in rank or position.
    advancement opportunities
  • Complete a college degree program for teachers that includes course work, practicum and student teacher; take certification test
    Traditional Teacher Preparation
  • Improving or gaining new skills related to career.
     professional development
  • An academic degree which usually takes four years to earn and is awarded by a college or university.
    Bachelor's degree
  • Extra advantages or benefits of working in a specific job; a shortened form of perquisites /ˈpərkwəzit/
    perks
  • "Father of Public Education"; He established the first public normal school in 1839.
    Horace Mann
  • Student organization sponsored by PAGE for high school and college students interested in becoming teachers.
    FGE Future Georgia Educators
  • Many professions require their members to earn some type of license or certification in order to practice the profession.
    licensure/certification
  • A written summary of a job seeker's employment objectives, experience, education, skills, and personal information.
    resume
  • A portion of a teacher's salary that is paid by the local county above what the state funding for salaries.
    local supplement
  • found in some programs of education or psychology and is awarded for study beyond the Master's degree but below the doctorate. 
    Specialist degree
  • also called a doctorate; the highest degree awarded by a university
    Doctoral degree
  • A collection of a work representing education, self-development and career information.
    portfolio
  • An advanced 2-year program completed after attainment of a bachelor's degree.
    Master's degree
  • A way of making and using contacts to get job information and advice.
    networking
  • the art or science of teaching; education; instructional methods
    pedagogy
  • Historically, the first American institution devoted exclusively to teacher training . . . 2 year program.
    Normal School
  • In 1823, established a normal  private school in Concord, VT which marked the beginning of formal teacher preparation
    Rev. Samuel Hall
  • Insurance to help pay legal fees if a teacher if is ever sued or charged with a crime.
    Liability Insurance
  • A regular payment, often at monthly or biweekly intervals, made by an employer to an employee, especially in the case of professional careers
    salary
  • Georgia's fast path to teacher certification based on an assessment of the Teacher-Candidate's credentials, experiences, knowledge, skills 
    GaTAPP Ga Teacher Academy for Preparation and Pedagogy
  • A  vision of an organization's function in society.
     mission statement
  • A printed, negotiated schedule that lists salary levels based on years of experience and education.
    salary schedule
  • Organized by the PAGE Foundation in 1987. Its members are college and high school students who are in teacher preparation programs 
    SPAGE Student Professional Association of Georgia Educators
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