The term “online” is so associated with the Internet that we assume it was coined in the 21st century, but a little dictionary digging tells us that “on line” was born in the 19th century as way for railroad workers to signal via telegraph.
You want to become a teacher in the state of Texas, but you aren’t sure where to start. Who do you ask for help? What do you need to do? How do you get a teaching certificate?
What test should I take? How do I sign up for the test? Where do I get my training? How do I qualify to start looking for a job? Will my out of state credential qualify me to teach in Texas? Can I teach if I don’t have a degree?
When it comes to job seeking "do's and don't's" there is so much "advice" floating around the Internet, as well as between the stacks at your local library, that it can get down right confusing.
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