Can i teach pre-k through 6th grade with an As. in Early child hood education /?
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Pretty sure you need an elementary ed degree and pass the Praxis tests.
186830
I assume you mean as an English teacher.  The answer is, basically, no.  If you were teaching Tagalog or something else, with qualifications including bachelor's degree at least, that would be different.  Sorry.
479782
the best thing for you to do is to check with the state education office. they will beable to help you out with that. it also depends on what area that you want to teach that they are short in teachers. i know that kansas does it, i went through that process, which took about 3 years.
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Requirements for regular licenses to teach kindergarten through grade 12 vary by State. However, all States require general education teachers to have a bachelor’s degree and to have completed an approved teacher training program with a prescribed number of subject and education credits, as well as supervised practice teaching. Some States also require technology training and the attainment of a minimum grade point average. A number of States require that teachers obtain a master’s degree in education within a specified period after they begin teaching.
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You can volunteer to be a teacher assistant, but you can not legally be a daycare classroom teacher until you are 18 or older with a high school diploma or GED, and attend the necessary Early Childhood Education workshops.
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Currently the grade of Kindergarden is not "required"  However it is valuable.  So 6 years at the elementary (K-5th)  Then we have "middle school " which is 3 years (6-8th) them high school is 4 years (9-12th)  equaling a total of 13 years.  By the way - Welcome to America!  At 12 yrs old you would be in the 7th grade.
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You might consider going to a school district and offering to get alternative certification to teach at the elementary level (I wouldn't wish middle or high school teaching off on even a rabid dog that had bit me!), say 4th or 5th grade.  In those two grades teachers sometimes partner and switch classes back and forth (that is one will teach math and science while the other teaches social studies and English).  You'd be a real asset as an elementary teacher with those special writing skills.
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A lot of schools will not let a child start until they are 5 or 6.\nBut if there is a school that has children that young learning, I would suggest sitting in on a class or two with your child and see if you are both comfortable with it.
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i use a school called az k thru 12 it is online but they send you all the books and stuff you need and it is free a great program if you need more info contact me at crazyforcoke36@yahoo hope this helps you can check them out at www.azva.org
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I know, as a former principal, I would never hire you to teach elementary aged children if you do not know enough to capitalize TX and USA as well as the UK. Sorry, but that shows a lack of knowledge of the English language and cetrtainly would model poorly for teaching children.
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Why not take advantage of the fact that they are young enough to reprogram them out of the typical "one size fits all cookie cutter" approach to learning? Have you looked into other methods along the home-schooling spectrum? I would pick up a few good books about home schooling elementary aged children and start getting creative instead of relying solely (if at all) on a packaged curriculum.
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My kids are very young but I have a friend that runs a homeschooling website.  If you would like to make it available (for free), you can visit the website to get contact info.  http://www.apostolichomeschooling.com
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My wife is a teacher at a K-6 school in the USA.  I think that would be a wonderful idea.
607994
This is a subjective question with too many variables that we're not priivy to. A generic answer would be, no one is never too late to teach elementary school. The only prerequisites for a goood teacher arethat you be caring, creative, and patient.
1004509
Rules are different everywhere so you really need to ask those questions of someone in your area.  Possibly visit a preschool and ask the teachers there.  They should be able to point you in the right direction.
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Here's a FAQ on the UK primary system aimed at American citizens:  http://www.britishcouncil.org/usa-education-uk-system-k-12-education.htm
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One of my undergrad degrees is Occupational Education.  \n\nMy 3 year old son is in pre-school.  He is a mainstreamed special needs child with downs.  He is very high functioning and has been in early intervention programs since six months age.\n\nThe Pre-k program here is awesome.  We have been in the classrom and observed the teacher and her aids working with the kids and they are thriving and developing exceptionaly well.\n\nWe went and checked it out before we put him in this program which is something I reccomend you do.  But I can not say enough good things about this program and the jump start it gives kids on both an educational and a social skills level.  \nThe spend a lot of time assessing developmental skills and if there are issues will likely spot them quick.  My boy gets his O.T. , P.T., speech, and sign language instruction from board certified therapists and educators, not something easily found at a day care. \n\nExcellent emphasis on communication skills to prep them for  more formal education.   \n\nBy the time these kids are at the Kindergarden age, they are at full speed, minds focused on learning, and are well prepared.  My little guy is up before 6 am and smiling ear to ear, love school, and comes home hunting for more things to learn about.