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The California Education and Training Careers Collaborative offers this annotated list of resources to support your journey into teaching.
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Take the first steps on your path to teaching. CalTeach provides information on:
- Financial aid for prospective teachers
- Requirements from middle school to college
- Programs to support you
- Events you can attend
- Questions you may have
- Publications to review
Find the
CalTeach Regional Center
nearest you.
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Located at UC Santa Cruz, the New Teacher Center supports the development of an inspired, dedicated, and highly qualified teaching force.
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The Bay Area School-to-Career Action Network's Teaching & Learning Careers Collaborative provides a forum for new and experienced teachers to:
 - Learn from each other
- Raise important issues
- Deepen skills
EVENTS!
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A project at California State University, Hayward (CSUH), the Professional Educator Faculty Engagement in School-to-Career (PEFE) is developing a statewide network of professional educator faculty and their K-18 partners to integrate School-to-Career pedagogy and practice into higher education preservice programs.
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The National Education Association Student Program provides a wealth of information to prospective teachers. Make it happen!
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The Brandeis Summer Transitions Program addresses issues affecting the quality of educational and career development opportunities for school-aged youth, especially those young people in low income communities.
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Inspiring Teachers presents the Beginning Teacher's Tool Box, offering everything from an "Ask Our Mentor a Question" section, where you can email questions to a veteran teacher, to "Tips for New Teachers."
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Much more to come . . .
Updated March 27, 2001
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Project Overview
Calendar of Events
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Partners
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Never has teaching been more important. As our nation moves into the future, we need an education workforce if America is to remain an economic leader. ... Success in tomorrow's world economy will only be achieved by a well-educated and creative work force. Education is more important than ever before. Teaching continues to be our nation's most significant profession.
National Education Association
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Teaching is the discipline of hope; the refusal to accept limits on what your students can learn or on what you, as a teacher (researcher, or community partner) can do to facilitate learning.
Herbert Kohl
The Discipline of Hope
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Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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