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In your opinion, will teacher reforms (such as comprehensive testing of teachers or requiring ongoing professional development) attract or intimidate individuals from joining the teaching profession? How do the reforms affect your own desire to enter the profession? Explain

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Opinion of whether requiring professional development and comprehensive testing for teachers intimidates or attracts people into the teaching profession.

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I think this question is solely opinion based.

You can say yes and you can so no.

I am a guidance counselor in my third year in the profession and my second year in my current district. I have high goals for myself and already have a master's degree that I paid for and am 28 years old. However, one I gain experience, I would like to further pursue my education with getting a degree in administration or an Ed.d. in counseling. My district is very ...

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