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What is Phi Delta Kappa's Membership requirements, mission and goals, benefits for members, opportunities for professional growth and development?

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A look into the membership requirements of the Phi Delta Kappa organization, as well as the mission of the organization and what requirements someone needs to become a member.

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Phi Delta Kappa is a professional association for educators. They are an international organization that has been around for over 100 years. According to their website they "support the full spectrum of the education profession, beginning with FEA for pre-collegiate prospective educators, continuing with PLT for collegiate preservice and practicing teachers, and concluding with PDK, a prestigious professional association of educators."

They are one of the largest education associations worldwide and consists of thousands of members dedicated to improving ...

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