Teaching Vocabulary

1. A 2 year degree completed at a community college.

• Bachelor's Degree

• Associates Degree

• Doctoral Degree

• Specialist Degree

1. A 4 year degree from a college or university.

• Bachelor's Degree

• Specialist Degree

• Associates Degree

• Specialist Degree

1. an individual who has obtained all the necessary educational requirements and licenses to teach or instruct in a certain grade level or subject area

• Student Teacher

• Program Director

• Certified Teacher

• Curriculum Developer

1. people who design, conduct, and supervise programs to improve the skills of a company’s employees

• Corporate Trainer

• Paraprofessional

• Certified Teacher

• Parent Educator

the courses taught in a school, what is taught in each course, and how the courses are sequence.

• Institute of Higher Learning

• Curriculum

• Curriculum Developer

• Service Learning

1. A person who helps develop course content in a program of study or specific course; also known as an instructional coordinator.

• Corporate Trainer

• Program Director

• Parent Educator

• Curriculum Developer

Help people make decisions about their future by leading through the process of choosing and preparing for a career.

• Career Counselor

• School Counselor

• Certified Teacher

• Parent Counselor

Helps students learn social skills, solve issues, cope with personal crises, and make decisions about which courses they need to take.

• Career Counselor

• Paraprofessional

• School Counselor

• Program Director

Helps students learn social skills, solve issues, cope with personal crises, and make decisions about which courses they need to take.

• Career Counselor

• Paraprofessional

• School Counselor

• Program Director

The highest degree awarded in postsecondary education available at some universities. Typically takes 3 or more years to complete.

• Specialists Degree

• Doctoral Degree

• Bachelor's Degree

• Master's Degree