The term for the highest level of academic degree.

The term for moving to a higher up position within a given career.

The term for a post-master's degree program that is most common within the education field.

A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly or biweekly basis but often expressed as an annual sum, made by an employer to an employee, especially a professional or white-collar worker.

The term for a first level of graduate study completed after bachelor’s degree. Advancement opportunity for educator.

The term for a percentage of extra pay that teachers get within their local school district.

The term for a 4 year academic degree given by colleges or universities. Minimum degree requirement for teachers.

Which of the following paths to becoming an educator includes a four year degree in education, receiving certification, and being hired as a teacher?

Which of the following paths to becoming an educator includes a four year degree, being hired as a teacher on a provisional license, and completing course work to receive full certification.

Which of the following is the minimum degree required to become a teacher.

This type of program serves students ages 4-5 and has a strong focus on learning through play.

This type of teacher typically specializes in teaching one or two areas, like social studies and science.

In this type of school learning is less structured, incorporating more projects and activities; students can be lively and creative.

This type of teacher specializes in one grade level, however some may be across multiple levels.

In this type of school topics are studied in more depth; students have 5-7 classes and teachers a day.

This type of teacher typically specializes in one subject or group of related subjects and has additional responsibilities outside of teaching such as coaching, serving as a chaperon, and being a club advisor.

This type of school is a time for great exploration, language development, social development & introduction of scientific and mathematical concepts.