Selecting Career Changers with Real Potential for Teaching and Designing a Program to Meet Their Needs

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Selecting Career Changers with Real Potential for Teaching and Designing a Program to Meet Their Needs

Co-authored by the CEEDAR Center and GTL Center, this brief offers guidelines for alternative route programs to help select candidates who are more likely to be successful in the field.

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