Texas Adult Education Credential Project Changing the way teachers think about their professional development |
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ABOUT THE TEACHER CREDENTIAL General Information About the Teacher Credential About the Texas Adult Education Credential Project Frequently Asked Questions about the Teacher Credential What
is the "Credential"? By obtaining the Credential you recognize that the specialization in adult education as a bona fide field of study, it offers a standardized system for professional development, and ensures program quality for clients and taxpayers. Can
you provide me with more specific information? What
is the incentive for me to undertake this process? As you go through the process and gain a Texas Adult Education Credential, you will be recognized as a professional by the field of adult education. Teachers who undertake concentrated study in the field of adult education work to improve their practice, become more reflective about how and why they teach, and are often more focused on the need to improve student outcomes. In some cases, program directors may offer financial incentives to teachers who gain a Credential. In addition, with adult education teaching experience and a Texas Adult Education Credential in hand, you may find it easier to move to gain employment or move to full time positions in different programs across the state. What
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Project GREAT | Texas LEARNS | TCALL | The Education Institute
Texas State University-San Marcos | College of Education Send comments or questions to: aecredential@txstate.edu |