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   • Cobalt Sasquatch
   @sapphire @Humpleupagus @CobaltSasquatch Depends. You should actually have to know things to teach things. It doesn't matter as much in k-3, but high school ap civics and history?
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     • Cobalt Sasquatch
     Yes. But you shouldn't specifically need a teaching credential.
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     • sapphire
     • Cobalt Sasquatch
     @Humpleupagus @CobaltSasquatch @sapphire Haha yes agreed, that's essentially a tax
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     ?? Humpleupagus ?? (humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Aug-2026 06:58:59 JST ?? Humpleupagus ??

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     It's also a gate. A prized chemist couldn't retire and then teach high school chemistry. But a fresh off the boat college grad can. That's how you attract talent.