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Funny--this arrangement is pretty common where I live with universities that
offer MAT programs. You only need a BA in my state to sub--not
certification--so there is nothing illegal about it here. Thanks for your
responses.

On 7/03/13, interesting wrote:
> many of our student
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>> teachers do meet the requirements to substitute teach... this does not
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>> necessarily mean they are used as subs, but they would meet the
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>> qualifications).
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> Qualifications to sub are to be a certified teacher, and you can't become
> a certified teacher without finishing student teaching.
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> So, in my state, there is no way a student teacher would be legally
> qualified to use as a sub.
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> Interesting how the rules are so different from place to place.
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