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As a future chemistry

Submitted by jrlewis on Mon, 07/07/2008 - 10:23am.

As a future chemistry teacher, I have some questions about necessary credentials and experience. Should every science teacher have been an active member in the scientific community before becoming a science teacher? Including first grade teachers?

Or are there other ways to obtain experience relevant to teaching science? What about the connections between dark room photography and chemistry? Or more generally, art and science? Might not a really observant person have a lot to contribute to the loopy story telling method of science described above?

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