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The grades for the latest round of Harvard University Extension Poetry in America Series courses posted and I have now completed all of the courses and achieved my goal of 18 graduate credits (actually 20) so that I can now teach English at the college level or dual enrollment classes at the high school level.
Whoo Hoo!
I ended up with four A minuses and one straight up A. I appreciate Harvard University, Professor Elisa New and the hard working teaching assistants for providing this opportunity.
Now it is time to add a line to my footer. 
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(05-28-2019, 06:40 PM)eriehiker Wrote: The grades for the latest round of Harvard University Extension Poetry in America Series courses posted and I have now completed all of the courses and achieved my goal of 18 graduate credits (actually 20) so that I can now teach English at the college level or dual enrollment classes at the high school level.
Whoo Hoo!
I ended up with four A minuses and one straight up A. I appreciate Harvard University, Professor Elisa New and the hard working teaching assistants for providing this opportunity.
Now it is time to add a line to my footer.
That is AWESOME!!!!!! I'm sure you can annotate like a rock-star!! The dual enrollment kids will be lucky to have you. Congratulations!
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Congratulations for a job well done!
I am finished as well! I ended up with 2 A's and 3 A-'s. I enjoyed it, but I think I am going to enjoy taking the summer off from classes.
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(05-28-2019, 06:40 PM)eriehiker Wrote: The grades for the latest round of Harvard University Extension Poetry in America Series courses posted and I have now completed all of the courses and achieved my goal of 18 graduate credits (actually 20) so that I can now teach English at the college level or dual enrollment classes at the high school level.
Whoo Hoo!
I ended up with four A minuses and one straight up A. I appreciate Harvard University, Professor Elisa New and the hard working teaching assistants for providing this opportunity.
Now it is time to add a line to my footer.
Dumb question? You need X credits (at least) to be able to teach at the college level...not an MA/MS or Grad Certificate? Sound great, but where can I find this information myself?
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(05-29-2019, 02:44 PM)dewisant Wrote: (05-28-2019, 06:40 PM)eriehiker Wrote: The grades for the latest round of Harvard University Extension Poetry in America Series courses posted and I have now completed all of the courses and achieved my goal of 18 graduate credits (actually 20) so that I can now teach English at the college level or dual enrollment classes at the high school level.
Whoo Hoo!
I ended up with four A minuses and one straight up A. I appreciate Harvard University, Professor Elisa New and the hard working teaching assistants for providing this opportunity.
Now it is time to add a line to my footer.
Dumb question? You need X credits (at least) to be able to teach at the college level...not an MA/MS or Grad Certificate? Sound great, but where can I find this information myself?
You need a Master's, but it doesn't have to be in the subject you want to teach. You can have an unrelated Master's and 18 grad credits in the subject you want to teach.
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(05-28-2019, 06:40 PM)eriehiker Wrote: The grades for the latest round of Harvard University Extension Poetry in America Series courses posted and I have now completed all of the courses and achieved my goal of 18 graduate credits (actually 20) so that I can now teach English at the college level or dual enrollment classes at the high school level.
Whoo Hoo!
I ended up with four A minuses and one straight up A. I appreciate Harvard University, Professor Elisa New and the hard working teaching assistants for providing this opportunity.
Now it is time to add a line to my footer.
Awesome accomplishment! Congrats!
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