Crossroads in Education: Preservice Teachers

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As college students studying to become teachers in local public schools, this discussion with preservice teachers Tyler Arnold, Jessica Shim, and Sarah Hunter covered what they thought about the current state of public education and the profession that they are about to enter. We discussed their reasons for wanting to become teachers, what impact they hope to make, and what they expect the role of a public school teacher to be in the future.

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