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To become a math teacher, one must complete a bachelor's degree requiring courses in language arts, math, science, social studies, and world languages. The degree can take 4-5 years to complete. Texas Tech, Texas A&M, and University of Texas are recommended schools for teaching degrees. Applicants must score 1500 or higher on the SAT, ACT, or GPAs for admission. Annual tuition at Texas Tech is $38,942 and starting salary for teachers is $27,320, increasing with years of experience.
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This activity is 4 parts. Complete each part before moving to the next. Be sure to respond to all questions asked in each part.
Grading Criteria (5 pts)
Parts 1 to 3 are worth 1 point each. To earn a point for each part all questions in the part should be clearly answered with some detail. Missing or unclear information will result in a zero for that part.
Part 4 is worth 2 pts.
2 pts earned if all questions are clearly and thoughtfully answered consistent with course materials.
1 pt. earned if all questions are attempted but missing key points made in course materials
Part 1:
You are part of an admission’s committee at a state university. You have 3 spots available to fill. But you have six applicants. Here is the information you have:
Jonathan Smith
ACT score 30
GPA 3.85
Kendra Johnson
ACT score 26
GPA 3.8
Devin Peterson
ACT score 25
GPA 4.0
Cassidy Thomas
ACT score 29
GPA 3.5
Peter McIntyre
ACT score 27
GPA 3.3
Brandy Jackson
ACT score 24
GPA 3.9
Part 1: Questions to answer
Is this enough information to determine who should get into the University? If not what other information would you want and why?
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Part 2:
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Jonathan Smith.
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Kendra Johnson.
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GPA 3.8
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ACT score 25
GPA 4.0
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GPA 3.5
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GPA 3.3
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