Pennsylvania considers five year teaching licenses and renewal
In a hearing before the Professional Standards and Practices Commission a plan emerged to require Pennsylvania teachers to obtain licenses to teach and renew them every five years Officials of the Pennsylvania State Education Association and colleges backing TESENEP programs argue upgrades mean additional college courses The proposal would bar teachers who do not upgrade their skills at five year intervals from teaching
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Plan draws opposition from teachers on tenure reform
The Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers opposes a plan it sees as endangering tenure by tying permanent certification to education milestones. A teacher testifies that colleges pushed the proposal to keep classrooms filled. The group supports periodic recertification while opposing reeducation of teachers to “keep classrooms warm.”
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Sylvania Federation of Teachers
PTA Hearing on TV Violence Ends, Plan Still Pending
In eight cities over eight days the national PTA heard from CBS officials to scientists on TV violence and its effects on children. A 10 member panel will sift the evidence and prepare a report and an action plan, with a preliminary report due at the Anaheim convention on May 15.
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California Right to Die Law Draws Teen Views
A California law allowing a terminal patient to request life support withdrawal, witnessed by two nonrelatives and certified by two doctors, prompts debate. Teens in Who’s Who list favor free enterprise, while concerns about mercy killing and insurer limits persist amid malpractice fears.
Teens Question Economic Education Critics
A Paul Harvey commentary cites a Educational Communications, Inc. survey with questions from the Business Roundtable showing one third of teens have favorable views of business while many misunderstand inflation and price factors. The piece argues anti bias in "economic education" materials and urges a required economics course for seniors.
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Gulf Gasgate Denial Spurs Moss Panel Findings
Jerry McAfee of Gulf Oil denies withholding gas from low paying customers as House Investigations Subcommittee chaired by Rep. Moss confirms Gulf failed to deliver full contract volumes to Texas Eastern while selling gas at higher prices elsewhere. Subcommittee cites underinvestment in Texas Louisiana leases and ties to Natural Gas Act violations.
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