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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2019 9:50:43 GMT -6
How do you guys go about getting certified to teach? Do you have to be a certified teacher to work for the district as a coach up there North of the Red River? do you get credit for years of experience up there?
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2019 9:51:13 GMT -6
How about licensing? How does that work up there?
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Post by Lebowski on Apr 25, 2019 9:52:10 GMT -6
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2019 9:53:44 GMT -6
That site is blocked here. Please advise to what the process is.
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Post by BrennanHuff on Apr 25, 2019 10:00:08 GMT -6
That site is blocked here. Please advise to what the process is. In some cases you are required to be 33 years old with 23 years of volunteer coaching experience.
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Post by Hoss on Apr 25, 2019 10:07:23 GMT -6
Man y'all really want people to be prepared and not just thrown to the wolves up there.
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Post by newcoach on Apr 25, 2019 11:22:44 GMT -6
Wait.....Oklahoma actually has certified teachers? I figured anyone who graduated high school and could spell at a 3rd grade level were qualified.
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Post by TOBC on Apr 25, 2019 11:52:31 GMT -6
Wait.....Oklahoma actually has certified teachers? I figured anyone who graduated high school and could spell at a 3rd grade level were qualified. woah woah woah..............piss up elbow's leg all you want, but don't be throwing the rest of us into your description.
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Post by newcoach on Apr 25, 2019 12:09:35 GMT -6
Wait.....Oklahoma actually has certified teachers? I figured anyone who graduated high school and could spell at a 3rd grade level were qualified. woah woah woah..............piss up elbow's leg all you want, but don't be throwing the rest of us into your description. I lived near Oklahoma for many years......most of my life actually.....The shoe fits those except the shoeless.
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Post by email on Apr 25, 2019 15:04:19 GMT -6
That site is blocked here. Please advise to what the process is. In some cases you are required to be 33 years old with 23 years of volunteer coaching experience. Blahahahahah Rofl 🤣
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Post by email on Apr 25, 2019 15:04:47 GMT -6
Shirts and shorts
#hardtimesdaddio
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Post by email on Apr 25, 2019 15:06:12 GMT -6
It's all about the culture All about being there for kids
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Post by Hoss on Apr 26, 2019 8:29:34 GMT -6
It's all about the culture All about being there for kids Even if you are in a grade lower than them but couldn't make the team, so you became a volunteer coach and started your career at 14. You gotta do it for the kids.
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Post by gotemcoach on Apr 26, 2019 10:22:56 GMT -6
All about being there for kids Even if you are in a grade lower than them but couldn't make the team, so you became a volunteer coach and started your career at 14. You gotta do it for the kids. greatness
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Post by email on Apr 28, 2019 13:10:51 GMT -6
All about being there for kids Even if you are in a grade lower than them but couldn't make the team, so you became a volunteer coach and started your career at 14. You gotta do it for the kids. How can reeeech dee kids
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Post by justanothercoach on Apr 30, 2019 10:31:52 GMT -6
How do you guys go about getting certified to teach? Do you have to be a certified teacher to work for the district as a coach up there North of the Red River? do you get credit for years of experience up there? gotta hate on all of us hoss...
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Post by Hoss on Apr 30, 2019 20:52:23 GMT -6
How do you guys go about getting certified to teach? Do you have to be a certified teacher to work for the district as a coach up there North of the Red River? do you get credit for years of experience up there? gotta hate on all of us hoss... no it was a legitimate question. I was asking for a friend.
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Post by jmstreeter on May 1, 2019 7:49:55 GMT -6
gotta hate on all of us hoss... no it was a legitimate question. I was asking for a friend. Speaking from my experience, I have been coaching nearly 20 years which is a combination of college and high school, but I have been teaching nearly 10 years. I have an alternate teaching certification.
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Post by justanothercoach on May 1, 2019 8:00:12 GMT -6
gotta hate on all of us hoss... no it was a legitimate question. I was asking for a friend. well then, i guess there's two main routes. both require degrees. Tradition Certificate Education Degree Pass General Ed Test Pass Professional Teaching Test Pass Subject Area Alternative Certificate Degree Pass General Ed Test Pass Professional Teaching Test Pass Subject Area Complete so many hours of professional development (They will issue a temporary certificate that will last for 3 years (?) while you complete the professional development hours and pass the professional teaching exam.) All that may not me 100% accurate. But pretty dang close. No you do not have to be a certified teacher to coach in Oklahoma. Goes back to the numbers, population, there's just not enough certified teacher/coaches out there. Which sucks. Be a lot cooler if there was.
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Post by jmstreeter on May 1, 2019 8:16:51 GMT -6
Alternative Certificate Degree Pass General Ed Test Pass Professional Teaching Test Pass Subject Area Complete so many hours of professional development (They will issue a temporary certificate that will last for 3 years (?) while you complete the professional development hours and pass the professional teaching exam.)
All that may not me 100% accurate. But pretty dang close.
No you do not have to be a certified teacher to coach in Oklahoma. Goes back to the numbers, population, there's just not enough certified teacher/coaches out there. Which sucks. Be a lot cooler if there was.
You basically nailed it in regards to the alternative route, except you take your subject area before you take the professional exam and you get 3 years before that comes due. What has happened in the past 5 plus years many schools are wanting to have a majority of their coaches in the building/classroom. The adjunct/lay coaching position has become almost non-existent because some guys can't do it because of schedule conflicts or $$$ issues.
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