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Seeing as how I am currently in college studying to become a science teacher, this news is very interesting<\/a>. I wonder if its practical application will trickle down to me in any way. I’ll have to contact my college to see if they know anything about it.<\/p>\n

WASHINGTON (AP) – The House approved legislation Tuesday intended to boost the number of highly qualified math and science teachers in U.S. schools.<\/p>\n

The bill, which passed 389-22, would authorize more than $600 million through 2012 for scholarships and stipends for college students studying math and science in preparation for teaching careers. They could receive annual scholarships of $10,000 if they commit to teaching elementary or secondary pupils upon graduation.<\/p>\n

The bill also would provide enhanced training for current math and science teachers. They could attend summer programs at universities or receive financial aid to pursue master’s degrees. It would establish a national panel to identify math and science teaching materials that have proven effective.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Seeing as how I am currently in college studying to become a science teacher, this news is very interesting. I wonder if its practical application will trickle down to me in any way. 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