Good pm. I am currently taking up CPE - Certificate of Professional Education. I am thinking of teaching in Elementary. Question: What are the requirements to take the LET? Somebody who took the LET said that you should have a Secondary Subject to take the LET. What does this mean? If I intend to teach in elementary, do I have to take the test for high school?

(08-28-2010 12:50 PM)elviezamora Wrote:  Good pm. I am currently taking up CPE - Certificate of Professional Education. I am thinking of teaching in Elementary. Question: What are the requirements to take the LET? Somebody who took the LET said that you should have a Secondary Subject to take the LET. What does this mean? If I intend to teach in elementary, do I have to take the test for high school?

There is a thread about this topic, you may try to search or scan the pages.

hangtud dili maundang ang pagpanaugdaug ug pagtamak sa katungod sa atong mga ultimong mamumuo, dili mapakgang ang reklamo batok sa pagpanaugdaug nga kapitalista ug abusadong naglingkod sa atong gobyerno! unsa pa man inyong gipaabot? Barug sa imong katungod ug atong sumpoon ang ilang mga kabuang!

Can't understand this language. Sorry.

Hi Elvie,

There are two versions of the LET - one for elementary and one for high school. If you want to teach in the elementary, you have to take the elementary version.

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hangtud dili maundang ang pagpanaugdaug ug pagtamak sa katungod sa atong mga ultimong mamumuo, dili mapakgang ang reklamo batok sa pagpanaugdaug nga kapitalista ug abusadong naglingkod sa atong gobyerno! unsa pa man inyong gipaabot? Barug sa imong katungod ug atong sumpoon ang ilang mga kabuang!

The above was written below a question on a thread. Can somebody translate to me in English?

@elvie: That is JM's signature. It has nothing to do with the thread.

Then it should not be shown there. It just confuses people.

(08-29-2010 08:23 PM)elviezamora Wrote:  Then it should not be shown there. It just confuses people.

hahahahahaha... if it's not in english then that's not for you... simple as that.

It's not funny. The placing of such language there is not as simple as that. First, it is not part of the thread. So even if I can understand that language, the location is wrong. Second, it makes an issue. Why put something when it's not part of it? Gives negative perspective than positive. Shows unpoliteness to people.

@elvie: The signature is part of the post, but it's not part of the thread. The signature of each member is marked out from the rest of the post by the horizontal line (as you can see after this sentence).