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As a special education teacher, it's important to continue to develop your skills and stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in education. You can attend professional development workshops and conferences specific to special education, participate in online courses or webinars focused on special education, collaborate with other special education teachers to share ideas and best practices and reflect on your teaching practices.
To become a special education teacher, it is typically required that you complete a teacher preparation program that includes student teaching or fieldwork to gain practical experience in the classroom. Relevant work experience in education or working with special needs individuals, such as tutoring or volunteering, can also be beneficial.
Yes, if you already have a general education teaching qualification, you can still pursue a career as an SEN teacher. You may need to pursue additional coursework or certifications specific to special education to enhance your knowledge and skills in working with students with special needs.
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