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Reference: Ref-01498

Reference Name: Competencies and Skills Required for Teacher Certification in Florida, Eighteenth Edition
Agency: 6 Department of Education
6A State Board of Education

Modified Document(s): No Modified document(s).
Adopted Document(s):
8/2/2012 Material incorporated by reference in Rule 6A-4.0021.
Proposed Document(s):
7/30/2012 Material incorporated by reference in Rule 6A-4.0021.
Description: Material incorporated by reference in Rule 6A-4.0021.

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Rules/Notices using this Reference Material
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Date
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6A-4.0021 		This rule amendment serves four purposes: 1) Adopt new Florida Teacher Certification Examinations (FTCE) competencies and skills, effective October 1, 2015, for the following FTCE subject area examinations: Business Education .... 15178189 10/15/2014
Vol. 40/201
View Text Final
6A-4.0021 		Florida Teacher Certification Examinations 14168613 Effective:
02/25/2014
View Text Proposed
6A-4.0021 		The purpose of this rule amendment is to adopt new competencies and skills for the Florida Teacher Certification Examinations (FTCE) Computer Science K-12 and Technology Education 6-12 subject areas, effective April 1, 2014. .... 13977135 12/23/2013
Vol. 39/247
View Text Final
6A-4.0021 		Florida Teacher Certification Examinations 13639769 Effective:
10/22/2013
View Text Final
6A-4.0021 		Florida Teacher Certification Examinations 12969596 Effective:
05/21/2013
View Text Proposed
6A-4.0021 		The purpose of this rule amendment is to revise the current FTCE competencies and skills for the following examinations: General Knowledge, Elementary Education K–6, Middle Grades English 5–9, and English 6–12. In addition, .... 12773268 3/18/2013
Vol. 39/53
View Text Final
6A-4.0021 		Florida Teacher Certification Examinations 11874466 Effective:
08/23/2012



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