The Effect of Alternative Certification on Student Achievement: A Literature Review

Neil S. Seftor and Daniel P. Mayer

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Abstract: In the past two decades, the number of states offering alternative certification routes for teachers increased from a handful to 45. Some estimates suggest that a third of any given year's newly hired teachers come through these routes.

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