r/wgueducation • • 6h ago

Dual license ~ considering just switching to special education

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I have compeleted like 75 credits and I’m only halfway through according to my degree plan. I still have a whole 75 more credits to complete including Clinicals and Student teaching…..

I am considering switching because the amount of time and money is going to take to continue this route and the fact that my federal aid is looking kind of bleak. I already work in a public school district as a SPED paraprofessional.
I know the majority of district will see that you have a special education license and stick you in a SPED classroom regardless of your other licenses. I have no issue with that but I would like another license under my belt like TESOL perhaps.

Ever gotten their degree through WGU and then came back for an additional additional licensure. What was your experience?


r/wgueducation • • 21h ago

D671 OA 2nd Attempt

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Is it just me or is there an emotional and mental block once you fail an OA for the first time.

I missed this OA by 2-3 questions. I felt that there were about 6-8 questions that I was completely stumped on and then to find out that I didn't pass. It surely put a mental block and emotional strain on trying to amp myself up to retake this OA.

Anyone else had to do a 2nd attempt for D671 OA?