Read the excerpt from Kamar's speech. It's always been hard to fill teaching positions for certain subjects, such as math and science. Because of the specialized nature of these
subjects, fewer people are qualified to teach them than are qualified to teach more general subjects. School districts have wrestled with this
problem for a long time. Now, some of them are coming up with creative solutions and finding success in doing so. Some districts have loosened
the requirements for teaching certain subjects. In these districts, teachers can teach subjects even if they are not certified for them. Other districts
pay more to teachers of certain subjects, and still others offer signing bonuses for teachers with specific certifications.
Which sentence should Kamar add to his speech to inform his audience about teaching requirements?
01.
Most teachers enter the profession when they are in their twenties.
2. Signing bonuses can be as much as $20,000 for some science and math subjects.
3. Some states might loosen requirements because they have the greatest growth in student populations.
4. The process for getting certified to teach most often starts with earning a bachelor of arts in education.