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What kind of users are listed in the "/user" menu?
A . router users
B . wireless users
C . Hot-Spot users
D . pptp users Answer: A Question: 70
Which features are removed when advanced-tools package is uninstalled?
A . neighbors
B . LCD support
C . ip-scan
D . ping
E . netwatch
F . bandwidth-test Answer: C,D,E Question: 71
Which of the following is the valid host range for the subnet on which the IP address 192.168.168.188
255.255.255.192 resides?
A . 192.168.168.129-190
B . 192.168.168.129-191
C . 192.168.168.128-190
D . 192.168.168.128-192 Answer: A Question: 72
Which class of IP address provides a maximum of only 254 host addresses per network ID?
A . Class A
B . Class B
C . Class C
D . Class D Answer: C Question: 73
When sending out an ARP request, an IP host is expecting what kind of address for an answer?
A . VLAN ID
B . IP address
C . MAC Address
D . 802.11g Answer: C Question: 74
How many usable IP addresses are there in a 23-bit (255.255.254.0) subnet?
A . 512
B . 510
C . 508
D . 254 Answer: B Question: 75
RouterOS log messages are stored on disk by default
A . True
B . False Answer: B Question: 76
Which of the following is the decimal and hexadecimal equivalents of the binary number 10011101?
A . 155, 0x9B
B . 157, 0x9D
C . 159, 0x9F
D . 185, 0xB9 Answer: B Question: 77
How many different priorities can be selected for queues in MikroTik RouterOS?
A . 16
B . 1
C . 8
D . 0 Answer: A Question: 78
Firewall NAT rules process only the first packet of each connection.
A . True
B . False Answer: B Question: 79
How many collision domains are created when you segment a network with a 12-port switch?
A . 1
B . 2
C . 5
D . 12 Answer: D Question: 80
In which order are the entries in Access List and Connect List processed?
A . By Signal Strength Range
B . By interface name
C . In sequence order
D . In a random order Answer: B
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There is a great need for special education teachers as states all across the country are experiencing shortages. Today's special education teachers must be highly-skilled individuals who not just understand the complexities of their students’ needs, but are can modify curriculum, and provide remedial instruction.
Drexel University’s School of Education certification in special education program prepares special education teachers for these challenges.
The responsibilities of special education teachers typically include:
Assess the skills of a student and develop an Individual Lesson Plan (IEP) that meets their educational needs and make updates based on student progress
Teach students individually, or in small group and whole class settings
Discuss IEP’s with the student’s parents, teachers, and appropriate school staff
Mentor and train teaching assistants who work with students with special needs
Transition students from one grade to the next
How to Get Certified in Special Education
Special Education Certification Eligibility and Admissions Requirements
There are multiple learning outcomes and benefits of enrolling in the Special Education Certification Program offered at Drexel University School of Education. Through the program, students will:
Gain the skills, knowledge, and competencies necessary to meet the needs of students at risk for academic failure and students with disabilities in multiple settings
Prepare to teach special education at all grade levels from PreK-12
Complete all the courses required under state and federal regulations, as well as the PA General Standards for Special Education and the standards outlined by the Council of Exceptional Children (CEC).
The Special Education certification program is a part-time, accelerated program. Students, on average, complete the program in about a year and a half.
DO YOU NEED TO RENEW THE SPECIAL EDUCATION CERTIFICATION?
For certified teachers in Pennsylvania, a special education certification follows the same renewal cycle as the teacher’s original teaching certification. If a teacher converts their Instructional I teaching certification to Instructional II, their special education certification will also be converted.
Teachers in Pennsylvania must complete their Act 48 requirements every 5 years to renew their certification. This includes 6 semester hours of college credit (there is a conversion for quarter hours), or 180 hours of continuing education programming, i.e., professional development.
WHO SHOULD APPLY TO THE SPECIAL EDUCATION CERTIFICATION PROGRAM?
Special Education certification is a great program for teachers who are looking to expand their skills to understand how to teach students with special needs. It also a requirement for teachers who would like to become certified special education teachers. Teachers looking for a rewarding career as a special education teacher would also benefit from this program.
How to Apply to the Special Education Certification Program
The Special Education certification program is offered 100% online. you can get started by filling out the Drexel Online Application.
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Enrollment Certification for Loan Deferment
The National Student Clearinghouse processes deferment forms. If you need an enrollment certification for deferment of a student loan, mail the forms to the Office of Student Services, Lyons Hall, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 or stop by Lyons Hall. Your deferment form will be forwarded to the National Student Clearinghouse. If the enrollment certification does not require an official school seal or signature, you may process the certification through www.bc.edu/myservices.
Current students can use Student Self-Service in myPurdue for the following enrollment certification services:
Print the official enrollment verification certificates for health insurers, lenders, insurance companies and other organizations
Find out when deferment notices were sent to their student lenders
View their enrollment history
View the proofs of enrollment sent on their behalf to student service providers
Obtain a list of their student loan holders
To access enrollment certification services in Student Self-Service, current students should:
Log onto myPurdue using their User Name and Password
Click on the Academic tab
Select Enrollment Certification
SPECIAL NOTE: Current students needing information not included in the above form may e-mail certifications@purdue.edu from their Purdue e-mail with their special request. They must include their PUID and clearly state the information needed on the request.
Mail requests should be sent to Purdue University, Office of the Registrar, Room 45, Hovde Hall of Administration, 610 Purdue Mall, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2040. Requests must include the requestor's PUID or student ID number and signature.
Fax requests should be sent to (765) 494-0570. Requests must include the requestor's PUID or student ID number and signature.
For further information, call (765) 494-6165 or send an inquiry via e-mail to certifications@purdue.edu.
Apostille (International Certifications)
Apostille is a French word which means a certification. It is commonly used as the legalization of a document for international use under the terms of the 1961 Hague Convention.
The University Registrar currently makes the following general documents available for the apostille process: transcripts, enrollment/degree certification and replacement diplomas. If you require additional services, such as a replacement/duplicate diploma, please note details for your apostille when ordering your transcript. Prior to sending back to the address provided, our office will send certification documents to the Department of State in Indianapolis, Indiana.
A scanned copy of their diploma (a replacement/duplicate would need to be ordered if original is not available)
Please note: Purdue University staff cannot advise requestors on the international apostille process. It is the requestors' responsibility to follow the procedures outlined by the Department of State Office of Authentications.
Given the additional complexity of notarization, please allow 4 to 6 weeks for the completed certification.
Other Requests for Certifications/Verifications
Current students and graduates may request enrollment certifications, degree verifications, certificates of graduation/degree, and course descriptions by visiting the Office of the Registrar, Room 45, or by mail, fax, or online form.
In-person requests may be brought or made at the Office of the Registrar, Room 45, Hovde Hall. Requestors should bring picture IDs with them.
Mail requests should be sent to Purdue University, Office of the Registrar, Room 45, Hovde Hall of Administration, 610 Purdue Mall, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2040. Requests must include the requestor's PUID or student ID number and signature.
Fax requests should be sent to (765) 494-0570. Requests must include the requestor's PUID or student ID number and signature.
For further information, call (765) 494-6165 or send an inquiry via e-mail to certifications@purdue.edu.
Thu, 26 Feb 2015 14:13:00 -0600entext/htmlhttps://www.purdue.edu/registrar/currentStudents/students/enrollCert.htmlTeaching Certification
Pre-certification, Initial Preparation Program
All students seeking teaching certification must be formally admitted to the Pre-certification, Initial Preparation Program (Pre-CIP). Admission to the program can occur after the student has completed 12 Bucknell University courses or their equivalents, including two courses in mathematics, one course in British or American literature, and one in composition; and achieved for the three preceding semesters an overall grade point average of at least 3.0. Appeals to this requirement may be made to the chair of the Department of Education.
* Candidates must also pass the Pre-service Academic Performance Assessment tests in reading, writing and math. Students should apply to Pre-CIP as soon as they begin considering a career in education, and no later than the start of the first semester of their junior year. Students are notified of their acceptance or rejection at the end of their sophomore year.
GPA Requirements
The commonwealth of Pennsylvania generally requires an overall grade point average of 3.0 upon completion of the program prior to recommendation for certification to teach.
Specific Requirements for Each Certification Area
All students seeking certification must take two mathematics intensive courses, one English/American literature course and one W1 writing course (in addition to the literature course).
Pre-K–4
7–12
K–12
The following are considered to be "add-on" certifications that require students to concurrently pursue certification in one of the areas above:
General Science (requires concurrent certification in biology, chemistry or physics): Required courses
ESL Program Specialist, K–12 (requires concurrent certification in Pre-K–4 or one of the 7–12, or K–12 programs listed above): Advising Worksheet and Portfolio
Clearances
In addition to completing an approved program and successfully demonstrating the prescribed role competencies, the prospective teacher must be a "person of good moral character" who "possesses those personal qualities and professional knowledge and skills which warrant issuance of the requested certificate."
It is the student's responsibility to satisfy these criteria. Students should note that prior to placement in student teaching or any other field experience, they will be required to submit results of a child abuse clearance, criminal background check and fingerprinting pursuant to requirements of the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Results must indicate that there are no criminal or child abuse records.
Students in Education classes with field experiences can get help navigating the clearance process by contacting the departments Director of Professional Education.
Certification Exams (Praxis or Pennsylvania Education Certification Test)
In addition to coursework, students must complete and submit scores from required Praxis or Pennsylvania Education Certification Test examinations to the Department of Education. Specific examinations required for each area of certification vary. Although members of the department will advise students concerning examinations, the student is responsible for taking those examinations that meet certification program requirements.
Applying for a Teaching Certificate in Pennsylvania
After completing the approved program of courses, the student submits an application for a Pennsylvania teaching certificate through the online Teacher Information Management System website not earlier than the first day of the month of graduation.
Following a review of the student's program, the student may be recommended for certification by the designated officer at Bucknell. As noted above, the student must pass all the competency tests required by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the desired certificate.
Bucknell's certification officer is able to recommend for certification students who successfully completed one of Bucknell's teacher certification programs, passed the appropriate tests and met all other certification requirements within five years of the student's date of graduation. Because state requirements and/or curricula may change, it may not be possible to make recommendations for certification outside of this five-year window.
Applying for a Teaching Certificate in Other States
Students who desire certification in states other than Pennsylvania must understand that teacher certification is governed by state law and that each state has different requirements. Obtaining a Pennsylvania teaching certificate, by completing an approved program and meeting all other requirements, does not ensure that students will be certified in another state.
Although members of the Bucknell education department will assist students in obtaining information concerning certification in other states, as well as Pennsylvania, it is the student's responsibility to obtain current information and to meet all the certification requirements of any state.
* These requirements may be modified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) due to COVID-19.
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Students can dive into a summer job as a lifeguard this summer.
Cone Health is holding lifeguard certification classes, allowing participants to qualify for many lifeguard positions. The traditional job of summer for many young people was heavily impacted by the pandemic.
Last year, nearly one-third of pools nationwide had reduced hours or were even closed due to a shortage of lifeguards.
Lifeguards work at public and private pools throughout the area.
Lifeguards become certified by taking a course ensuring they have the skills needed for this potentially life-saving work. Cone Health is offering a 4-day long certification class.
Classes are May 10-13. Students must be 16 years old. A swimming test must be completed before the class. The cost of the class is $250.
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UAB will only recommend students for certification if they have successfully completed a State-approved teacher education program and other University requirements. Each student is responsible for submitting a completed certification packet to the Office of Student Services during the semester they intend to finish their approved program. A student who does not apply for their Professional Educator Certificate within five years (60 months) after completing a state-approved program may be required to fulfill additional requirements (i.e., testing and/or coursework).
The Office of Student Services will verify that each student meets all degree and certification requirements after graduation and submit completed certification packets to the Alabama State Department of Education.
Timeline
Prepare
Check UAB e-mail during your final semester for announcement from certification specialist.
Submit
Submit your educator certification application and the supporting documentation to the Office of Student Services via UAB Box.
Process
Your application will be audited by the certification specialist to ensure you meet the current certification requirements.
Graduate
Upon conferral of your degree, you will receive an e-mail notification from the certification specialist once your application has been mailed to the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE) for processing.
Watch
Watch for your mailed certificate.
When to Apply
The best time to apply for your Professional Educator certificate is during your last term of enrollment. This timeline will ensure that your paperwork will be submitted to the Alabama State Department of Education(ALSDE) on time.
Deadlines
Completed certification application packets are processed and mailed to the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE)in the order they are received.
The term you plan to graduate:
The application is due:
Fall (December graduation)
November 1
Spring (May graduation)
April 1
Summer (August graduation)
August 1
Recertification of an Alabama Teaching Certificate
Please call the Alabama State Department of Education at 334-694-4557.
The level of courses you take (300, 400, 500, 600, etc.) will be dependent on your last certification, so communicating with one of our program directors is essential.
Important: You are responsible for sending the needed documentation to the state to complete the recertification process.
Generation Hope, an organization focused on supporting parenting students, is launching a new certification to identify and reward colleges, universities and nonprofits actively supporting students with children.
The three-year certification, called the FamilyU Seal, is open to two-year and four-year nonprofit higher ed institutions and organizations that demonstrate a dedication to serving student parents. Applications are due in July, and one standout college or university and one nonprofit organization will also earn cash awards, of $25,000 and $15,000 respectively, with winners to be announced in September.
Nicole Lynn Lewis, founder and CEO of Generation Hope, said her organization is frequently asked whether there’s a directory of colleges successfully supporting students with children. The question sometimes comes from parenting students considering where to apply and enroll, college leaders looking to learn from other institutions’ best practices, and philanthropic organizations and local policy makers interested in funding efforts to support these students.
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“What we really hope is that institutions will be easily identifiable by potential students,” she said. “I think every college and university across the country right now is looking at enrollment and looking at ways to recruit more students. And this is a population that has really been off the radar for many higher ed institutions in terms of intentionally recruiting them, intentionally supporting them.”
She also wants to celebrate and reward creative efforts already underway to support these students, she said.
Parents make up more than a fifth of U.S. undergraduates, about 3.8 million students, according to a 2019 report by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research and Ascend at the Aspen Institute, a program focused on social mobility. These students are disproportionately students of color and experience financial insecurity. Median debt among student parents enrolled in 2015–16 was more than two and a half times higher than that of their nonparenting peers, the report found. Students with caregiving responsibilities are also more likely to consider stopping out of college than their peers, according to a 2020 survey from Gallup and the Lumina Foundation.
To earn a FamilyU Seal, colleges and universities will be judged on four criteria: their institutional data on parenting students, their level of parent-friendly policies, how well prepared faculty and staff members are to support these students, and the overall “culture” for parents, including whether campuses have family-friendly areas in their libraries or on-campus childcare centers. The review committee for applications will include parenting students, who served as fellows for the 2021 FamilyU Cohort program, which helps a group of colleges devise and implement plans to better serve students with children.
“You have the experts around the table,” Lewis said.
The effort echoes other certifications in higher ed created to reward colleges and universities based on the supports they provide for certain student groups and their academic outcomes. For example, Excelencia in Education, an organization focused on Latino student success, annually gives out the Seal of Excelencia to institutions that demonstrate academic progress for Latino students through their data and programming. There have also been designations and lists over the years that identify colleges and universities that best serve veterans and active-duty service members.
Carrie Welton, senior director of policy and advocacy on antipoverty and basic needs at the Institute for College Access and Success, said the new seal could signal to parents that they belong on campuses because it’s such a public “recognition of their experience.”
Speaking from firsthand experience, as a former parenting student herself, Welton emphasized that parent-friendly messaging from colleges makes a difference to these learners.
“It was an identity I didn’t readily share,” she said. “It felt like an othering experience. And to be on a campus with institutions that call it out and make efforts, I think, would feel very much more welcoming and also help parenting students feel more comfortable self-identifying and even finding each other.”
David Croom, associate director for postsecondary success for parents at Ascend, said an “element of prestige,” such as an official seal, can also motivate institutions to do better. He noted that many student-parent advocacy groups have considered starting certifications like this one but have been stymied by a lack of institutional data on parenting students.
“Many institutions are not necessarily collecting robust student-parent data, which is something that we believe systematically but unintentionally excludes student parents from important resources," he said. “If colleges are not collecting those data, then they don’t know what student parents need and they’re not seeing how student parents are being not served effectively at those institutions.”
He believes the certification program could push college leaders to ask themselves if they collect the right data to show student parents are enrolling, persisting and graduating.
“I think it’ll actually lead to really compelling conversations in this space about what should be tracked, what’s the key information we need to know about this population in order to prioritize it,” he said.
He added that both state policy makers and campus leaders are showing heightened interest in serving parenting students since the COVID-19 pandemic put a spotlight on the challenges parents face balancing childcare with their work and academic responsibilities.
Croom noted that there has also been an increased focus in higher ed on students of color, adult learners and first-generation students over the last few years. “Student parents are an amalgam of all of those populations,” he said. So, serving them is “so well in tuned with many of its other priorities,” including closing equity gaps.
Lewis said it’s going to be important to “really look at the totality of the application” and assess institutions “holistically” because of the lack of adequate data on parenting students on most campuses.
“We know that there are institutions that don’t have formalized collecting methods for tracking the parenting status of their students, but they might have made incredible strides in making sure all of their faculty and staff are trained in how to support this population,” she said. The certification process can acknowledge those institutions, as well, while encouraging them “to be reflective” about what metrics they’re missing.
Institutions that serve students with children well help not just those individuals but also create a path for generations of learners after them to get an education and pursue careers, Welton said.
“The ability of parenting students to access and persist and complete a postsecondary credential is so critical,” she said. “We know that occupations requiring more education are now predicted to grow even faster than average. And ensuring that we’re removing barriers for parenting students, and reducing the amount of time it takes for parenting students to complete a credential, is critical not only for themselves but for their children and their broader health and well-being and really for the economy.”
Mon, 08 May 2023 12:00:00 -0500entext/htmlhttps://www.insidehighered.com/news/students/academics/2023/05/09/prioritizing-student-parentsFinancing Your Education
Enrollment Certification
Student Veteran Services is here to help you access your VA benefits. The three mostly commonly used VA educational benefits are:
To use your benefits, you must go through the VA certification process. A student's VA certification is completed once he or she has registered for classes. Students must request VA certification each semester through the online form. Students using VR&E or Post-9/11 G Bill should also request a tuition deferral with Student Accounts. Certification is a two-step process that helps to decrease the amount of debt to the institution and the VA:
After registering for classes, the student submits certification to start payment of Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) and book stipend.
After the drop date has passed, the Student Veteran Services office will report tuition and fees (including any Yellow Ribbon Scholarship)
Students who drop or add courses throughout the semester should contact the coordinator of Student Veteran Services as soon as possible to avoid overpayment.
New Student Certification
Like continuing students, new students should first meet with their academic advisor and then contact the coordinator of Student Veteran Services for the next steps.
Using eBenefits
eBenefits is a joint VA and DoD Web portal that provides self-service resources for student veterans. Through eBenefits, you can also access your up-to-date Enrollment Entitlement to track the time you have left for your GI Bill benefits. All students using Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits are encouraged to set up an account.
Yellow Ribbon Scholarships
Each year, The New School awards Yellow Ribbon Scholarships to all qualifying students. The scholarship is a match-to-match payment provided by The New School and the VA that covers the tuition and fees not covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill.
To qualify for Yellow Ribbon, students must:
Have 100 percent eligibility from the Post-9/11 GI Bill
Be enrolled in a degree-seeking program
Have at least one semester of benefits remaining
Submit an updated Enrollment Entitlement outlining remaining benefits
Full-time status is preferred
Tuition Assistance
Tuition Assistance (TA) is a benefit paid by the DoD and is usually the first education benefit available to military members. Each service has its own criteria for eligibility, obligated service, application process, and restrictions.
Return of Unearned Military Tuition Assistance
TA is awarded to a student under the assumption that the student will attend school for the entire period for which the assistance is awarded. When a student using military tuition assistance withdraws, they may no longer be eligible for the full amount of TA funds originally awarded. To comply with the U.S. Department of Defense policy, The New School will return any unearned TA funds on a proportional basis through at least 60 percent of the period for which the funds were provided. TA funds will be returned to the service member’s branch of service (the Army, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, or Air Force). In instances when a service member stops attending because of a military service obligation, The New School will work with them to find solutions to avoid a student debt for the returned portion.
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Pennsylvania Bar Admission Rules 321 and 322 authorize students to appear in Pennsylvania courts as Certified Legal Interns on behalf of government agencies or on behalf of indigent individuals. To become a Certified Legal Intern, students must show “[c]ompletion of legal studies amounting to at least three semesters, or the equivalent…" Pa. Bar. Rule 321(a)(2). This means that students must have completed half of their law school credits required for graduation, which typically will mean 43 credits.
Students seeking certification in Pennsylvania need to read and follow all the instructions on the application form.
On Page 1 of the Application, students need to fill out the Applicant Information and have their supervising attorney fill out the Supervising Attorney Information. Please note that only one supervising attorney should be listed on page 1. If there are additional supervisors, they can be included on a separate sheet.
On Page 2 of the Application (Dean's Certification), students need to complete the top half of the form and bring the application to Associate Dean for Experiential Learning Richard Frankel.
If appropriate, Dean Frankel will then certify that the student has met all the requirements to become a Certified Legal Intern, is in good standing, is of competent legal ability, and has adequate training to perform the duties as an intern. Once the form is completed and signed, it is the student’s responsibility to mail the form to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in accordance with the instructions on the form.
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In order to be eligible for Alabama teacher certification, the Alabama State Department of Education requires students in undergraduate and Alternative Master's teacher education programs to complete a series of tests. These tests evaluate students' mastery of content knowledge in a specific certification area (Praxis Subject Assessments); and readiness to teach (Educative Teacher Performance Assessment ( edTPA)). These tests are taken at different points throughout the UAB Teacher Education Program. Please consult the guide below to confirm when the tests should be taken.
Praxis Subject Assessments
About the Praxis Subject Assessments
In order to receive teacher certification from the Alabama State Department of Education, undergraduate and Alternative Master's students must receive a passing score on the Praxis Subject Assessment in their given certification area. Praxis Subject Assessments are administered by Educational Testing Service (ETS).
When do I take this test?
Undergraduate Students: (Prior to Student Teaching)
Undergraduate students must receive a passing score as defined by the Alabama State Department of Education on the Praxis Subject Assessment(s) in their given certification area prior to starting student teaching.
* Students pursuing certification in Elementary/Early Childhood are also required to pass the Praxis Teaching memorizing prior to beginning student teaching.
Alternative Master's Students: (Prior to Admission)
Alternative Masters’ students must receive a passing score as defined by the Alabama State Department of Education on the Praxis Subject Assessments(s) in their given certification area prior to beginning coursework.
* Students pursuing certification in Early Childhood Education or Elementary Education are required to pass the Praxis Teaching memorizing prior to beginning student teaching.
What is a Passing Score?
Qualifying score requirements can be found on the ETS website. To locate the qualifying score for your certification area, follow the steps below.
About the Educative Performance Assessment (edTPA)
edTPA is a pre-service assessment process designed by educators that includes a review of a teacher candidate’s authentic teaching materials as the culmination of a teaching and learning process that documents and demonstrates each candidate’s ability to effectively teach his/her subject matter to all students. Candidates must receive a passing score on the assessment as defined by the Alabama State Department of Education.
When do I take this test?
Undergraduate Students: (edTPA: During Student Teaching)
Undergraduate students must receive a passing score on the edTPA as defined by the Alabama State Department of Education during student teaching.
Alternative Master's Students: (edTPA: During Student Teaching)
Alternative Master's students must receive a passing score as defined by the Alabama State Department of Education during student teaching.
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