After a brief review of Texas standards I've discovered the following.
I can take my degree from Popeye's at Downtown Brooklyn and become an accredited professor in Texas!
Your state's level of academic performance is abysmal on every level. And that includes the requisite fraud, obfuscation and blatant corruption that is a hallmark of Texas.
You are really flailing badly.
No dice, jefferson. You exposed yourself. There is absolutely, positively
no way in hell any legitimate teacher does not know the KDP colors, no matter what they majored in. If you were as smart as you claim you are, then you also would've been KDP in undergrad. It's the ultimate goal for every education student, undergrad OR grad. This means either your degree is not in education, you scraped out by the skin of your teeth, you're just plain lying.
Furthermore, I have checked the requirement for the state of New York, and - surprise, surprise - there is no requirement for a degree in education, no more then there is in Texas or anywhere else in the country. All that is required is a bachelor's degree. From there, you either go through alternate certification - which is what it sound like you did - or you go through a university-based certification program, as I'm doing. Either way, you must be certified in your state and in your subject(s). You have to take the tests and you have to know your sh*t.
You would know this if you were legit. Nice try, jeffy.
BTW, how many times are you going to dodge my simple question? What is your degree in? If someone asked me, I could say immediately that I earned my AAT in Special Education at Eastfield College, then earned my Bachelors of Arts in University Studies at Texas Tech. Just like that. Funny how you won't answer this. Don't NY teacher require bachelors degrees? You obviously have one...or not.
You might have been a mentor. You might have been a para. You might have been a tutor. Sh*t, you might have actually taught some classes. But a teacher, you ain't. Period. And because of that, we really have nothing to discuss.
Night, dude. Thanks for making me feel a lot better. And feel free to get the last word, because I'm done talking to you.