Do You Think All Education Major Students Should Be Required To Take A Cpr And First Aid Courses In Order To G?
graduate?
Personally I think they should. A teacher is dealing with other lives and can be held responsible for a child’s death. CPR and First Aid are good skills to have anyway no matter what your major but particularly if you work in a field like doctoring or teaching. I plan on taking a CPR class and I’m going to be an English major.
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January 25th, 2010 at 1:35 pm
I agree that all educators should be required to be CPR and First aid certified…I think that the district who hires the teacher should be responsible for paying for the training as part of the inservice program.
Of course all Nurses and Dr.s know CPR, that is basic knowledge for them.