Marcus Clem is a Multimedia Journalist at News-Press NOW. He focuses on a range of topics including education, crime, and political activism, particularly within the context of Missouri and academia. Marcus has been featured in several prominent outlets, including The Star Online, Yahoo News, and the Courier-Tribune.
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Students can go to work as teacher’s aides, earning money and experience as they complete an all-online training program for new teachers.
By: Marcus Clem
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