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The emphasis is that they must have very specific skill sets and a very certain body of knowledge to work in this area of education.

Secondary students are minors and very open to learning. The knowledge, skills, and information must be accurate and applicable to secondary students.

They are professionals and must have the training and skills that professionals have and be able to impart those skills and knowledge to students in the secondary schools. No easy task.

Secondary students are usually eager to learn, but they must received solid, accurate, knowledge.

Safety practices and health observances in the performing arts are a legal requirement and must be integrated into all the activities of the per forming arts activities.