No, it doesn't depend on the state, Jack. A Bachelor's in Education
is not particularly challenging. Period. And most states only require that. This state
certainly seems to only require that. As for your "a lot of time and work" argument, sure... but that's standard as far as degrees are concerned. So, comparatively speaking, I maintain that a standard degree in education (which is all a 22-year-old teacher is going to have) is not particularly challenging. I can find stats specific to the information in the link above if you so require.
If a state requires more of their teachers, that's a different subject altogether, as it is a separate degree. But that's not the case, here.
Don't confuse a teaching degree with the skills of an
actual teacher. This whore wasn't a teacher yet. So there's absolutely zero-evidence that she had a mind capable of focus, dedication and interest. In fact, the evidence speaks quite to the contrary, lol.