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Teachers.Net: the 30 Days of June

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June 3 – Teachers.Net Tip of the Day:

Your Local Teachers.Net

For the 3rd day of June, we present the Teachers.Net State Teachers Network. No matter what state you live in, Teachers.Net has developed a set of resources exclusively for you.

Teachers in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Canada, the UK, and Australia/New Zealand – Teachers.Net has a series of resources exclusively for you.

State Teacher Chatboards
Teachers are a special group – they are known for their sense of comradery. Teachers share ideas and support each other to a degree most other professions don’t even approach. And you can tap directly into the support network for your state, with the Teachers.Net State Teachers Chatboards.

Visit your state teacher chatboard, and you’ll immediately be met with hundreds of different discussions by your teacher colleagues from your state. Discussions about the employment situation in your state, your state’s educational programs, laws, and personnel. You’ll find tips for finding a job, for finding a better job, and places to avoid. Don’t see a topic you want to discuss? Start a new thread!

You can help your state’s teachers get the most out of their career, simply by bookmarking, visiting often, and contributing your voice.

Find your state’s chatboard: State Teachers Chatboards

State Teacher Mailrings
Every state teacher chatboard has a companion state teacher mailring. Every topic discussed on the state teacher chatboards, is appropriate for the state teacher mailrings. It is highly recommended that every teacher sign up for and support their state teacher mailring.

If you only subscribe to one Teachers.Net mailring, make it the mailring for your state!

Signing up is easy – simply visit the Teachers.Net Mailrings page, and look for your state in the list of states. Enter your email address, and click “submit.” Just one step left – check your email for the confirmation request from our listserver. When you see the email, simply hit “reply” and send the confirmation back to the listserver. That’s it – you’ll now be signed up to get the latest discussions by your teacher colleagues across the state.

Sign up for your state’s mailring: Teachers.Net Mailrings