Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career
Posted by former teacher getting an M.Div on 1/18/10

Trust me, I know all about personal problems. But I do believe that
someone will be very thankful that you are on their staff in the near
future.

On 1/16/10, phoenix wrote:
> Thanks for the cncouragement and responses! Yes I did come up with
> three favorable recent references, but the HR person still wanted
> to know the contacet information for my last principal, even
> though it was two years ago. The interview went well; all I can do
> is hope that my last two years will outweigh my difficult start.
> When you look at the beginning teachers chatboard and see all the
> newbie teachers who are drowning, I know I was not alone. Plus I
> had severe personal problems at the time (which are now over) that
> made it impossible for me to keep my head above water. I will let
> you all know what happens, and thanks so much for the support.
>
>
> On 1/14/10, Zodea wrote:
>> Any way you could use a dean or administrator at the community
>> college as your most recent 'principal'? After all, while they
>> may not have the same title, they do have the same function.
>> That's what I'd do!

Posts on this thread, including this one

• trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/11/10, by phoenix.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/12/10, by joe.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/12/10, by phoenix.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/12/10, by Catsister.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/12/10, by phoeniz.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/14/10, by shouldnt be game over.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/14/10, by phoenix.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/14/10, by former teacher getting an M.Div.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/14/10, by Zodea.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/16/10, by phoenix.
• Re: trying to resurrect a teaching career, 1/18/10, by former teacher getting an M.Div.