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    Post: Non-teacher to Librarian

    AE0913

    Posted on 6/03/09

    Good morning all! I am currently enrolled in a Media
    Specialist degree program and know I would like to work as
    a Middle School Media Specialist. However, I have only
    taught for two years and have been out of the classroom for
    about five years. I am currently working as an assistant
    in an elementary school with much of my time spent in the
    library running reports and doing volunteer activities.
    Will it hurt my job prospects that I am no longer in the
    classroom? I have no intentions of going back into the
    classroom as I really enjoy what I am doing now and am
    getting hands on experience at the same time. Thanks for
    any responses!!


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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Non-teacher to Librarian, 6/03/09, by AE0913.
  • Re: Non-teacher to Librarian, 6/03/09, by Patty.
  • Re: Non-teacher to Librarian, 6/05/09, by AE0913.
  • Re: Non-teacher to Librarian, 6/08/09, by Patty.


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