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    Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT
    Posted by Nancy Carol on 7/07/08

    I thank everyone for their comments and information. It sounds like
    timing, luck and who you know can help in find a teaching position. Good
    Luck to you all. A good teacher is the foundation for our next generation
    and their success.

    On 7/06/08, AnneCT wrote:
    > Hi Nancy,
    >
    > I do see a disadvantage for him. 6th grade is considered middle school.
    > He will need a content area (math, science, history)to be seriously
    > considered for that age group. Otherwise principals can only have him
    > teach 6th. He would have to earn a new certification to work past 6th
    > grade. In fact many districts are looking for a content area degree from
    > all teachers now. Highly qualified teachers are what districts are
    > looking for...Masters/praxis/cross certifications all make the district
    > look stronger... How ever BA's come on the cheap. In this economy, it
    > might be an advantage. He can attend classes to earn a masters while
    > working.
    >
    > As far as using websites goes...I'd stick to the old fashioned pounding
    > pavement. Most jobs that may become available are not posted. Teachers
    > who take leaves for example usually do not tell until the last minute.
    > The district will pull from candidates on file.
    >
    > He can be hired up to a couple of days after the school year begins in
    > any inner-city type population in CT. They get many last minute
    > students. He will have to go to the board of Ed of each district, go
    > through a group interview. Shop himself out to all principals by
    > dropping by and leaving resumes at each school. Many require a demo
    > lesson. They might have him do one in a summer school class.
    >
    > There are universities that offer intern programs to get masters
    > degrees. You are basically an indentured servant to a district assigned
    > to a school to work where ever needed for the year. (An in house
    > substitute so to speak.) The district pays his tuition while he takes
    > classes in the evening. He will have to work like a dog and find a part
    > time job to eat! It can be done with a supportive family. Since I am
    > sure he has student taught already he will need to point that out to the
    > university.
    >
    > Good luck!

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    Posts on this thread, including this one

  • Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/17/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/17/08, by Ruth.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/18/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/18/08, by t.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/18/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/18/08, by Tanya.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/19/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/20/08, by Ruth.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/23/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 6/26/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 7/06/08, by AnneCT.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 7/07/08, by Nancy Carol.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 7/08/08, by Tanya.
  • Re: Elementary Ed Teacher CT, 7/08/08, by Nancy Carol.

     
     

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