On 7/04/09, Demand is just not there wrote:
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> Figure it out: Colleges and Universities have graduated
> thousands more teachers this year, last year and the
> year before...exceeding the need for those teachers.
> Its that simple....teens who decided to become teachers
> never bothered to see if there was really a demand for
> more teachers and no one at any College was going to be
> honest with them. Everything in this country is a
> business and when supply exceeds demand...people get
> hurt.
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> On 7/03/09, Marina wrote:
>> Don't bother taking the reading exam: you can't teach
>> reading in FL unless you have the endorsement or
>> masters. The other subject areas Tampa Teacher
>> mentioned could be helpful.
>>
>> If teaching is all you want, I agree with other
>> posters who say charters/prision teaching are your
>> only options right now. However, Speech Pathology is
>> huge, even in this market. You could go to USF for
>> the 7 or so undergrad classes, then get a masters in
>> it. (I was nearly laid off so I started researching
>> other career options.) It's not teaching, but it is a
>> job in the school system, working with children.
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>> I don't know what makes you think FL's market for
>> teachers is better than NY. I have a family member
>> who teaches in LI who said they get over 100
>> applications for every elementary job, and it's the
>> same here in FL these days. I talked to a principal
>> who had 200+ applications for one second grade job:
>> that job was in FL, not NY.

No offence, but you are the most manipulated people in
this world.

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