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Re: TEACHING IN RURAL MAINE- NON-CERT
Posted by John on 5/24/08
Too bad, I would give a kidney to live & work in Maine,
especially on the coast. One of the best places in the States! John
On 5/21/08, georgia math teacher wrote:
> Few jobs and many applicants in all areas. Maine has few
> immigrants and minorities population.
>
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> On 3/13/08, Prof BOB wrote:
>> There is a great deal of talk about getting good people to
>> take up teaching, esp for the 'STEM' course areas. I have
>> seen where some rural areas are so desperate for teachers
>> in math and science that they allow their own students to
>> fill in the vacancies.
>> Estimates are that there will be very large gaps in the
>> available talent pool of certified teachers. Many
>> jurisdictions have got the message and are attracting
>> talented but non-certified professionals from gov't and
>> industry.
>>
>> I am an excellent teacher in the fields of science(
>> physics, chem, Earth sciences) , math, and engineering.
>>
>> Would I be able to teach in some area of Maine when I
>> relocate here???
>>
>> Would greatly apprec comments by knowledgeble folks.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- TEACHING IN RURAL MAINE- NON-CERT, 3/13/08, by Prof BOB.
- Re: TEACHING IN RURAL MAINE- NON-CERT, 4/11/08, by to: Prof BOB... .
- Re: TEACHING IN RURAL MAINE- NON-CERT, 5/21/08, by georgia math teacher.
- Re: TEACHING IN RURAL MAINE- NON-CERT, 5/24/08, by John.
- Re: TEACHING IN RURAL MAINE- NON-CERT, 7/31/08, by steve.
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