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Re: Teaching positions in Art in Ohio
Posted by sick of Dave visiting all of the chatboards with his BS on 10/02/07


    Dave, I am glad I don't have you as a colleague in my school. You probably
    aren't even a teacher.


    On 9/28/07, Dave wrote:
    > Artnj:
    >
    > I teach math, have very succesful students, and enjoy every minute of it.
    > But I don't have patience for nonsense subjects like art. Sorry...but
    > that is just my opinion.
    >
    > Dave
    >
    > On 9/27/07, artnj wrote:
    >>
    >> Dave,
    >> You are quite rude and apparently dont possess the personality to be a
    >> teacher. My step father is an art teacher, that is what motivated me
    >> to become an art teacher. Also I heard that NC is really looking for
    >> teachers! However, my family and I arent sure if we are ready to move
    >> that far yet, thank you everyone else who has been so kind to respond.
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> On 9/21/07, the-degreed-art-teacher wrote:
    >>> Dear Artnj,
    >>> I hope dave is just monitoring this site.
    >>> He doesn't have the personality to be a teacher,
    >>> much less an intelligent one! Good luck.
    >>> Regards,
    >>> Just one dumb art teacher in Ohio.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> On 9/19/07, Dave wrote:
    >>>> Dear Artnj:
    >>>>
    >>>> Did you just get up one day and decide you wanted to be an art
    >>>> teacher? Art is the biggest waste of time. There are so few jobs,
    >>>> and so many people trying to get hired. I don't feel bad for you.
    >>>> If you could teach math or science you would find employment
    >>>> anywhere. I can understand if you grew up in Alaska and did not
    >>>> know any better, but people from NJ are supposed to be smart!!!
    >>>>
    >>>> Dave
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> On 9/07/07, CB wrote:
    >>>>> I really don't see anything changing in Ohio anytime soon. I
    >>>>> have heard from a direct source that there are schools in New
    >>>>> York looking for teachers. Cost of living is high, though.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> On 9/07/07, artnj wrote:
    >>>>>>
    >>>>>> thanks! Helpful but dissappointing! Our other thought was NC
    >>>>>> but the property values of homes is cheaper in Ohio. Right now
    >>>>>> in nj...i cant even buy a condo for under 200 grand...
    >>>>>>
    >>>>>>
    >>>>>>
    >>>>>> On 9/07/07, CB wrote:
    >>>>>>> Please read the responses under post title "I'm done looking
    >>>>>>> for a teaching job."
    >>>>>>>
    >>>>>>> Don't come to Ohio.
    >>>>>>>
    >>>>>>> On 9/07/07, artnj wrote:
    >>>>>>>> Hello,
    >>>>>>>> I recently graduated and am certified k-12 in nj.
    >>>>>>>> Unfortunately there are no teaching jobs in nj and about
    >>>>>>>> hundreds of applicants for each position. How is the
    >>>>>>>> teacher demand in OH:? Especially in the arts area? Thank
    >>>>>>>> you any input is appreciated!


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