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Re: Curious about teaching in SC
Posted by Skye on 5/14/08

    Oh I envy you, I wanted to teach overseas but I got married
    and well , that can't be. Anyhow I grew up in the DODD's
    school system. Best education ever. I am the person that I
    am because of that. Best teachers from all over...it was
    amazing. Stay where you are, enjoy that you can do what many
    of us WISH we could do. I moved here from Florida thinking
    it was better, what a mistake, it's worse. I should have
    listened to the people on here, anyhow, things are bad all
    over the country, you have the piece of gold many of us
    yearn for.

    On 4/26/08, pacificpatience wrote:
    > I'm currently teaching overseas for the Dept. of Defense
    > Dependent Schools and have been for 11 yrs. w/ 10 years
    > former stateside experience. The salary is terrific, duty
    > free lunches and planning periods are a norm. I am
    > considering one day returning to teach in the US, but
    > skeptical about issues such as low salaries and how my
    > quality of life will change. Concerned about NCLB and the
    > pressure put on teachers, and whether or not classroom
    > teachers feel respected as professionals. We are not under
    > NCLB, but have high standardarized test scores across the
    > board. I love my working conditions, students etc, but
    > sometimes long to return to the "real world". Any advice
    > or thoughts? Thanks in advance.

     
     

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