Re: getting a teching job

Posted by go flip burgers at Mickey Dee's on 12/29/06

More | Report Post

I'm sorry but we need LITERATE people in education, not those
bilingual idiots who are lousy in english and are only good for
the wetbacks.


On 11/05/06, Linda wrote:
>
>
>
> Ignore M. Definitely a dropout from the manners school. Learn
> to proofread your emails before you send them out. Check with
> people in the states where you would like to teach.
>
>
> On 10/12/06, m wrote:
>> Did you learn how to spell "collage" and "coloage" in college?
>> If you aim to find a "teching" job of any sort, I would first
>> recommend that you brush up on your spelling. A teacher must
>> set a good example for her students.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 9/08/06, lara/my wrote:
>>> I am a junior in collage getting a degree to teach. Is it
>>> hard once you graduate from coloage to get a job. Does any
>>> one know what kind of teachers are needed right now? EX.
>>> Math, history,science,etc..

Posts on this thread, including this one

• getting a teching job, 9/08/06, by lara/my.
• Re: getting a teching job, 10/12/06, by m.
• Re: getting a teching job, 11/05/06, by Linda.
• Re: getting a teching job, 12/29/06, by go flip burgers at Mickey Dee's.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/01/07, by j.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/02/07, by Sarah.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/07/07, by mina.
• Re: getting a teaching job, 1/07/07, by Mina.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/11/07, by Jen.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/11/07, by what planet are you from?.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/13/07, by J.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/17/07, by Sarah.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/18/07, by Jen.
• Re: getting a teching job, 1/20/07, by Mr. Chandler.