6...See MoreWGU teaching credential and Math (Secondary) master degree assignment request me to interview a teacher about 30 minutes for the following topics:
1. Content Standards
2. Internal and External Influences that Impact Education
I currently work at a charter school as the Ed Specialist for 9th grade where we implement the push-in method to support our students. There are 3 of us who have our own caseloads to manage but we dont have any paras or IAs. We have students who require Intensive Individualized Support (IIS) services, which they would receive from a one-on-one aid at the middle school. However, when they transferred to the high school, they did not come with their aids. We were told that the Ed Specialist can serve the minutes on top of already serving SAI and BIS minutes. This has caused an abundance of stress being that the total number of minutes to be served a week for all students on our caseload is more than the actual minutes in the school week.
My question is this: One-on-ones/paras/IAs should be the ones serving the IIS minutes, not the Education Specialist correct??
Half of my test questions were just like the Quizlet. I also studied from this book - I recommend reading it and doing the practice exams which are great. This book really helped me learn the content and vocabulary. I really recommend it
I am a former language teacher currently working on a method to get middle/high schoolers to get better at languages and understand cultural differences.
I am now trying to reach out to fellow middle/high school teachers who would like to know more about the free method I am developing.
What I can just say is that it won't use any of your time, this is not something you will be using during class. It's pretty fun and intuitive.
I have around 20 teachers up to testing my project when I launch, would love to reach way more that.
If your students are learning English, French, Italian, Mandarin, German, Spanish or else, please reach out : )
I am not sure you can contact others directly here, this is why I leave you my email: aiyuyan2014@hotmail.com .
Thank you, fellow teachers and a great start of November.
loffonVery interesting. You're doing a great job looking for ways to make it easier for students to learn another language and understand another culture, that's great!
I'm a British, ESL teacher living in Taiwan. I teach at a high school (Sanguang High School)situated in Mingjian Township, Taiwan. I have two classes comprising 7th graders (ages around 13 - 14 years old). There are approximately 40 students.
I would love it if your school would like to cooperate with my school and use snail mail to correspond with each other.
Basically write once a month for a year. The main purpose is for my students to exercise written English as well as learn about British culture. Their level of English varies from lower-intermediate to intermediate.