Interview on Friday at school where tradition is strong. All teachers wear suits and jackets. I have a smart tailored black dress and a pair of black heels. Is it too much to wear a black jacket, or should I aim for some kind of contrast? The all black thing sounds a bit funereal.
BAWell, it hasn't been very long, so there's still a possibility. Any other leads on a new job? I know you haven't been happy with your most recent position.
Today is the first day of school in my old district and also a luncheon day for retired staff. I get to attend this year! So no exercise, but I do get to wear a darling outfit, be thin & fit, and see old friends. So excited.
Bev, how cool that you saw the complete eclipse. Everyone says it was unbelievable. Not so spectacular with our clouds and the incompleteness here in northern Indiana. Yes, you keep stepping. How many years for you?
15, 589 steps today. Which is a good thing, since I only reached 10K 3 times during the past week. My DS and daughter and daughters were here for 4 days. What fun. I love the wee ones. Ages 1 and 3 are pretty special. Lots of books read, swings pushed, animals petted at the petting zoo. and, lots of watermelon eaten. All good.
I'm new to this group and very recently moved overseas, so I'm lacking needed resources for a project that will be due soon. I need 7-8 brief questions answered from a new teacher (less than three years) and also from a teacher with more than 10 years of experience. Would anyone be willing to please help me out?
Elaine/ret/INMen, I had forgotten about your mother's passing. I am so sorry. I am so glad your daughter could come. Good luck on the job scene. And in the ride.
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I am currently a High School Guidance Counselor overseas where my Master's in Psychology satisfies the requirements for Guidance Counseling. I have gained a passion for the field and would like to continue in this path in my resident state of GA. Since the education requirements in GA to become a Guidance Counselor requires that I earn a Master's in Counseling I have decided to first earn an alternative teacher certification and gain some classroom experience prior to pursuing the Counseling degree. My question is, can anyone give me some insight on what the process is for earning an alternative teaching certification in Georgia. I understand I am able to work while completing the program but I have to first be hired by an education system prior to gaining entry to the program. I'm a little confused about the timeline and am unsure where I should begin.I am also aware the I must pass the GACE exam, but which version?
I would greatly appreciate any feedback or direction.
BTW, I plan to return to Georgia between December, 17 and June, 18.