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Hi all. I'm currently working on making a website for games that can be used in the classroom, and in particular English lessons. I have collected and written up rules for lots of games and posted instructional videos wherever I could. I'd love to hear feedback. Thanks a lot.
https://www.esl-classroom-games.com/
https://www.esl-classroom-games.com/
Mar 9
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Jaubrey23
Yes! Though I am worried, as the post is for a current opening and I am "outside the gate" there was a concern that I wouldn't be on boarded in time for this school year. But I did my best and will keep a good thought
Jaubrey23
Yes! Though I am worried, as the post is for a current opening and I am "outside the gate" there was a concern that I wouldn't be on boarded in time for this school year. But I did my best and will keep a good thought
Mar 4
haha
Not a reading specialist, but my understanding is that the day looks much like a learning specialist position: a combination of small groups (either pull out or push in, possibly assisting/co-teaching in a class, conducting/helping with reading assessments, working on/with reading data. etc. All of this will of course vary from school to school, ye...See More
Feb 28
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uh89
I'd recommend letting them know ASAP. A lot depends if you're in a 2 year area (mainland Japan) or a 1 year area (Okinawa). If you're in a 2 year area, it's going to be difficult and expensive getting yourself and your belongings back to the US if you have to break your 2-year contract. If you're in a 1-year area, it's best to let them know now so ...See More
uh89
My mistake as I misread your 2020 start date. You likely won't have any problem moving back providing you let them know soon that you intend to leave. If memory serves me correctly, I believe the date to let them know is sometime in March in order to have the gov't. move you back at their expense.
Feb 23
haha
Always tough to say for sure. It could be a very good sign, or it could be part of a group email that was sent out to many candidates. In any case, it is likely that Garmisch has/will have an opening in one or more of your certification areas. So, if you are interested, answer yes I suppose.
As I recall (could be wrong), it is a relatively...See More
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Feb 18
haha
From my understanding,/experiences it's a nice, smaller post with generally good facilities and interesting villages in the surrounding communities. The school is relatively new and with good facilities. I've heard generally good things about the admin/faculty, but that info. is a bit dated. Bavaria is definitely a nice place to live/work.
scorpion6
Thank you haha for sharing your insights. The principal is Lauri Kenney. The assistant principal position is vacant.
Dec 4, 2021
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scorpion6
IsItFriday, I am at a point in my life where I seek to feel value in what I do everyday. Careers as a Marine and then a criminal investigator with DOJ, raising a family, paying off the mortgage, and saving for retirement are all behind me. I can't think of a better way to feel like I am making a positive difference in the world than to help our mil...See More
Dec 11, 2022
Thank you
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Dec 14, 2022
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Circumstances will vary wildly for almost every question you ask. Some people are hired right away. Some people wait years (it took 4 for us). Many people are never hired. Location is one factor but is mostly down to luck. We expected to get hired in the Pacific but were actually offered Europe first and moved to Japan via the transfer round after ...See More
lma324
Good luck Jenn!! It only took me a few months to get hired after applying (which I know now is a rarity) but I have a bachelors in teaching with certs in Elem. Ed (PreK-5); 6-12 English; and Teacher of the Visually Impaired with 5+ years experience. I also have a Masters in Library and Info Science so I got hired as a school librarian. Get as MANY ...See More
Do all three of the individuals who were emailed the professional evaluation need to have it submitted before administrators will be alerted of my application? I'm waiting for my principal to submit it and I feel like she is dragging her feet. I wasn't sure if it's absence affects my ability to get a referral.
Thank you
Thank you
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lma324
No, your evaluations do not need to be done to get on referral lists. I had my references mail in my evals and ALL of them were "returned to sender" bc apparently the address to send them was wrong. I still got hired and not one eval was done. Good luck!
lma324
No, your evaluations do not need to be done to get on referral lists. I had my references mail in my evals and ALL of them were "returned to sender" bc apparently the address to send them was wrong. I still got hired and not one eval was done. Good luck!
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