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Mar 3, 2020
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Mullinzo
Thank you @haha! That totally answers my question. :) The SSS, from what I understand, is the pull-out resource room-type teacher. However, I could be mistaken. Thanks for the quick and thorough reply.
haha
Nope, like I said, Mild Leaning Impairment is the push in/pull out resource room teacher (at least in any school I'm familiar with/have knowledge of).
Where did you see anything about an SSS position? I've never seen that position or certification on any transfer list or anything (not that I know/have seen everything)?
Where did you see anything about an SSS position? I've never seen that position or certification on any transfer list or anything (not that I know/have seen everything)?
Mar 2, 2020
Are you free to go off base in Cuba? Or are you restricted to staying mostly on base?
In other locations, is housing on base offered (that's what I would prefer)?
Thanks,
Amy
haha
No, you are completely restricted to base, otherwise it would probably be one of the more desirable locations.
It varies widely by location. On the whole, I would say more locations require teachers to live off base/post than offer the chance to live on (but I don't know/have the exact breakdown).
It varies widely by location. On the whole, I would say more locations require teachers to live off base/post than offer the chance to live on (but I don't know/have the exact breakdown).
Feb 29, 2020
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Feb 29, 2020
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Feb 27, 2020
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Missamy
You have both given me hope! Mine still says pending. But, my last name starts with V. Wonder if they're going through list alphabetically?
lydiafraz
I'm sure you guys feel the same as me and are happy for ANY kind of progress! I hope all you guys still waiting or needing some extra stuff get it figured out! I know my chances this time around aren't very good, but I'm excited for the hiring season to get underway!
Feb 29, 2020
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Teachin
When they close a school, or eliminate a position due to enrollment, they excess teachers. The organization then finds positions for them somewhere in the world. If you take it, they move you. If you don't take it, you are choosing to end your employment.
haha
Basically this ^. You sign a mobility agreement that you will stay at your assigned post for the minimum time required (one or two years depending on location). They flip side is that you serve at DoDEA's pleasure and you also agree to go wherever you are needed for the mission. Most teachers will never encounter being excessed, while some go throu...See More
Feb 28, 2020
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lalaland
I want to get a master's degree that I am interested in. I have considered counseling/ elementary school education / librarian science. I've looked at numerous websites and don't seem to find anything for civilian spouses. What master's degree are you getting from Liberty University? Thanks!
Icanread
I am getting a masters in curriculum and instruction with a focus in gifted education at Liberty. I tried to find the Liberty page where it said DoD employees can also use the tuition discount, but I couldn't find it. You can email or call them for confirmation.
Feb 27, 2020
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oldshack
here is the wording for secondary technology teacher, "A major in industrial technology or industrial arts, or a minimum of 30 SH in technology education or industrial arts is required. A minimum of 12 SH of upper level course work in technology education is required. Course work should include such courses as: Construction Technology, Manufacturin...See More
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Possibly. When in doubt, ask HR.
I"d be interested in seeing how many schools are offering classes taught by a Secondary Technology teacher. It sounds like the Design class we had at my school in Europe but do not offer at my school in Japan.
I"d be interested in seeing how many schools are offering classes taught by a Secondary Technology teacher. It sounds like the Design class we had at my school in Europe but do not offer at my school in Japan.
Feb 29, 2020
Icanread
In past years, you had to have it completed by a certain date to be considered for jobs the following school year. I'm not sure why the application had to be submitted by the 28th, as it clearly states there is no deadline anymore. My only thought is that schools will start pulling referral lists next week. However, I imagine that will be delayed f...See More
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Agree. Basically they just want everyone to review and update their EAS before they start the new hiring cycle.
Feb 29, 2020
I'm going to have to go with "Live Long and Prosper!"
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