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Feb 27, 2020
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haha
I wouldn't think it would matter but have no way of knowing for certain.
Icanread
The format of the bullet points will probably change after you save it and might make it look like a mess. Just double check after you do it. I have all mine in paragraphs because I couldn't get bullets to work.
Feb 27, 2020
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Feb 27, 2020
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Just Me
@haha, thank you! I don't know where we'd all be without your feedback and knowledge.
Ida
Something to remember is that a lot of principal are very preoccupied with COVID 19 response and status at the schools. Although it might seem like a good time to do some hiring, I think they are in a lot of meetings about what e-learning looks like. So that might account for some delay.
Feb 18, 2020
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Feb 26, 2020
1) Do you teach students in a self-contained class? Or is it push-ins and pullouts?
2) If you get hired as an ESE teacher, is your role switch to a general teacher or a classroom teacher, if there was a shortage?
3) What is a normal caseload?
4) I notice a job posting for an ...See More
haha
1. Yes and Yes. It will depend on the age, level of impairment, school, year to year, etc. At the MS and Secondary level we have Learning Strategies class which most students take as an elective (which is basically a resource room class). Self-contained classes are more for moderate to severe students and are offered at many, but not all locations....See More
Feb 26, 2020
TIA : )
haha
I don't think so. We work closely with EDIS on many cases so your experience there would be very relevant to DoDEA, regardless of the age of your caseload (and might even help with making some networking connections that couldn't hurt).
IbeforeE
@haha - thanks again for the quick reply. I am seeing that the EDIS positions are coming up more frequently however are limited to 3-5 years - - - so that's a relief that DODEA would be see working with EDIS as a plus!
Feb 26, 2020
Icanread
With the number of schools in Okinawa, teachers are always needed.
haha
The same could be said about "mainland" Japan. A good number of schools and many teachers preferring/wanting to be at one of the three bases in the Tokyo/Yokohama area, which often leaves openings at the other schools/complexes.
Feb 25, 2020
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Feb 25, 2020
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