Re: Inquiring minds want to know
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Nov 13, 2020
I am sure this has been posted plenty of times, but I was curious if anything has changed in the midst of covid. I am currently a first year middle school math teacher at an international school. I am certified to teach all levels of math and I will be IBMYP certified by the end of the school year. Seeing as this is my first year teaching, I am curious as to what I can be doing to make myself more hirable in the coming years. Thank you in advance and I hope everyone is safe and healthy.
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Fair point.
It's also worth noting that even once you get a few/five more years of experience, if all of that experience is at an international school, some DoDEA principals may consider it a negative that you have never taught at a US public school (since DoDEA schools are generally much closer to public schools than int'l schools).
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It's also worth noting that even once you get a few/five more years of experience, if all of that experience is at an international school, some DoDEA principals may consider it a negative that you have never taught at a US public school (since DoDEA schools are generally much closer to public schools than int'l schools).
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Joe Wachs
I noticed you said that you are teaching internationally. Just be aware that if you are hired you would most likely not receive housing or other benefits that other new hires are entitled to. These is a reg on it, that others might be able to explain better. The short of it is if you are living overseas and are hired then you are considered a local...See More
Joe Wachs
I noticed you said that you are teaching internationally. Just be aware that if you are hired you would most likely not receive housing or other benefits that other new hires are entitled to. These is a reg on it, that others might be able to explain better. The short of it is if you are living overseas and are hired then you are considered a local...See More
Joe Wachs
I noticed you said that you are teaching internationally. Just be aware that if you are hired you would most likely not receive housing or other benefits that other new hires are entitled to. These is a reg on it, that others might be able to explain better. The short of it is if you are living overseas and are hired then you are considered a local...See More
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