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Jul 29, 2005
what kind of teacher wud u like 2 learn frm... derz is dis
crazy teacher woz teachez biology at mayfield school in
ilford... she very pervy which makes it fun 4 us 2 learn
coz she uses pervy examples.... dont worri she not reli,
she jus thinks dat children always remember the pervy
stuff... and our resul...See More
Aug 9, 2005
Just curious how many of you are teaching in high needs
schools, and if so, what are your experiences like, and
what are your reasons for teaching there? I am interested
in working at a Title One school, and would like to hear
what other teachers feelings are on this subject...
Thanks - Valerie
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Rodeo
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Your experience in these schools will differ depending on the
subject. If teaching art in those schools is ok, math will be
bad. if teaching art is bad, math will be a nightmare.
What subject do you teach?
Your experience in these schools will differ depending on the
subject. If teaching art in those schools is ok, math will be
bad. if teaching art is bad, math will be a nightmare.
What subject do you teach?
Aug 22, 2005
I was a regular ed teacher. I myself have depressive
illness.From what I observed of spec ed ...many teachers do
not study anything indepth or care... Even an illness like
depression is not noticable to these "experts".. Dyslexia
is also not delt with properly... NO TRAINING....
As for Autism.. I am...See More
Aug 25, 2005
I have an issue, and I was hoping you would be able to give
me some feedback or advice.
Our principal is a bully. He is rude and demeaning, and
the whole staff knows it but everyone is afraid to speak
up. Unfortunately for me, I am not one to keep my mouth
shut. I tend to be a caregiver kind of pers...See More
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Bob
If someone is being a bully, roll up your sleeve. Punch them in the gut, then uppercut them in the chi
Aug 27, 2005
I was recently called into the office by my principal.
She made clear to me that another principal from another
campus was upset at me. I worked a seminar that is for
new teachers. One of the teachers from this school asked
what my opinion was about the school. I simply stated
that ___________ middle sch...See More
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josie
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There is such a thing as employee loyalty and if your
principal is unwilling to defend you when you say what you
said was misunderstood, find a job elsewhere.
There is such a thing as employee loyalty and if your
principal is unwilling to defend you when you say what you
said was misunderstood, find a job elsewhere.
Sep 15, 2005
Help! I am a graduate student in Michigan taking on the
impossible. Rationalizing the importance of teachers being
advocates when it comes to state and federal mandates and
policy making. So far my resources are slim to none.
Anyone with any information I would love to hear it. Thank
you!
Tiffany/FL (not the Tiffany that's posted on Prayer...)
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On 9/15/05, Jenny wrote:
> Help! I am a graduate student in Michigan taking on the
> impossible. Rationalizing the importance of teachers being
> advocates when it comes to state and federal mandates and
> policy making. So far my resources are slim to none.
> Anyone with any information I...See More
On 9/15/05, Jenny wrote:
> Help! I am a graduate student in Michigan taking on the
> impossible. Rationalizing the importance of teachers being
> advocates when it comes to state and federal mandates and
> policy making. So far my resources are slim to none.
> Anyone with any information I...See More
Jun 23, 2009
I am about to pay $25,000 (tuition only) for a Master in Math Education degree at DePaul Univeristy-Chicago. I was always told that Math was a high need, and by being male, I could secure a teaching position fairly easily. The more I hear lately, that is not the case. DePaul says that yes, I'll find a job, but maybe not exactly where I want, but I ...See More
Desiree Roffers
Math is a high needs position. However, Depaul is pretty expensive. I am completing a second graduate level certification online at Western Governors University for much cheaper. The program is really rigorous and has a great reputation. They also have a math education program. Check it out at [link removed]!
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On 7/29/05, ashz wrote:
> what kind of teacher wud u like 2 learn frm... derz is dis
> crazy teacher woz teachez biology at mayfield school in
> ilford... she very pervy which makes it fun 4 us 2 learn
> coz she uses pervy examples.... dont worri she not reli,
> she jus thinks dat children...See More