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by The Resourceful Teacher
Mar 27, 2012
Read my blog on the positive things about teaching at a private school.
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by The Resourceful Teacher
Mar 27, 2012
Read my blog about some of the downsides to teaching at a private school.
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by asst principal--newbie
Mar 30, 2012
We are having the problem as many with having students arrive to school late---it is the same students each day--as we know- -it is usually the parent's fault---has anyone have any creative ideas that have worked--please help---thanks Newbie Asst. Principal
by Jean Bullock
Apr 9, 2012
Just testing to see if I get to visit the FBI page again.
I'm not happy with the curriculum in my schooldistrict. Also, although there's a huge emphasis on leteracy, all I've seen the kids do is read silently from a book packet, have a whole-class mini-lesson, do writing responses, have readers' workshop (wher they read silently , read in a small group, discuss a story, work on some strategies, etc). In o...See MoreI'm not happy with the curriculum in my schooldistrict. Also, although there's a huge emphasis on leteracy, all I've seen the kids do is read silently from a book packet, have a whole-class mini-lesson, do writing responses, have readers' workshop (wher they read silently , read in a small group, discuss a story, work on some strategies, etc). In other words, I'm not impressed....most parents can do that at home. I see no science ...hands on activities like experiments, etc. In Social Studies, again, it's just readoing from a book. No stimulating discussions, debates, hands-on activities, etc. In math, it's the same thing. My children are bright and I want to see them learning to their full potential....I want them to be thinking outside the box and learning by discovery. What could I expect from a Catholic School? Would I see any difference, or just the same old thing?
We will having a Mass to honor grandparents. I'm looking for ideas for music, readings, activities/crafts. Thanks in advance.
Is it now a requirement to hold a current certification if teaching in a Catholic school. I was particularly interested in New Jersey. Thanks!
Does anyone know of a union to represent Private Special Education Teachers and paraprofessionals?
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