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Dec 20, 2007
My time in the DROP ends next Dec of 2008. However, I am
considering ending my time in May, 2008. I am really
ready to go. I teach in junior high and am burned out
plus my mom who is 92 is not well. How much money would I
lose if I choose to go out a semester early?
Jan 2, 2008
I was thinking about going back to college for elementary
education but after reading some comments I'm not too
sure. I,ve been in the health care field for about 10
years and I'm ready to get out.
Is it true about no funding to pay teachers in mobile,
al.? Any pros or cons to this would be greatly appre...See More
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Hello!:
I invite you and your students to visit my website
via :
jorgealemanmathminute.com
I mean well in my effort to help teachers sell and
students buy education!
Thanks!
Jorge Aleman
Hello!:
I invite you and your students to visit my website
via :
jorgealemanmathminute.com
I mean well in my effort to help teachers sell and
students buy education!
Thanks!
Jorge Aleman
Jan 8, 2008
Hey there. I was suggested to look into temporary subbing by
going to Barton and going through the whole process and sign
up for temporary subbing. I'm wondering how the jobs there
look, if anyone has any knowledge. I'm in college right now,
so my schedule during the day is a little strange. I'm
wondering if,...See More
Jan 19, 2008
I am currently teaching at a school in southern alabama. I
live in norther alabama. I drive 100 miles to work
everyday, just had a baby, and I live in a different time
zone. I have found a school the is about 15 miles from my
home that needs a math teacher starting now. Any
suggestions on how to go about...See More
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1st grade teacher
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> All of AL is in the same time zone, regardless of how far you
> drive...
You are mistaken. Much of Chambers County is on Eastern time!
>
> All of AL is in the same time zone, regardless of how far you
> drive...
You are mistaken. Much of Chambers County is on Eastern time!
Jan 20, 2008
How is special education in Alabama? Can you see a
difference with inclusion? Do you even like the inclusion
model?
Jan 27, 2008
I teach ELL in a school that has 455 ELL students out off
900 students here in Alabama. Should an ELL teacher pull
more than 6-7 kindergarten in a 30 minute period? Does
anyone think that 10 non english speaking kindergarteners
is too many if you are trying to focus on each one?
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On 1/02/08, Christy wrote:
> I was thinking about going back to college for elementary
> education but after reading some comments I'm not too
> sure. I,ve been in the health care field for about 10
> years and I'm ready to get out.
> Is it true about no funding to pay teachers in mobile, ...See More