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by Erin McCoy
Feb 7, 2009
I'm writing to introduce a great educational website for Alabama teachers, students, and home educators: STATE SYMBOLS USA ([link removed]!
I will have officially finished the DROP by May. But is this a good time to retire? I am scared because of economy. Any thoughts?
I will be moving to the Ft. Rucker area. I am currently cert. in El Ed. with a MED. Can anyone tell me the school districts/counties around? Is it difficult finding a teaching vacancy?
by April Ratcliffe
Feb 27, 2009
how many years do i half to be in college for to be a teacher.
by Caringteacher
Mar 1, 2009
If you take medical leave for 6-8 weeks do you have to prepare lesson plans or turn in lesson plans? Where can I find teacher rights? I looked on the AEA website but could not find anything. Thank you!!
by Barbara Y. Wills
Mar 5, 2009
I have room reservations for March 19-21 at the Hilton Downtown in Charlotte about 4 blocks from the main ACA convention site. I would like to share a rooom with a fellow female professional.
Dr. Barbara Y. Wills, LPC/NCC 2233 Roanoke RD Clarksville, TN 37043 615-210-1552 cell 931-378-7258 home
by Barbara Y. Wills
Mar 5, 2009
Experience the World Without Leaving Home! Host an AFSer in 2009-10 (Our team has just added Alabama.)
Ever wonder what you can do to help change the world? Open your home and family to a high school student from another country and help build bridges of intercultural understanding at a time when the world really needs it.
This y...See MoreExperience the World Without Leaving Home! Host an AFSer in 2009-10 (Our team has just added Alabama.)
Ever wonder what you can do to help change the world? Open your home and family to a high school student from another country and help build bridges of intercultural understanding at a time when the world really needs it.
This year, more than 2,700 young people from 50 countries will arrive in the U.S. to study at high schools across the country. Enjoying daily family life, meals together, and community activities will make a world of difference to a young visitor who is eager to experience what it's like to live as a member of a family, school, and community in the U.S.
Host families provide a bed and meals, and the same guidance and support to students as they would to their own son or daughter. Host families and students receive support from local AFS Volunteers. Single and retired folks with or without children make great host families.
Host an AFS Exchange Student and build bridges of intercultural understanding. It's a gift you'll give and receive. Most families have no idea how much they'll gain until they say yes! To learn more, call 1-800-AFS-INFO or locally call Jenny Myers at 615-385-9644. You can also complete a hosting interest form at [link removed].
AFS 'aunts' and 'uncles' are also needed, as well as liaisons who volunteer to meet monthly with host families and their students. Call AFS for details. today to reach out to the world. and view the new bios that are arriving each week.
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Dr. Barbara Y. Wills, NCC, LPC
Miss Tennky AFS Area Volunteer Leadership Team AFS Publicity Coordinator, AFS Global Educator to Thailand in 2000, Ten (10) Time Host Family, AFS-USA Volunteer Conference Representative in 2006, Metro Nashville Public Schools Retired Professional Counselor, R-NEA & R-TEA Member, ADK Member
2233 Roanoke RD
Clarksville, TN 37043
[email removed]
615-210-1552 cell
931-378-7258 home
[link removed])
On 3/09/09, [link removed]
I am a teacher in Northwest GA that is trying to transfer to Demopolis AL. I'm a Special Education Math Teacher.....I'm trying to figure out what my chances are for finding a job there is. help!?!
by www.canweteach.com
Mar 17, 2009
What affects the marketability of a professional educator? Is there something that might be causing you not to be as marketable as you think? Take this survey to find out.
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