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$28,000 per annum is a fairly low yet acceptable starting salary at Kingman High School in Kingman, Arizona; however, if medical insurance premiums are exorbitant, it may behoove one to stay far away from teaching in such a district. Can anybody inform me of the cost of medical coverage for one person at Kingman? Thank you.
by Nancy Hof
Jul 20, 2012
You are invited:
HOST: Debbie Stein Former School Teacher Top Income Earner at SnackHealthy Mother of 4 boys
A PRIVATE BUSINESS LAUNCH WEBINAR Tuesday, July 24th 9 PM EST 712-338-8238 Attendee code: 119361# To attend, simply copy this link to your browser: URL: [link removed]
I am so excited, and proud, to say that I a...See MoreYou are invited:
HOST: Debbie Stein Former School Teacher Top Income Earner at SnackHealthy Mother of 4 boys
A PRIVATE BUSINESS LAUNCH WEBINAR Tuesday, July 24th 9 PM EST 712-338-8238 Attendee code: 119361# To attend, simply copy this link to your browser: URL: [link removed]
I am so excited, and proud, to say that I am a Brand Partner for SnackHealthy where our #1 Income Earner is a former schoolteacher and mother of four sons. How wonderful is that?
Debbie Stein, our Top Income Earner, was able to leave a 20-year teaching career and make 3 times her teaching income! Not only is she the #1 Income Earner at snackhealthy, she is the National Trainer and takes great personal pride in introducing teachers – and all those in the educational field – to this incredible business opportunity and show them how the skills used in teaching are perfectly suited for a successful home-based business. Debbie is a delightful trainer who does not “sell” you, but rather provides basic information to see if snackhealthy is a right fit for YOU and your family!
Snackhealthy (SNAX) is a BRAND NEW Publicly Traded Company that launched in January 2012; we focus exclusively on Healthy Delicious ‘Better for You’ snacks for the entire family. Our products are All Natural, No Sugar Added, No Preservatives and Non-GMO.
What makes snackhealthy so special – and the income possibilities enormous! – is that it’s a chance for you to get in on the GROUND FLOOR of a publicly traded company (SNAX) and be among the first Brand Partners (representatives) in your area!
To attend, simply click on the link below: URL: [link removed]#
If you have any questions, please feel free to give me a call or I can put you in touch with Debbie before the webinar.
See you on Tuesday!
Nancy Hof Brand Partner SnackHealthy (678) 787-3756 [email removed]]
by Passing along a job posting
Jul 26, 2012
Immediate need for a Physics instructor to teach Grand Canyon University curriculum in a partner Christian High School located in Phoenix, AZ
Instructor will teach three classes Monday – Friday 7:50 am, 8:50 am and 9:45 am
The GCU Adjunct will provide instruction that incorporates current teaching methodologies, technologies, ...See MoreImmediate need for a Physics instructor to teach Grand Canyon University curriculum in a partner Christian High School located in Phoenix, AZ
Instructor will teach three classes Monday – Friday 7:50 am, 8:50 am and 9:45 am
The GCU Adjunct will provide instruction that incorporates current teaching methodologies, technologies, and other trends that reflect advances in specific areas of the discipline associated with the individual’s teaching assignment.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following:
· Teaches one or more subjects within prescribed curriculum.
· Stimulates class discussions.
· Compiles, administers, and grades examinations.
· Remains current with new trends and development in his/her field of expertise.
· Other duties as assigned.
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Physics Master’s degree or higher in any subject area with at least 18 upper division credits in Physics
Go to: [link removed].
Thinking like that is rlleay impressive
Hi all.
With what I'm about to ask, I know I could Google it or Bing it; actually, I already have. But, sometimes Internet searches can give very "generic" results, not always specific to your location.
I've been a teacher here in Arizona for 13 years. I went to college for an education major late in life, so, I was not of "typica...See MoreHi all.
With what I'm about to ask, I know I could Google it or Bing it; actually, I already have. But, sometimes Internet searches can give very "generic" results, not always specific to your location.
I've been a teacher here in Arizona for 13 years. I went to college for an education major late in life, so, I was not of "typical" college age. Right now, my age is around the half-century mark.
I've about had it with the education field; sorry if that sounds harsh and negative, but, I'm not some young chippy who has barely given it the ole college try and is already throwing in the towel; I even had plenty of real-world working experience before I became an educator.
What are some good alternatives to teaching? Meaning: with my teaching (education) degree, what else can I go into? It can still be something within the education field itself, but, just not a typical, classroom teacher.
And, pay doesn't have to be strictly commensurate with teacher salaries; my wife works full-time and makes good money.
Perhaps it's like this elsewhere in the U.S.A., but with my experience here in AZ, support from administration is almost non-existent. Students (kids) have been "misbehaving" since formal education started, but, the way I've seen things for a while now, their extreme behavior is tolerated, even coddled. There are no real consequences for their behavior; no accountability on the student's part.
I've taught in the public school system as well as at a charter school.
Every job has its stress level, but, it is not a pleasure for me to go to work anymore; the stresses are taking too high a toll on my mental and physical health.
So.....anybody have any good, realistic suggestions for viable alternatives to a teaching career? Pez
Saw this movie....and whoa! Is it just me? I loved how the opening scene showed the teacher, at her desk, on her cell phone totally indifferent, while the students were on their own...really????? Has this happened in your classroom? Mom, knowing her daughter was struggling, was never shown working with her child one on one - ever - at home....in fa...See MoreSaw this movie....and whoa! Is it just me? I loved how the opening scene showed the teacher, at her desk, on her cell phone totally indifferent, while the students were on their own...really????? Has this happened in your classroom? Mom, knowing her daughter was struggling, was never shown working with her child one on one - ever - at home....in fact, when it showed the daughter at home she was either glued to the TV or headphones on her ears. And mom wanted to "take back" the school.....I understand some teachers' position on pay/working over time (in many non-teaching professions, that's the norm!). I'm sure the mom in the movie wouldn't have dreamed of working overtime at the bar for free...
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