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Oct 27, 2007
I am trying to find a local supply of Crayola tempera
paint. No one seems to sell it anymore. It has superior
qualities- rich velvety paint with excellent color mixing.
I used to be an art teacher and used this extensively. The
new brands are all mixed with gel and you cannot get the
beautiful mixed colors an...See More
Nov 2, 2007
I work for a company called CRC and we provide incentive
items to schools for their state eduactional tests. I know
in many states teachers get a bonus for the higher
acheivement of their pupils. I was wondering if this is
true in Colorado?
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Is it possible to obtain a high school or middle school
teaching job in Colorado with only a B.A. in Mathematics?
If it is how would I go about trying to find a job?
Is it possible to obtain a high school or middle school
teaching job in Colorado with only a B.A. in Mathematics?
If it is how would I go about trying to find a job?
Dec 4, 2007
Hello all;
I am getting ready to start the Masters in Elementary
Education program at University of Phoenix. I desperately
need to work during school, hence the choice of U of P.
Before I give this place $16000 of money I really don't
have, I want to make sure that I can get hired.
Do you ...See More
Dec 10, 2007
I've been seriously thinking about changing careers for
some time and getting into high school teaching, but I
don't know if I can afford it. I tought EFL in the Peace
Corps so I do have enough experience to know I enjoy
teaching. However, after reading some of the posts on this
site, I'm feeling quite discou...See More
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laura
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Thanks for the information. That makes me feel ever so
slightly better.
Does anyone know about the competition for foreign language
(Spanish) teachers?
Thanks for the information. That makes me feel ever so
slightly better.
Does anyone know about the competition for foreign language
(Spanish) teachers?
Bradley
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Laura,
If you are interested in becoming a bilingual classroom teacher at the elementary
level, your Spanish skills should give you an advantage there.
Good luck!
~Bradley
Laura,
If you are interested in becoming a bilingual classroom teacher at the elementary
level, your Spanish skills should give you an advantage there.
Good luck!
~Bradley
Dec 12, 2007
I am a NYS certified history teacher (my husband is a NYS
English teacher) and we are seriously thinking about moving
our family to Colorado. What I want to know is something
that only a teacher living and working in Colorado can tell
me...what is it like teaching in Colorado? What's the
salary like? What are...See More
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K.H.
I have heard that Douglas County has a "test" that you have to take when you apply for a licensed position. Does anybody know what kind of test it is? I have heard it is a personality test and that you won't get a call back if you don't pass. Is this true? Thanks for your help
Dec 21, 2007
Hi I am currently subbing and am very interested in
pursuing the TIR program. I am in my 40s so this is a
career change for me. I truly enjoy Elementary School. Can
anyone give me some advice on obtaining a job in the TIR
program? I appreciate any advice in advance. Thanks a
bunch! Merry Christmas!
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On 11/03/07, DM wrote:
> If you go to crayola.com, I believe they have a list of
> their products, and list vendors that sell it for them....
>
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> On 10/27/07, Judy wrote:
>> I am trying to find a local supply of Crayola tempera
>> paint. No one seems to sell it anymore....See More