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Next week, I am having a telephone interview with DC schools, is anyone out there familiar with the questions? Acceptable answers?
Thanks, Help!
Good morning teachers of DC. I live in MD and met a wonderful person at a wedding on 5-16-09 in MD named Sherrie or Sharee. Not sure how she spells it. She said she teaches 7th graders in SW or SE. I am just tryling to locate her if at all possible. MY email address will suffice if someone is familiar with her, and I thank you in advance. Thanks.
If I apply to the DC Public Schools, can I choose the school I would like to work at(assuming there is an opening ofcourse? Or is it, that once you are in the DC Public Schools...they can put you anywhere they want?
Jackie
by The Youthink! Team
Jun 17, 2009
Dear Teachers:
Youthink! (youthink.worldbank.org) is the World Bank’s website geared towards informing and engaging the world’s youth (ages 16-25) on international development issues (poverty, conflict, corruption, trade, environment, debt relief, education, health, etc.). Youthink! offers: -Information and materials on international d...See MoreDear Teachers:
Youthink! (youthink.worldbank.org) is the World Bank’s website geared towards informing and engaging the world’s youth (ages 16-25) on international development issues (poverty, conflict, corruption, trade, environment, debt relief, education, health, etc.). Youthink! offers: -Information and materials on international development issues -Opportunities to get involved with international development -A section for teachers
We, the Youthink! team, are planning on updating/renovating the website, with a special emphasis on the section devoted to teachers. Our goal for “4Teachers” is to provide excellent educational support on international development issues to instructors around the globe. Currently, 4Teachers provides downloadable PDF’s on various development topics, discussion points, and quizzes.
As a part of the updating process, we would like to ask you for your opinion of Youthink! Your opinion is important to us, as this website is aimed at you and your colleagues throughout the world. We hope to utilize your thoughts and ideas to make Youthink! an excellent teaching and learning resource.
After becoming familiar with Youthink!, please take a moment to fill out our brief survey. You can find a link to the teacher’s survey on our homepage in the “Take Action” box. Or you can type this link into your url: [link removed]
Thank you so much for your help.
The Youthink! Team
Looking for teachers from each state to participate in a 6- 8 grade postcard exchange.
[email removed]
by Jack Freiberger
Jun 27, 2009
To all the teachers in the DC area:
My name is Jack Freiberger, "Mr. Fry". I am a fully credentialed teacher and an actor in Los Angeles. I have a very popular one-man show called They Call Me Mister Fry (misterfry.com) that has been selected to be presented in the 2009 Washington Capital Fringe Festival (July 9-26th)([link removed])
...See MoreTo all the teachers in the DC area:
My name is Jack Freiberger, "Mr. Fry". I am a fully credentialed teacher and an actor in Los Angeles. I have a very popular one-man show called They Call Me Mister Fry (misterfry.com) that has been selected to be presented in the 2009 Washington Capital Fringe Festival (July 9-26th)([link removed])
It's a show about the trials, tribulations and triumphs of our teaching profession. It focuses on my first year teaching 5th grade in South Los Angeles. It's a true story and I've been told it has all the humor, drama and emotion that make it a classic. It focuses on my relationship with 2 challenging students and how we affected each other's lives and it chronicles my journey through bowels of the Los Angeles Unified School District. It's been playing for almost 2 years in LA and is on tour to Washington DC, Boulder, Indianapolis and back to LA.
I hope you can come out and support this show and our profession. I just tell my teacher story, but I'm sure all of you have your own story in the classroom. Especially in today's economic climate, where the first financial cuts always seem to be in education, I believe it is important to get our story out into the public to be heard by as many people as possible.
"Mr. Fry is the Patch Adams of Education... highest quality of off-broadway theater." LA Examiner
"Gritty but hopeful... an endearing and charismatic performer... a heart warming 80 minutes." CurtainUp New York
"Uniformly Excellent... Mr. Fry's characters are offer's well rounded and detailed portraits." BackStage East
"Mr. Fry elicits respect for teachers all around the world... A talented blend of comedy and emotion." LA Valley Scene Magazine
Venue Goethe Institut - Mainstage 812 7th Street NW, Washington DC 20001
map and directions: maps.google.com/maps?q=goethe- institut+washington+dc&oe=UTF-8&ie=UTF8&hl=us&ll=38.900502, - 77.021949&spn=0.010871,0.019312&z=16&iwloc=A
Performance Times: Friday July 17 @ 5pm Saturday July 18 @ 4:30pm Sunday July 19 @ 6pm Saturday July 25 @ 4pm Sunday July 26 @ 5pm
Tickets $15 (The tickets are all presales, there are no tickets available at the door. Sorry, that is just the way the festival works it. So please, either make a reservation by phoning or calling the number below. Thanks!)
Call 866-811-4111
Order on line: shows.capfringe.org/shows/15-Sew-and-Sew-Productions- They-Call-Me-Mister-Fry.html
If you would like to contact me, you can email me through my website: misterfry.com or my email at: [email removed]
See you there!
Jack Freiberger, aka "Mr. Fry"
In DC,is the curriculum structured...meaning is it laid out for you with what you are supposed to do each day? I am looking for a district or school which has that.
Jessie
by teachertalk
Jul 7, 2009
There are some old threads about this program, but do any current or recent fellows have feedback about the program and the level of support you can expect? Thanks for any help!
by Maria Orlando
Jul 9, 2009
I had a run in with the assistant head of this school; a really nasty, militant, martinet type. I wanted to be a math teacher there but after my experience, I have changed my mind. Anyone else had a similiar experience or know this ogre?
Maria Orlando Sanchez
Hi,
Does anyone know, or know where I can find information, about getting certified? I will be graduating next year with a bachelors degree in childhood/special ed from a private college in New York. Thanks!
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On 5/08/09, Help wrote: > Next week, I am having a telephone interview with DC > schools, is anyone out there familiar with the questions? > Acceptable answers? > > Thanks, Help!