No, as far as I know it is state wide and a temporary certificate cannot be renewed after the 3 year period. Possibly he took the test and eventually passed.
Im trying to become a teacher an cant pass the test because im studying whats not on the test whats the best book i can study to pass thanks [email removed]
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For the distant school, it turned out a very popular home ec teacher was leaving, and the school kept that hidden. The school wanted me to come in and switch the kids on the first day from home ec to a demanding tech program,as I am certified in tech and business ed. My high school age children seemed worried about this, as they thought that students who signed up to make nachos etc, and would have a break period, would not like being switched into another subject that required a great deal of work. The principal had no books or lesson plans but just said BE A CHEERLEADER, I DONT WANT ANY KIDS DROPPING OUT THE FIRST DAY OR I LOSE MONEY IF THEY SIGN UP FOR FLVS. I felt somewhat sad as I really felt I could bring a lot to the table, but I guess I seemed hesitant. The FLDOE had set out a great deal of standards, and I did not think I could make that into a no homework class. I did not realize you had to sell yourself and the elective or the school lost money and could terminate you. It makes a difference as my entire family would have to relocate.
If this happens again, should I just nod and say Yes I will sell it, no matter the circumstances. I genuinely was worried that kids would drop when they found out on the first day it was not home ec, and I could not make the subject homeworkless.
DebbieOn 7/20/16, floridanewbie wrote: > Once again, I am asking your experiences since I am new. > I finally, finally got interview requests, two for the > same morning. Since I committed first to a distant > school, I asked the other local one if the initial > interview could be by phone. > > For the distant school, it turned out a...See MoreOn 7/20/16, floridanewbie wrote: > Once again, I am asking your experiences since I am new. > I finally, finally got interview requests, two for the > same morning. Since I committed first to a distant > school, I asked the other local one if the initial > interview could be by phone. > > For the distant school, it turned out a very popular home > ec teacher was leaving, and the school kept that hidden. > The school wanted me to come in and switch the kids on > the first day from home ec to a demanding tech program,as > I am certified in tech and business ed. My high school > age children seemed worried about this, as they thought > that students who signed up to make nachos etc, and would > have a break period, would not like being switched into > another subject that required a great deal of work. The > principal had no books or lesson plans but just said BE A > CHEERLEADER, I DONT WANT ANY KIDS DROPPING OUT THE FIRST > DAY OR I LOSE MONEY IF THEY SIGN UP FOR FLVS. I felt > somewhat sad as I really felt I could bring a lot to the > table, but I guess I seemed hesitant. The FLDOE had set > out a great deal of standards, and I did not think I > could make that into a no homework class. I did not > realize you had to sell yourself and the elective or the > school lost money and could terminate you. It makes a > difference as my entire family would have to relocate. > > If this happens again, should I just nod and say Yes I > will sell it, no matter the circumstances. I genuinely > was worried that kids would drop when they found out on > the first day it was not home ec, and I could not make > the subject homeworkless.
This sounds like a tremendous amount of work for the teacher of this class; no lesson plans, book, or curriculum guide. I agree with your kids; I think there will be many students who will feel duped and will run to guidance to get their schedule changed.
I'm not sure if you still need this info, but here it is:
I just passed test last week. Broward County Schools (2nd link) is all the info you need. I made an Interactive notebook. Printed ALL the slides and studied and studied since school let out (about 3 weeks, but 8 hours plus a day). Good luck!
RuthOn 7/04/16, SAE math wrote: > Can anyone remember some questions from the > elementary Ed K-6 math test? I'm taking it for the 4th time > and really need all the help I can get.
My name is Jonelle Pollard and I am currently conducting research at Barry University for the College of Education. My research targets 3rd thru 5th grade Public School teachers in Florida. I would greatly appreciate it if you could take no more than 10 minutes out of your day to complete my survey.