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    I have a Masters degree in Library and Information Science. I received temporary educator certification for Media Specialist, PK-12 when I started working in a public school. I since added Exceptional Student Education, K-12 certification and recently passed Elementary Education, K-6 exam. Because I was inexperienced, the school could not or would ...See More
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    Janis Let me ask an obvious question: Why not consider a career outside of education? It should be clear that you are jumping through a lot of hoops and not getting a job in the circus known as public education in Florida. At some point you say" this is not happening and I am going nowhere"

    On 3/13/13, kaye wrote: > perhaps you can consider ...See More
    Mar 15, 2013
    Sarah I still apply to library jobs when I find them. Paraprofessional jobs are opening up. I am also following up on leads from organizations that work with people with disabilities. Hopefully, something good comes of all this. I've made more headway in 6 months in my hometown than I did in 2 years we lived away.

    Question: How do I explain the...See More
    Apr 5, 2013
    I am looking into teaching elementary education in Osceola school district. Had one interview that went well, but still waiting to see if I get an offer. I hav 2o years of experience teaching in Europe and I know things have changed a lot since I left the US. We just bought a house there and are getting ready to move there. Can anyone tell me anyth...See More
    Phil The fact that you have no taught in the US in twenty years will be a red flag as you are not familiar with all the new language, terms, ideas etc. They will pick a person who has Florida familiarity first...classroom management is not much of an issue in most of Europe especially DOD schools but it very much is in Florida, especially middle and hig...See More
    Mar 16, 2013
    I signed up at teacher to teacher to look for jobs. They in turn send me notices of what is availablel I can´t believe all the vacancies throughout Florida every other week. Is it so bad that people are leaving or are they being fired?
    Brroke Fl Teacher On 3/18/13, wpooh wrote: > I signed up at teacher to teacher to look for jobs. They in > turn send me notices of what is availablel I can´t believe > all the vacancies throughout Florida every other week. Is > it so bad that people are leaving or are they being fired?

    Are these public schools, charters, or private?

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    Mar 20, 2013
    Most vacancy postings are fake in my experience On 3/20/13, Brroke Fl Teacher wrote: > On 3/18/13, wpooh wrote: >> I signed up at teacher to teacher to look for jobs. They in >> turn send me notices of what is availablel I can´t believe >> all the vacancies throughout Florida every other week. Is >> it so bad that people are leaving or are they being fired?

    I...See More
    Mar 28, 2013
    I was fired from Florida Virtual School. In their report or reason for firing me they stated untrue statements that will hurt me getting employed at another school. Does anyone know a lawyer I could contact for help? Thank you.

    If you have a job at a regular school, don't work for them.
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    Ingrid Any good lawyer will cost you about 3/4 of a year's salary and even if you win...you have to prove damages...about one years wages

    On 3/27/13, anon wrote: > Those schools are little more than call center-type jobs anyway, > and they have about as much prestige. > > Good luck getting a lawyer. I personally think you have an >...See More
    Mar 28, 2013
    anon The cases are typically contingency-based, but lawyers are going to be very picky about taking cases because it takes years and years for these cases to be resolved.

    The trouble with this case is the person was basically an at-will employee, and it would be very hard to prove defamation.

    The person could try to substitute teach ...See More
    Mar 28, 2013
    nvestment money is pouring into Florida from wealthy Chinese who find that Florida has exactly what they are looking for — and what they need to secure US green cards.

    Chinese investors are taking advantage of the EB-5 investment visa program, the so-called "green card via red carpet," by putting millions into Florida's charter schools ...See More
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    Phil Mao once said, "we will hang the capitalists and they will compete to sell us the rope to do it" He was right. They love that we tie up expensive resources on the border and in the ocean against North Korea...their pals. American industry is addicted to cheap labor like a guy in the ghetto addicted to crack...as the crack will kill the addict...che...See More
    Apr 20, 2013
    Joyce This governor has to have the poorest judgement of any governor and the legislature is right with them...NO nation on earth would let the Chinese invest in their educational system...not one would dare but Gov. Reich Scott embraces them. One authoritarian loves another authoritarian...

    On 4/15/13, Scooby wrote: > This is not surprising...See More
    Apr 20, 2013
    What is the best study guide for the Professional teachers exam?
    Mel Chesterfield On 4/06/13, Dan wrote: > What is the best study guide for the Professional teachers exam? CLIFFS TEST PREP FTCE: Professional Education Test Sandra Luna McCune, PhD., and Vi Cain Alexander
    Apr 6, 2013
    Ex-teacher On 4/06/13, Mel Chesterfield wrote: > On 4/06/13, Dan wrote: >> What is the best study guide for the Professional teachers exam? > CLIFFS TEST PREP > FTCE: Professional Education Test > Sandra Luna McCune, PhD., and Vi Cain Alexander

    Don't study, it's common sense if you've had teacher training classes.
    Apr 10, 2013
    Hello! Where can I teach Earth Space Science in Miami Dade? Thanks
    Hey, Can anyone who teaches in Florida give me a heads up on how invasive administrators are in your classrooms and how much freedom you have to use creativity in designing lessons etc...
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    Ex-teacher On 4/09/13, Debbie wrote: > On 4/09/13, Lisa Handy wrote: >> Hey, Can anyone who teaches in Florida give me a heads up >> on how invasive administrators are in your classrooms and >> how much freedom you have to use creativity in designing >> lessons etc... > It really depends upon your admin. We have to include certai...See More
    Apr 10, 2013
    Scooby On 4/09/13, Lisa Handy wrote: > Hey, Can anyone who teaches in Florida give me a heads up > on how invasive administrators are in your classrooms and > how much freedom you have to use creativity in designing > lessons etc...

    In Polk County (center of state), you will have NO freedom to be creative. We do LFS(Learning Focused S...See More
    Apr 15, 2013
    Hi all! I'm beginning the journey back to education after an 8 year hiatus (if you want to call working elsewhere full time and raising a family a hiatus). I graduated in May of 2005 from USF with my degree in secondary english ed. I'm hoping be in a middle school classroom. My certificate is still good but I'm lost on where to begin preparing myse...See More
    Does seniority still count in your district, or has it gone by the way of tenure?
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    Renee If teachers knew when they started what they know now....they would be nurses making $60K by now...

    On 4/29/13, TKB wrote: > Read through previous posts completely. Sure your district is currently > using seniority. The previous post does not say they can't, but after > 2014 school year, such use is in doubt. > >> >&...See More
    Apr 29, 2013
    Broke FL Teacher On 4/29/13, Renee wrote: > > > If teachers knew when they started what they know now....they would be > nurses making $60K by now... > >

    Yup. We care about our own health enough to pay nurses well, but we don't care enough about our children to pay their teachers well.
    Apr 30, 2013

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