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Does anyone have any information about the most recent Art
Content knowledge test? Im doing some last minute
studying. Im taking the test tomorrow! =( Please let me
know, im freaking out over here! Also, does anyone know
the passing score you need in NJ? Let me know!!
-Krista
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I took the Praxis today. I was surprised at the amount of
questions about esl/ell learners on it! This was not a
focus in my masters program. I have attended workshops on
my own as they were offered, but never anticipated so many
questions on that one population of students I would serve.
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I am having trouble navigating the IDOE website. I need to
find the application and procedures to apply for a job in
Indiana.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
by Grand Canyon University
Mar 31, 2008
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Title 1 teachers may receive between $5,000 and $17,500 in
loan forgiveness (consult with your DOE and principal) this
is a federal program which is applied for post graduation.
Special ED, Math and Science teachers will receive the
highest amount of forgiveness.
Teach Grant is here-ask me about det...See More/blockquote>
Title 1 teachers may receive between $5,000 and $17,500 in
loan forgiveness (consult with your DOE and principal) this
is a federal program which is applied for post graduation.
Special ED, Math and Science teachers will receive the
highest amount of forgiveness.
Teach Grant is here-ask me about details-Master level
students attend with no out of pocket cost
We have several scholarships you may qualify for (up to
$2000)
Grand Canyon University is regionally accredited (the
highest level). We were founded in 1949 as a "teacher's
university".
Grand Canyon University will fairly evaluate valid and
relevant credits from previous regionally accredited
institutions and apply them when applicable to GCU programs.
Title 1 teachers may receive between $5,000 and $17,500 in
loan forgiveness (consult with your DOE and principal) this
is a federal program which is applied for post graduation.
Financial aid is available for both Master and Bachelor
students.
Applicants currently paying student loans will have current
payments deferred while they are in school-a new
consolidated payment schedule will begin invoicing 6 months
after graduation from GCU.
Around 40% of total applicants are accepted into GCU
programs. 80% of our students graduate.
If you are ready to apply for admission and the
scholarships still available, click this link:
[link removed]
You must respond or contact Troy Maskell DIRECT in order to
qualify for the remaining scholarships. (**Teachers
interested in the scholarships are required to contact Troy
Maskell directly in order to be eligible. Students
inquiring through our website or enrolling through another
counselor will not qualify for this scholarship).
Here is a list of all of the degree programs that we
currently offer online:
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Emphasis in
English 128 credits
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Emphasis in
Math 128 credits
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Emphasis in
Science 128 credits
Master of Arts in Teaching: 30 credits, 20 months
M.Ed. Elementary Education (K-8): 45 credits, 30 months
M.Ed. Secondary Education (7-12): 30 credits, 24 months
M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction: Reading: 30 credits, 20
months
M.Ed. Curriculum & Instruction: Instructional Technology:
30 credits, 20 months
M.Ed. TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other
Languages): 33 credits, 22 months
M.Ed. Special Education: 45 credits, 36 Months
M.Ed. in Education Administration: 36 credits, 24 months
M.Ed. In Education Administration with an emphasis in
School Leadership: 36 credits, 24 months
M.Ed. in Education Administration with an emphasis in
Organizational Leadership: 36 credits, 24 months
Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education
(Eligible for Credential)
Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education
(Not Eligible for Credential)
Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education for
Certified Special Educators
(Not Eligible for Credential)
Initial Teacher Certification Programs:
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Emphasis in
English 128 credits
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Emphasis in
Math 128 credits
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education: Emphasis in
Science 128 credits
M.Ed. Elementary Education (K-8): 45 credits, 30 months
M.Ed. Secondary Education (7-12): 30 credits, 20months
M.Ed. Special Education (K-12): 45 credit hours, 30 months
**NOTE: Teachers interested in the scholarships are
required to contact Troy Maskell directly in order to be
eligible. Students inquiring through our website or
enrolling through another counselor will not qualify for
this scholarship.
Take care!
Troy Maskell
Enrollment Counselor
Grand Canyon University
Local: 602.639.6635
Toll Free: 1.888.310.4363
Fax: 602-589-2504
Email: [email removed]
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Hi all!
I just wanted to thank all of you that have taken the time
to help others that are preparing for the General Content
Knowledge test. I too took the test Sat. (4/26, in NJ)
I'm 50 and have been out of school for 20 years. The info
that is given here is invaluable! I was clueless as to
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Hi all!
I just wanted to thank all of you that have taken the time
to help others that are preparing for the General Content
Knowledge test. I too took the test Sat. (4/26, in NJ)
I'm 50 and have been out of school for 20 years. The info
that is given here is invaluable! I was clueless as to
where and how I was going to start studying for this
thing. The info here gave me the ground work to start. I
studied/researched for a month and I can say ALOT of the
info here was on the test! I had the test that
included "The Sleeping Gypsy"
I think I did well! Walked out with a smile on my face.
Maybe beacuse it was over! Went home and took a nap! LOL
I'll let you know when I get my results.
One thing I would recommend is study the major movements
and the style it represents. Study the influential artist
of that period. Don't give yourself a headache like I did.
The test is geared twords process of elimination. For
example, art techniques; ceramics, printing, weaving or
engraving? The test gives you a term. Architecture;
Rococ, Renaissance, Greek or Roman? How do styles of
certain periods influence other types of art, ie.,
pottery, printing, photography, etc.? If you can relate a
movement with the question you have it made.
I was able to get through the test in an hour because of
the info here. I circled the questions I wasn't sure
about so I could spend the next hour taking the time to
study the question and redirecting my thoughts. I did
erase alot! Not sure that was a good thing but I felt
better about my answer. The questions are tricky so read
closely and understand what they are asking before you
answer.
Good Luck to all, and best wishes to those that are
awaiting their results!
Karen
by MC Resident
May 15, 2008
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Michigan City Area Schools has multiple positions open.
Those applying should be ready for the challenged of urban
education. Multiple social studies, FACS & elementary
education openings.
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May 20, 2008
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May 21, 2008
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Full time 2008 - 2009 Language Arts Teachers needed with
Beech Grove City Schools, Beech Grove, IN . Locations:
Central Elementary School (5 openings), Central Elementary
(temporary contract), South Grove Elementary (3 openings),
and Middle School Language Arts (one opening - temporary
contract.) Please send ...See More/blockquote>
Full time 2008 - 2009 Language Arts Teachers needed with
Beech Grove City Schools, Beech Grove, IN . Locations:
Central Elementary School (5 openings), Central Elementary
(temporary contract), South Grove Elementary (3 openings),
and Middle School Language Arts (one opening - temporary
contract.) Please send application materials, letter of
interest, and resume to the specific Principal listed here:
Central Elementary - Craig Buckler [email removed].
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You might want to check out Herron, a new private arts high school downtown
Indianapolis. I know they were looking for a theatre teacher last year, and it
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