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by Mr. Chandler
Dec 28, 2006
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I am an elementary licensure candidate in Colorado. If all
goes well I will have my Colorado licensure by May of
2007. I was wondering if Indianapolis has a good
elementary job market or is it as hard as the rest of your
nice state? Thank you in advance for your reply.
by Any jobs down there?
Jan 5, 2007
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I'm a teacher in Michigan, also certified in Illinois, who
can't find a job in either state. You hear about certain
states like North Carolina, Florida, Nevada, etc. who are
hiring like mad at the job fairs and so on. You also hear
about states like Michigan that aren't hiring at all unless
you're Special Ed ...See More/blockquote>
I'm a teacher in Michigan, also certified in Illinois, who
can't find a job in either state. You hear about certain
states like North Carolina, Florida, Nevada, etc. who are
hiring like mad at the job fairs and so on. You also hear
about states like Michigan that aren't hiring at all unless
you're Special Ed or an administrator's child. I've never
heard about Indiana's hiring scene. It occurs to me that if
I'm willing to move to Arizona to teach, I might as well
look to my neighbor to the south.
So any job action down there? Or is it as bad as it is in
Michigan (which is hundreds of applications for every job)?
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I am an administrator at a private, Christian school in
northern Indiana and am in need of a math/science
teacher. Is anybody interested?
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What Language Arts programs are used in grades 1-3?
What city are you in?
Thanks
P.S. I have a lot of Language Arts links on my website
([link removed])
/blockquote>
Just wondering if anyone could tell me about how much less
a private school pays than a public school. Thanks.
by Jesse Dakins
Feb 12, 2007
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I disagree with the hole istep thing. Im a Junior and if i
dont pass the istep all that i worked for is over. I would
have to graduate with the class below me. I wouldnt get the
chance to celebrate with my class mates.
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What is your school going to adopt? Please list pro's and
con's.
Thanks,
Jane
/blockquote>
The Rouge Forum presents
Their Wars Left Behind: Education for Action
(National Conference on How to Be Anti-War & Pro-Learning)
THURSDAY, MARCH 1 – SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 2007
Wayne State University, Manoogian Hall ( map)
NW corner of Warren & Third Street, Detroit
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The Rouge Forum presents
Their Wars Left Behind: Education for Action
(National Conference on How to Be Anti-War & Pro-Learning)
THURSDAY, MARCH 1 – SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 2007
Wayne State University, Manoogian Hall ( map)
NW corner of Warren & Third Street, Detroit
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Contact [email removed]].
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Schedule
Thursday Night (3-1-07)
7:00- Eat dinner at the Traffic Jam then watch and discuss
the documentary Sir, No Sir.
Friday (3-2-07)
9:00-9:30…….…Meet and Greet
9:30- 10:30….….Susan Ohanian, Authored Why Is Corporate
America Bashing Schools? and co-authored What Happened to
Recess and Why Are Our Children Kindergarten? (Room 91)
10:45-12:00……..Steve Fleury and Eugenio Basualdo, Toward
Liberalizing Vocational Education
Joseph Cronin, The Knowledge
Based Economy, Educational Debt, and Class Reproduction
(Room 43)
Susan Newe, FAME: Finding
Alternative to Military Enlistment
Nancy Patterson, Free Speech in
the Balance (Room 54)
Scott Craig, FLEX Education,
(Room 91)
12:00-1:30……...Lunch
1:30-2:45……….Elizabeth Jaegar, The Downer 5 and
Susan Harman (Room 43)
Steve Strauss, Global
Transformation of Public Education under Neoliberal Influence
Tim Cashman, The United States
and Its Wars; Mexican Teachers’ Perspective (Room 54)
Rich Gibson, Why Have Schools
Eric Ferris, Social Class:
America’s Well Kept Dirty Little Secret (Room 91)
3:00-3:30…….…George Schmidt (Room 91)
3:30-4:00……….M.L. Liebler, Poetry and Music (Room 91)
8:00-Bill Boyer and his infamous Ground Zen in room 91 of
the Manoogian (Wayne State University). Discussion to follow.
Saturday (3-3-07)
9:00-9:30…….…Meet and Greet
9:30- 10:30……..Patrick Shannon (Room 91)
10:45-12:00…….Fran Shor, Resisting the Socialization and
Spectacles of Permanent War." (Room 43)
Adam Renner, The Achievement Gap in
Mathematics
Carolyn Stirling, Burqas, Bombs and
Bleeding Hearts: The Role(s) of Antiracist/Culturally
Inclusive Education (Room 54)
Peter Werbe, Learning History:
Living It, Reading It, Watching It on TV (Room 91)
12:00-1:30……...Lunch
1:30-2:45……….Dave Hill, Class, Capital and Education in this
Neoliberal NeoConservative Period
Faith Wilson, Downsized
Discourse: Classroom Management, Corporate Talk, and the
Shaping of Correct Workplace Attitudes (Room 43)
Michael Peterson
Wayne Ross (Room 54)
Nancye McCrary
Richard Kamler, Artist as
Citizen in Contemporary Society (Room 91)
3:00-3:30…….…Rich Gibson, What Do We Want From This
Conference and What Shall We Do? (Room 91)
3:30-4:00…….…Alan Franklin, Music (Room 91)
7:00- Eat dinner at the Traffic Jam then watch and discuss
films about the teacher led uprisings in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Sunday (3-4-07)
10:00-3:00 ……...What to do? Organizing and proposals for
action. (Room 91)
Schedule subject to change. See RougeForum .org for any
changes.
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Contact [email removed]].
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Indiana does have a decent amount of teacher openings on
average. Having several great colleges here offers a lot of
variation in the types of jobs available as well