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by Mary Meehan
Oct 17, 2008
Check out this story at [link removed].
Dear New Teachers,
I have just published a book written for new teachers in the classroom, A Lesson Plan for Teachers, New and Old. It was written as a guide for my student teacher, but has proven helpful to even experienced teachers, so I published the book for all! The book covers an assortment of topics from efficiency to planning to wo...See MoreDear New Teachers,
I have just published a book written for new teachers in the classroom, A Lesson Plan for Teachers, New and Old. It was written as a guide for my student teacher, but has proven helpful to even experienced teachers, so I published the book for all! The book covers an assortment of topics from efficiency to planning to working with others. It is a very practically written book, with new teacher's needs and confusions in mind!
A full description, including the table of contents and the first chapter of the book can be found at [link removed].
Thank you, Michele Luck KY Teacher
by stats aren't looking good
Dec 7, 2008
help the kids
I am desperate to find a teaching job. I just finished my masters of arts and teaching degree in Dec and found out that I have enough hours to also qualify for my Rank I. I have to now find a job. I was working for the college I attended but since I have completed my program my job ended. Any advice?
Subj: scholarships for students wishing to study abroad in 2009
Dear Students, Parents and Educators,
Scholarships | AFS USA (click here to see the possibilities)
Please, send on to your teachers, students, counselors and parents. AFS volunteers are ready to give presentations on their summer, semester and year long progr...See MoreSubj: scholarships for students wishing to study abroad in 2009
Dear Students, Parents and Educators,
Scholarships | AFS USA (click here to see the possibilities)
Please, send on to your teachers, students, counselors and parents. AFS volunteers are ready to give presentations on their summer, semester and year long programs in the new year, Just give AFS a call and one will be quickly arranged. Now is the time for students to start applying for the summer and next school year programs, especially, if they will need scholarship funding.and many programs fill quickly after the first of the year. To contact your local AFS organization you may call 1-800-876-2377.
Wishing you a Happy New Year.
Dr. Barbara Y. Wills, NCC, LPC Miss Tennky Area AFS Volunteer Leadership Team Public Relations' Chair and SERC Representative 2233 Roanoke Rd Clarksville, TN 37043 615-210-1552 cell 938-378-7258 [link removed]
I am certified in school counseling but have been working as an English teacher because counseling jobs are hard to find. The counselor at my school and I have been discussing the job share option. I've found many resources on job sharing teachers but no counselors. Do any of you have information?
I want a dedicated, honest and hard working tutor who can tutor my 11 years old son in any of the listed below subject, Maths, Spanish, French and english. Get back if you are qualified in any of the list subject as soon as possible. [email removed]
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On 10/17/08, Mary Meehan wrote: > Check out this story at [link removed].