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Hello all, I hold a dual M.Ed.(English, 5-8/Reading, K-12) and taught in the public schools for four years. Unfortunately, I was unhappy in the public schools and in the classroom for a number of reasons. I'm currently looking at job options that might leverage my education in a higher education or education services setting. I've considered academ...See MoreHello all, I hold a dual M.Ed.(English, 5-8/Reading, K-12) and taught in the public schools for four years. Unfortunately, I was unhappy in the public schools and in the classroom for a number of reasons. I'm currently looking at job options that might leverage my education in a higher education or education services setting. I've considered academic advising, admissions, student affairs, etc. Looking for insight from anyone who has worked in these areas. Any and all advice appreciated. Thank you!
by Valerie Perini
Dec 7, 2016
Please mark your calendars for the Annual High School Marine Science Symposium, co-sponsored by the Massachusetts Marine Educators, with additional support from Salem State University.
Join dozens of local experts as they introduce high school students to research, study, and the applied practice of marine science through lightning talks, ...See MorePlease mark your calendars for the Annual High School Marine Science Symposium, co-sponsored by the Massachusetts Marine Educators, with additional support from Salem State University.
Join dozens of local experts as they introduce high school students to research, study, and the applied practice of marine science through lightning talks, hands-on workshops, and a dynamic keynote presentation.
The Symposium will be offered on the following dates from 8:30 am - 1:00 pm:
Thursday, March 9, 2017, Northeastern University Wednesday, March 15, 2017, Salem State University
Cost and Logistics: $13 per student Free admission for teachers and chaperones Lunch and morning snacks provided Schools are responsible for their own transportation
Registration will open in mid-January. For more information visit: [link removed]
Hi If anyone has any practice tests from any workshops ! Please! I need to guidance and help to pass these tests!
About to begin reviewing for my MTEL exams and was curious as to the best prep books to get? - any feedback would be great
About to begin reviewing for my MTEL exams and was curious as to the best prep books to get? - any feedback would be great
by Lynsey McNeil
Sep 19, 2016
I was wondering if anyone knew if these two exams were similar-MTEL 56 and 54? I from Scotland recently moved and getting certified and am unsure of the difference! I have the study guide for ESL 54 but can't find one for 56? Any information would be great! Thanks
by Engaging Minds
Sep 12, 2016
Engaging Minds, an after school learning center with offices in Newton & Wayland, is seeking tutors to work with students one- on-one.
More information available at: [link removed]
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I recently used 3 different prep books for the MTEL C & L exam.
Truth be told I thought the practice tests available online at mass.gov were a much better barometer ...See More