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I am new to MI and I am looking for some summer work, hopefully a summer teaching opportunity. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions as to go about finding summer teaching positions in Southeast MI. Thanks in advance!
by Richard Heer
Feb 17, 2010
Folks, I think many of you have missed the point. While, I respect you decision to reject using the program on moral and ethical grounds, you just aren't going to get as many assignments. I just lost my teaching job, and need to sub to supplement my unemployment. Virtually, every program on your computer gives you an advantage, in some way, and thi...See MoreFolks, I think many of you have missed the point. While, I respect you decision to reject using the program on moral and ethical grounds, you just aren't going to get as many assignments. I just lost my teaching job, and need to sub to supplement my unemployment. Virtually, every program on your computer gives you an advantage, in some way, and this program is no different. If I can gain an advantage by paying what I spend on dinner and a movie, I will do it. In fact, I am going to buy the more expensive program, that will automatically accept the assignments for me. What an advantage that will be.
One guy's opinion! Richard H
Hi, I was just wondering if anyone new of any Special Education teacher jobs in Michigan.
Thanks. LaShawn
If you think it is unfair why not find a line of work? There might be other jobs that better suits your needs. I seriously doubt if any protest is going to change anything.
This is way the school district does business. Unless you can produce a system that works better, I think you have to live with it. Whether you like it or not.
by brian lewis
Feb 27, 2010
aula Alflen is 'famous' in her district for her school presentations...she is now going to branch out...she only needs mileage and lodging...she's worked 8 years on Printoons and her important message for children...she is starting in northern Michigan and now branching out. Below is a description.
***** Through role playing and fingerprin...See Moreaula Alflen is 'famous' in her district for her school presentations...she is now going to branch out...she only needs mileage and lodging...she's worked 8 years on Printoons and her important message for children...she is starting in northern Michigan and now branching out. Below is a description.
***** Through role playing and fingerprint art, Paula Alflen, the creator of PRINTOONS ([link removed].
Paula Alflen is a motivational speaker, a Registered Dietitian with a history of specializing in eating disorders who witnessed the effects of identity crises in her practice. Since no two fingerprints have ever been found exactly alike, this creative and fun art form is the springboard for the very important message..... PRINTOONS ARE SPECIAL LIKE YOU!
Paula will use fingerprint art (she brings all the supplies and it isn't messy) to reinforce the principles of her presentation. Presentations are 45 minutes to 1 hour long for groups of up to 200 children. Recommended for grades 1 - 5.
This is a FREE presentation for the 5-county area around Traverse City. Beyond that, you will need to cover mileage and lodging (if required) She will have copies of Printoons available. Printoons are wildly popular and sold out at Michael's and are now being snapped up by retailers and gift shops around the country.
You and your students will love her and Printoons.
To schedule your visit, contact Paula Alflen at 231-649- 6798 or email her at [email removed]
I moved here from AZ and have to take the MTTC in Elementary Ed.in April. Is there a good resource that I can read to learn about Michigan history? Thanks.
I want to know why do people say Special Education jobs are high in demand, when you still can not find many job openings in the field?
by Dave Taylor
Mar 8, 2010
Michigan Educational Job Search: [link removed]
Lots of good updated weekly information for those looking in Michigan
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Seems like Troy had some summer opportunities posted already. Good luck!