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May 6, 2008
I teach US History to 11th graders, on the 4x4 block. I
have taught the course and the state test is over for us.
I need suggestions for the rest of the term. Help!
May 7, 2008
I was wondering if anyone has been told how to try to
judge if your students are scoring advanced, proficient,
etc. on these MCT2 practice tests?
May 8, 2008
Has anyone been told how to score the practice MCT2 tests
to determine whether you believe your students are at
advanced, proficient, basic, or minimal? What percentages?
May 10, 2008
Hello Mississippi Teaching Community
Is anyone teaching with an alternative certification?
I am interested in either the Teach Mississippi Institute
or Mississippi Alternative Path to Quality Teachers
programs.
What did you like or dislike about these programs?
Was it difficult to...See More
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Jan
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Thanks for responding!
What in field does your brother-in-law have a BS degree?
Math or something else?
> My brother-in-law is going through the TMI program right now.
> So far, he seems very happy with it. When he has completed it,
> he will be able to teach 7-12 math.
Thanks for responding!
What in field does your brother-in-law have a BS degree?
Math or something else?
> My brother-in-law is going through the TMI program right now.
> So far, he seems very happy with it. When he has completed it,
> he will be able to teach 7-12 math.
May 15, 2008
My kids were just wiped out by the math portion of the
test. I think several just gave up and marked stuff. Is
it really necessary to have so many questions?
May 16, 2008
At our elementary school we use a progress monitoring system
and we test them 4 times a year so we can monitor their
progress. This year we used the new Coach, Buckledown MCT2,
and the last one we gave was the state practice test. After
giving the real MCT2 test this week our teachers felt that
these items w...See More
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Are there any MS school districts that will not employ
alternative certification graduates?
Do you know of any districts that employ a large number of
alt. cert. graduates?
Are there any MS school districts that will not employ
alternative certification graduates?
Do you know of any districts that employ a large number of
alt. cert. graduates?
VC
I know Rankin County hires alt ed teachers. But that does not mean it is an easy county to get hired at.
On 5/23/08, Jan wrote: > Are there any MS school districts that will not employ > alternative certification graduates? > > Do you know of any districts that employ a large number of > alt. cert. graduates?
On 5/23/08, Jan wrote: > Are there any MS school districts that will not employ > alternative certification graduates? > > Do you know of any districts that employ a large number of > alt. cert. graduates?
May 28, 2008
I have a Masters in Ed (Instructional Technology) and am
currently teaching at a college level. I am interested in
teaching high school but can not decide which route would
be best for me to take. Is there anyone here that went this
way? If so.. help?
Jun 6, 2008
What do teachers here in Mississippi do during summer
vacation? I'd like to get some kind of part-time job, but
here where I live, the choice is limited: pick peaches,
pick blueberries, work at a fast-food place or WalMart, or
get a job as a waitress. Isn't there anything a bit more
in keeping with a tea...See More
Jun 7, 2008
As part of a graduate research project, I need to gather
data from current teachers. I’m researching the use of
technology in the classroom and what factors affect it. If
you could just take a few minutes to complete my survey, I’d
appreciate it. The survey is online and has 15 questions.
Thank you...See More
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Teacher Chatboards
our principal told us that there was a time before lesson
plans....1982 i guess.....where the teacher taught in
whatever direction the "spirit" moved her to teach.....
of course that isn't allowed now with state tests and lesson
plans.......
until now......teach whatever the spirit "moves" you ...See More