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I was just wondering how other schools in MS teach reading/language arts. AT my school district, I teach only the Language Arts(grammar, writing, etc.) and another teacher teaches reading (comprehension, spelling, etc.). This is 5-6 grades. Then in 7-12 Language/reading is incorporated together.
This was in the July 7th paper...I found it interesting-- how about you?
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by Disillusioned
Jul 17, 2008
Hi, All. This is my first post. I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and have completed the first two classes toward the Master of Art in Teaching degree. I received my license, and I thought that the obstacle I would encounter is that jobs for art teachers are more scarce than for core subjects. Boy, was I wrong. There have been 5 openings in m...See MoreHi, All. This is my first post. I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and have completed the first two classes toward the Master of Art in Teaching degree. I received my license, and I thought that the obstacle I would encounter is that jobs for art teachers are more scarce than for core subjects. Boy, was I wrong. There have been 5 openings in my area since I received my license. I have a professional resume that relates my previous job experience to teaching (though I have no classroom experience). I am not even getting interviews. Did I go about this the wrong way? I thought I would be just as qualified with an alternate route license because what I lack in classroom experience is made up in life experience. I do realize that there is no substitute for actually being there and doing it, but how can I do that if I can't even get an interview? Please give me any advice you have on what I should do now. I was really looking forward to teaching, but I'm not sure I'll ever get the chance. Did I make a mistake going the alternate route, or is there anything I can do to increase my chances?
Thanks.
What is your district doing about the required 150 minutes of PE? We are having to teach PE during our instructional classes.
I GRADUATED IN 2006 WITH MY MASTERS IN BUSINESS, AND AM INTERESTED IN TEACHING. HOW DO I GET IN TOUCH WITH THESE SCHOOLS? DO YOU JUST TAKE YOUR RESUME TO EACH SCHOOL OR WHAT? PLEASE ADVISE BECAUSE I AM COMPLETELY CLUELESS. THANK YOU
by skylark2868
Aug 5, 2008
Does anyone know about teaching on this virtual classroom? Can you do this in addition to teaching full time in the actual classroom? Is the pay comparable? Is it fairly easy to do?
I was wondering if antone new of any school ditricts hiring assistant teachers
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