Has anyone tried to use the MPB/Hotchalk service? I have signed up and have accessed it several times to find video clips to use. It is certainly is not a fair replacement for United Streaming!!! Maybe I'm doing something wrong...all I know is that I want my United Streaming back!!
ME TOOI totally agree. I used United Streaming constantly. I teach 5th grade Science and Social Studies and used it weekly. It was a great resource and the students loved it. I miss it very much!
On 10/...See MoreI am the person at my school who does Duke referrals. Someone from the school would have to do the referral. I think what the parent is asking is in reference to what the 170 means. It is a scaled score. I haven't seen the new cut-offs for each level, but you can ask the school to provide you the scaled score ranges for each level.
On 10/05/08, JE from MS wrote: > I would assume they get the scores through MDE somehow because > a bunch of kids at my school got the same information. I would > think with the MCT2, Duke had to tweak the information because > many of the students were not advanced but still got the > information. > > > On 10/05/08, skylark2868 wrote: >> On 10/02/08, Katina wrote: >>> My daughter is in the 7th grade and received a letter >> today >>> to participate in the Duke University Talent >> Idendification >>> Program and take the ACT in Feburary. It says the reason >>> they chose her is because she scored a 170 on the MCT2 >>> test, since I did not receive anything yet about her >> tests, >>> I was wondering what does a score of 170 mean? 170 out of >>> what?? >> >> >> >> I have no idea how these people got her score. If the 7th >> grade is scored like the 8th grade, a 170 is the advanced >> level - a great score.
Is there a way to find out what the local supplement is for each school district? If anyone knows what the local supplement is in a particular district, could you post it. Thanks. I appreciate your help.
I 've taught everyone from 6 to 70. I want to come home to Mississippi and teach my last 10 years. All I have to do is renew my license. I am part of the heritage of the south.
The Miss Tennky Area AFS Volunteer Leadership Team has many AFS foreign exchange students and AFS volunteers available to speak in your classrooms and civic, PTO(As)and church groups for International Education Week and throughout the year.
Contact Becky Heywood, volunteer and sending coordinator, at [email removed]].
I am in need of some serious help here. I feel like I am getting disrespected more and more lately. I don't know what to do. I am following my classroom rules and consequences. Everytime a student gets into trouble they throw into my face that I started it, that I am trying to get them kicked off of the football team, that they are going to get me ...See MoreI am in need of some serious help here. I feel like I am getting disrespected more and more lately. I don't know what to do. I am following my classroom rules and consequences. Everytime a student gets into trouble they throw into my face that I started it, that I am trying to get them kicked off of the football team, that they are going to get me into trouble, that their friends will back up their story, or that I am treating some better then I do others. I am at the end of my ropes here. I understand that there things that I could do better and I understand that I am very new at this and I am probably doing things wrong. However, that is not a reason for the kids to just run over me. They blame it on my hormones and that is not it, in fact I am nicer when I am pregnant than when I am not. I am tired of the students screaming at me and disrespecting me when all I am doing here is trying to help them to succeed. I think about how I am away from my babies everyday and how they are pretty much being raised by someone else to come here and be disrespected by someone else's child. I try to be nice to them and ask them about their day or about their weekend and then I get it turned around on me that I am bringing personal issues into the classroom. My students feel as if I am favoring certain students because some students do not get the same punishment as some of the other students who do the exact same thing that they do. I do not understand it and I am not the one punishing the students. However, I get blamed if my write up causes a student to get kicked off of the football team because it is their 3rd time in ISD and that there are still students who have been in ISD 4 or 5 times and still out there playing on Friday night. I don't make that call, yet I am the one who gets blames. Same goes for ISD time and who gets licks and who gets suspended. I don't know what else to do. I love what I do and I spent a long time to get my degree. I went through over $50,000.00 in student loans, took time away from my children and husband, struggled through years of college while my family done without and this is my reward for that. All I ever wanted to do was help students who struggled and now everyday I would rather stand in a long welfare line than come to work. I never thought that it would be this way and some tell me that it is just because I am a new teacher. But this is all I ever wanted to do...What are your suggestions on what I should do? Should I just call it quits now and go to walmart to work or what??? I need some help because I feel as if I am not only making my students unhappy but I am also turning into a person that I never intended to be...
old proOn 11/19/08, girl in gulfport wrote: > I am sure you probably know this, but just don't let them > even start. Try to end the conversation before they begin. > If they argue, send them to the office....and don't ever > respond to justify yourself. They will think they are > getting the best of you. > I am so sorry you are already ...See MoreOn 11/19/08, girl in gulfport wrote: > I am sure you probably know this, but just don't let them > even start. Try to end the conversation before they begin. > If they argue, send them to the office....and don't ever > respond to justify yourself. They will think they are > getting the best of you. > I am so sorry you are already "tired" and only just begun. > It can be very frustrating. > > On 11/14/08, Tired wrote: >> I am in need of some serious help here. I feel like I am >> getting disrespected more and more lately. I don't know >> what to do. I am following my classroom rules and >> consequences. Everytime a student gets into trouble they >> throw into my face that I started it, that I am trying to >> get them kicked off of the football team, that they are >> going to get me into trouble, that their friends will back >> up their story, or that I am treating some better then I >> do others. I am at the end of my ropes here. I understand >> that there things that I could do better and I understand >> that I am very new at this and I am probably doing things >> wrong. However, that is not a reason for the kids to just >> run over me. They blame it on my hormones and that is not >> it, in fact I am nicer when I am pregnant than when I am >> not. I am tired of the students screaming at me and >> disrespecting me when all I am doing here is trying to >> help them to succeed. I think about how I am away from my >> babies everyday and how they are pretty much being raised >> by someone else to come here and be disrespected by >> someone else's child. I try to be nice to them and ask >> them about their day or about their weekend and then I get >> it turned around on me that I am bringing personal issues >> into the classroom. My students feel as if I am favoring >> certain students because some students do not get the same >> punishment as some of the other students who do the exact >> same thing that they do. I do not understand it and I am >> not the one punishing the students. However, I get blamed >> if my write up causes a student to get kicked off of the >> football team because it is their 3rd time in ISD and that >> there are still students who have been in ISD 4 or 5 times >> and still out there playing on Friday night. I don't make >> that call, yet I am the one who gets blames. Same goes for >> ISD time and who gets licks and who gets suspended. I >> don't know what else to do. I love what I do and I spent a >> long time to get my degree. I went through over $50,000.00 >> in student loans, took time away from my children and >> husband, struggled through years of college while my >> family done without and this is my reward for that. All I >> ever wanted to do was help students who struggled and now >> everyday I would rather stand in a long welfare line than >> come to work. I never thought that it would be this way >> and some tell me that it is just because I am a new >> teacher. But this is all I ever wanted to do...What are >> your suggestions on what I should do? Should I just call >> it quits now and go to walmart to work or what??? I need >> some help because I feel as if I am not only making my >> students unhappy but I am also turning into a person that >> I never intended to be... get tough. Never allow a student to argue with you. Show some grit. I have been in a rural junior hight for 38 years. Make some tough rules and be consistent. Write them up and throw them out of class.
pro-vetOn 1/21/09, old pro wrote: > On 11/19/08, girl in gulfport wrote: >> I am sure you probably know this, but just don't let them >> even start. Try to end the conversation before they begin. >> If they argue, send them to the office....and don't ever >> respond to justify yourself. They will think they are >> getting ...See MoreOn 1/21/09, old pro wrote: > On 11/19/08, girl in gulfport wrote: >> I am sure you probably know this, but just don't let them >> even start. Try to end the conversation before they begin. >> If they argue, send them to the office....and don't ever >> respond to justify yourself. They will think they are >> getting the best of you. >> I am so sorry you are already "tired" and only just begun. >> It can be very frustrating. >> >> On 11/14/08, Tired wrote: >>> I am in need of some serious help here. I feel like I am >>> getting disrespected more and more lately. I don't know >>> what to do. I am following my classroom rules and >>> consequences. Everytime a student gets into trouble they >>> throw into my face that I started it, that I am trying to >>> get them kicked off of the football team, that they are >>> going to get me into trouble, that their friends will back >>> up their story, or that I am treating some better then I >>> do others. I am at the end of my ropes here. I understand >>> that there things that I could do better and I understand >>> that I am very new at this and I am probably doing things >>> wrong. However, that is not a reason for the kids to just >>> run over me. They blame it on my hormones and that is not >>> it, in fact I am nicer when I am pregnant than when I am >>> not. I am tired of the students screaming at me and >>> disrespecting me when all I am doing here is trying to >>> help them to succeed. I think about how I am away from my >>> babies everyday and how they are pretty much being raised >>> by someone else to come here and be disrespected by >>> someone else's child. I try to be nice to them and ask >>> them about their day or about their weekend and then I get >>> it turned around on me that I am bringing personal issues >>> into the classroom. My students feel as if I am favoring >>> certain students because some students do not get the same >>> punishment as some of the other students who do the exact >>> same thing that they do. I do not understand it and I am >>> not the one punishing the students. However, I get blamed >>> if my write up causes a student to get kicked off of the >>> football team because it is their 3rd time in ISD and that >>> there are still students who have been in ISD 4 or 5 times >>> and still out there playing on Friday night. I don't make >>> that call, yet I am the one who gets blames. Same goes for >>> ISD time and who gets licks and who gets suspended. I >>> don't know what else to do. I love what I do and I spent a >>> long time to get my degree. I went through over $50,000.00 >>> in student loans, took time away from my children and >>> husband, struggled through years of college while my >>> family done without and this is my reward for that. All I >>> ever wanted to do was help students who struggled and now >>> everyday I would rather stand in a long welfare line than >>> come to work. I never thought that it would be this way >>> and some tell me that it is just because I am a new >>> teacher. But this is all I ever wanted to do...What are >>> your suggestions on what I should do? Should I just call >>> it quits now and go to walmart to work or what??? I need >>> some help because I feel as if I am not only making my >>> students unhappy but I am also turning into a person that >>> I never intended to be... > get tough. Never allow a student to argue with you. Show some > grit. I have been in a rural junior hight for 38 years. Make > some tough rules and be consistent. Write them up and throw > them out of class. Stick to your guns because some of them will try the devel himself. Be firm but fair. Do not let them see you sweat. Be consistent and I promise you they will appreciate you in the end. When that "end" is varies with a lot of us teachers, but hold on. I know where you are coming from. You are not alone.
meOn 11/24/08, Tracy Bratton wrote: > Can you please post what you pay in health insurance > premiums as a teacher? Also what state you teach in and > what your deductible is.
You posted on the mississippi forum, so it makes sense that the teachers are from mississippi.
Obviously you are going to use your textbooks to study from, especially in college algebra, geometry, calculus, probability and statitics, and matrix algebra.
I borrowed all the published study guides I could from friends who took the exam, but the most realistic problems seem to come from [link removed].