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Hi, guys! Just recieved my teaching license from New
Mexico.I had 9 years teaching experience, a Masters degree
in School Administration, a modular course in Special
Education and a Master of Arts in Teaching.
What does Level 3-A Instructional Leader Special
Education License mean?
Hi, guys! Just recieved my teaching license from New
Mexico.I had 9 years teaching experience, a Masters degree
in School Administration, a modular course in Special
Education and a Master of Arts in Teaching.
What does Level 3-A Instructional Leader Special
Education License mean?
Oct 12, 2007
How long does it take to get name cleared from FBI finger
Print checks?
Nov 6, 2007
If anybody here uses Glencoe/McGraw Hill Social Studies
textbooks in their classroom please email me at
[email removed]
Thanks
Nov 10, 2007
I don't feel that I have much autonomy in New Mexico. I
have taught for 25 years yet I am forced to do PDSA, ACE,
CBMs and a million other acronyms. What happened in this
state to make the PED believe we are unable to teach in the
ways we feel comfortable and have proven ourselves
competent? I may move back t...See More
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What district are you in?
I worked in APS and felt like I had a lot of autonomy, but it
was a school that got decent "test scores." If you're at one
that isn't "passing the tests" they give you all sorts of
nonsense to do.
What district are you in?
I worked in APS and felt like I had a lot of autonomy, but it
was a school that got decent "test scores." If you're at one
that isn't "passing the tests" they give you all sorts of
nonsense to do.
new new mexico teacher
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yep, that is the problem! I am on a reservation with threats of
being taken over--on our last year.
yep, that is the problem! I am on a reservation with threats of
being taken over--on our last year.
Nov 21, 2007
Is anyone else taking the next NMTA 14- High school Math
teachers exam? I am looking for study ideas.
There is a flyer outside the UNM math department for
sample problems from some guy at this website:
[link removed].
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Hi All,
I am likely to secure teaching position at Fort Stanton
and would like to know if their salary is good. What about
the cost of living. Would I feel secured of staying there?
Your response would be very much appreciated.
Abiri
Hi All,
I am likely to secure teaching position at Fort Stanton
and would like to know if their salary is good. What about
the cost of living. Would I feel secured of staying there?
Your response would be very much appreciated.
Abiri
Dec 12, 2007
Hello Everyone, I am a bilingual teacher looking for a
fifth grade position an elementary school with a strong
dual-language program. Preferably one that has the support
of the administration. Any suggestions? (In albuquer
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On 12/12/07, Bilingual Teacher wrote: > Hello Everyone, I am a bilingual teacher looking for a > fifth grade position an elementary school with a strong > dual-language program. Preferably one that has the support > of the administration. Any suggestions? (In albuquer
CHECK THE MODEL SCHOOL PS150Q IN NY [link removed]
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When we New Mexico public school teachers lost our tenure
rights in the 1980s, wasn't one of the few things we
gained from that "deal" a guarantee that we could not be
forced into doing extra duty, such as having to work at a
basketball game? Do any of you seasoned NM teachers
remember that? Thanks!
When we New Mexico public school teachers lost our tenure
rights in the 1980s, wasn't one of the few things we
gained from that "deal" a guarantee that we could not be
forced into doing extra duty, such as having to work at a
basketball game? Do any of you seasoned NM teachers
remember that? Thanks!
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