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Aug 10, 2005
The day has finally arrived...I found a 6th grade position
at my son's elementary school. I am so excited!! I am also
a bit nervous since I've only student taught in 3rd
grade...any suggestions for those who have taught 6th
grade?
Aug 20, 2005
In 1990 I visited and was charmed by Silver City. Within a
year my family will be moving and have considered Silver
City as a possible relocation site. But, recently I heard
from a friend in Las Cruces that Silver City is not a very
friendly place for people who move in. She's heard from
friends that it is a ...See More
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Silver City is charming. I have been there and found people
to be okay. There are lots of hippies, though:) Nice place.
Las Cruces is getting snobbier each year, or so I've heard.
It's becoming a retirement community for the rich from
California and other super expensive/uppity cities.
Silver City is charming. I have been there and found people
to be okay. There are lots of hippies, though:) Nice place.
Las Cruces is getting snobbier each year, or so I've heard.
It's becoming a retirement community for the rich from
California and other super expensive/uppity cities.
Aug 21, 2005
I have 10 years of experience and a valid license in 2nd
Eng ED from another state, but the state of NM told me
that I would have to be a student teacher if I wanted to
teach in NM. The program I went through was lateral entry
program so I did not have to do student teaching because I
was already in the ...See More
Aug 23, 2005
If anyone has information on the location of Michelle
Schroer, I would like to know. thanks
Aug 23, 2005
I've been a teacher for 15 years in the State of North
Carolina and got a tempoary certificate for Texas. Seems
like im having difficulty passing the test, but haven't
been in school for some time. Anyhow, they want to hire me
as a sub to do a teacher's work. I live in the North East
section of El Paso a...See More
Sep 3, 2005
I am considering teaching in New Mexico after I retire in
Oklahoma. I would like to know from New Mexico teachers
would this be a good state to come to for a second teacher
retirement? I will be 52 when I retire and plan to teach
for 10 more years after that. Has anyone done any
extensive research on whi...See More
Sep 21, 2005
I am about to graduate in May from a Texas college with a
degree in early childhood education. I will be married soon
after and will be moving to Alamogordo with to be with my
husband to be. I will have a certification in Texas and
have been looking into NM certification. Since all of my
education has be...See More
Sep 24, 2005
My 4th grade class is starting a unit on the southwest
U.S. Would anyone be willing to send us a postcard
showing your state?
TIA...
Simona
Our address:
Carnegie School
Room 226 - 4th grade
1414 E. 61st Street
Chicago, IL 60637
Sep 30, 2005
I recently read that a Capstone Course from a college will
substitue for the Dossier needed to move from one level to
another in the teacher licensure system. I will be taking
just such a course to finish my Master's degree soon, and
wondered if any one else had heard of this option? Thanks
for any help!...See More
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Teacher Chatboards
Yay!
I've taught 5th. Students are very chatty so you really have
to train them when/how to talk, when/how to whisper, and
when/how to work silently. I would not expect silent work
more than once or twice a day (perhaps some silent reading
and writing, and during tests or when you're reading aloud)....See More