Not as a teacher but a different position that does not require a teaching credential? There are some positions I have been interested in applying for especially since the positions are remote but the reviews online are not good....
I am wondering if anyone has some feedback from working there?
Hi, first time posting here wasn’t sure what flair to use. I am no longer a student and AI tools like ChatGPT only became prevalent for me in college so I wanted to ask some educators. I personally think it’s a great idea especially since they are including lessons and tests in AI literacy for the high school students.
I have included an article going into detail about the changes for NYC students. I hope I’m not breaking the rules and if I am I will delete this. https://abc7ny.com/post/new-york-city-public-schools-banning-ai-use-middle-school-year/19778716/
Hello everyone, I am 23M Indian working in Japan from past 5 months which is physically demanding despite being in engineer visa.
I was unemployed for 15 months before joining here. The huge mistake I had done before coming here was I didn't researched about the working conditions.However, responsibilities in the conditions were very confusing.They looked like technical work but not really that and purely manual . I am planning to exit after 2-3 months and here to ask how will this affects me while applying for masters in abroad. If I can apply for scholarships and RA / TA positions?
Experienced people can please help me with this ?
Will be joining a federal educational program that will allow me to pick up skills/certs at no cost and looking to use it to make a new change. Currently just working hourly low skill jobs where moving up is not gonna happen when you got 5-10 other seniors waiting for it and keeping it for another 15-20.
Honestly Cert programs have always been a fear mainly due to those false Cert schools back in the early 2000s.
Like WyoTech, Heald, Everest, westwood.
Opinions and advice. I know these dont show whats being taught and you cannot really gauge how well the program maybe just based off the courses name alone.
Hello people I started as a 2nd year IT student at a local state university. To be honest, I don't know why the heck I wanted to be an IT in the first place, I think it's probably because I haven't thought of my career path very well. I'm not particularly good at programming and computer networks, but right now I'm still getting the hang of it. As I'm thinking what my future would be if i pursue IT, I feel like it would make my life worse. Confined to a desk all day looking through a computer doesn't sound healthy at least to me. I am posting this since I need opinions from Maritime graduates and also from people who can help me somehow make my decision to change or not. Right now I am weighing the pros and cons of each program and I'm leaning more to maritime even if it comprises 2 years of my life.
Id like to start off with exposition. I am an American who lives in America. I have a learning disability and I have severe anxiety. When I was growing up I was not able to focus in school due to these factors. So I feel that my English education was not absorb properly. So my question is how can I re teach myself English like from 3rd grade level to high school level? Not just the words themselves but the anatomy of a sentence, technique of writing and all that jazz. Could you help me? I also was think about using the website IXL what do you think.
I have some questions before going back to school for education.
How do you create lesson plans?
Do lesson plans lead to creating assignments?
How do you create assignments for the year? Do you get a template from the district, online, etc?
What would you want to know as a first year teacher?
Any tips for teaching or working in a classroom in general? I'm currently looking for an online social studies education degree so thats what stage I am in, I also work fulltime as a middle school paraprofessional.
