Exam Preparation: Ten Study Tips Give yourself enough time to study. via GIPHY. ... Organize your study space. via GIPHY. ... Use flow charts and diagrams. via GIPHY. ... Practice on old exams. via GIPHY. ... Explain your answers to others. via GIPHY. ... Organize study groups with friends. via GIPHY. ... Take regular breaks. via GIPHY. ... Snack on brain food.
Hi all, non-teacher here with a question about Expo markers. I recently bought a pack of the thin tip expo markers, had been using the first one (yes I know I should be rotating them haha), went to get another tonight, and it had really light print...Tried most or all of them and they are all the same...How?? I intentionally stored them horizontally because I know that storing them facing up or down can cause problems. I stored them in a zip lock bag, don't know why that would make a difference though because the caps are on the markers. Thank you all for any help you can provide on this!
Good morning everyone! I am looking to make the leap from teacher to admin and am having a very difficult time finding resources regarding creating a master schedule. If anyone has seen valuable webinars or has a template or literally anything that can help me understand the process, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all in advance for being awesome!
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Arrival: Prepare for your arrival in the US, including booking your travel, finding a place to stay, and buying necessary items for your stay.
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This has been a tough school year. I am in my second year of teaching and it’s been problem after problem. Parents complain about homework, about me talking Spanish to another student, what they read (an article on Indigenous People Day), and asking for a student to put away backpack to name a few.
Admin even said during one of our “talks” that I wasn’t being truthful, which was hurtful.
I feel like anything I say is being analyzed and critiqued. I am trying my best to be a great teacher and role model for my 6th grade students. Monday I responded to an email to a parent and she took the email as rude and disrespectful. I apologized and let her know that wasn’t what I was trying to say. Admin called and said that I was unprofessional. I feel this is what I will be fired for.
My mental health is suffering and my therapist wants me to go on anti-depressants. This will be my final year teaching and I would quit but I don’t have another job lined up.
My question is how do I not get fired? I have never been fired and I am nervous.
