No limitations. You can teach from k-12. It's whatever you take the test in. For NC you have to get the coursework and other requirements done in 3 years or you can't teach in NC for three years.
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No limitations. You can teach from k-12. It's whatever you take the test in. For NC you have to get the coursework and other requirements done in 3 years or you can't teach in NC for three years.
Entrapta310
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@playplayaj if you need help on how to teach ages 3 and up, im here for you.
i have a good method and had 5 year olds playing fur elise.
i taught music for over 10 years.
im not teaching now though.
ill help you out whenever when you get that job
i have a good method and had 5 year olds playing fur elise.
i taught music for over 10 years.
im not teaching now though.
ill help you out whenever when you get that job
you became a special ed teacher with a degree in something else?
i had to go to school for 5 years to get my sped license
Yea. I did 5 years if you add it up. 4 years undergrad then 21 credits of grad courses.
Are you teaching?
Did they throw in the classroom right away during the time u were taking your grad courses?
Yea I teach in a urban school in ohio
King Crimson
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NYC teacher here. I swear to all, I thought about making a thread like this like two days ago. 
2) If you're smart you will. Lunch costs add up quickly. I wish I were more diligent and responsible in that regards.
3) About as much as you lie to anyone else about anything else, really.
4) New York City doesn't. And if they did, they'd have an even harder time keeping teachers. Some of the biggest potheads and boozers are chalk jockeys.
5) It kinda is because you never want to be seen as playing favorites, but just like anything else, you can't help the students you gravitate towards. Some of my favorite students remind me of myself or my friends when we were that age. Also when you know a kid has a hard home life, yet always comes in and does the right thing (or even when they don't), you find yourself caring that much more.
6) Politics is everything. I've see and heard of good teachers being run out of schools because they run afoul of the principal. It's just like any other environment. Possibly worse, because shyt ratings can follow you and haunt you.
1) Yes. And that's all I'll say about that on here. :ninja:Im thinking about going into teaching.
Got a couple of questions.
Will there be opportunities for a teacher to have an affair with a coworker?
Do i have to pack my own lunch?
How often do you have to lie to your students or their parents?
Does the job require drug tests?
Is showing favoritsm for some students frowned upon? Is manipulating students frowned upon?
What are some of the politics of being a teacher/working in a school?
2) If you're smart you will. Lunch costs add up quickly. I wish I were more diligent and responsible in that regards.
3) About as much as you lie to anyone else about anything else, really.
4) New York City doesn't. And if they did, they'd have an even harder time keeping teachers. Some of the biggest potheads and boozers are chalk jockeys.
5) It kinda is because you never want to be seen as playing favorites, but just like anything else, you can't help the students you gravitate towards. Some of my favorite students remind me of myself or my friends when we were that age. Also when you know a kid has a hard home life, yet always comes in and does the right thing (or even when they don't), you find yourself caring that much more.
6) Politics is everything. I've see and heard of good teachers being run out of schools because they run afoul of the principal. It's just like any other environment. Possibly worse, because shyt ratings can follow you and haunt you.
Most def. At this point, most female students probably think I'm a dikkhead. Mr. Jughead needs no problems though. I don't even smile at students anymore. They call me Batman because I'm so strict in that regard. Whatever it takes though.As a male teacher, you have to distance yourself from female students. Everytime I'm at a school the girls develop a crush on me and I have to ignore it. "Mr. Moore , Keysha likes you!!"and they always ask for hugs. No touching policy
wont have me talking to
Yup. Well I taught summer school the summer before I started at a high school here. For a few years I was a substitute then a teacher's aid in Michigan. Also went through tntp while doing summer school. They train you on the teach like a champion techniques. It's similar to teach for America.
But ultimately yes, I started in August after I passed the tests and did tntp
King Crimson
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That Teach like a champion, Doug Lemov ideology is such bullshyt. Christ almighty, I fukking hate that shyt.
There are some takeaways from it though.
King Crimson
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Most of them are common sense things though. The others are techniques that if not ingrained in the culture of your school will have kids looking at you like
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
I would like to teach high school biology or some kind of science class like heath or environmental science in California. I'm talking the CBEST at the end of the month and I have to take the CSET in order to teach science in California.
Being a male teacher is a lowkey great way to become a p*ssy magnet among your female teachers.
And students
And students