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How To Adapt to an Unfamiliar Teaching Position
Teachers are a unique group with certain talents far beyond individuals in other professions. However, with all their knowledge and know-how, what happens when they’re uprooted from a well-known environment and placed in a world totally unlike their familiar surroundings? … Continue reading
Innovation is needed to shatter our textbook addiction – a 5.5 billion dollar market.
I posted an article on RoadtoTeaching’s Facebook page that reports some schools are embracing tablets – namely the iPad – in lieu of textbooks. These type of articles often pop up from time-t0-time. Frankly, it’s a shame this trend hasn’t gotten more … Continue reading
Posted in education policy
Tagged ipad, open source software, student ipad, Teaching, Technology
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I don’t have a teaching job yet, should I start freaking out?
by teachercrispy Short answer – NO. Longer Answer – Last year, I moved 2000 miles across country, from a conservative area to a liberal area, and since I am a social studies teacher, I was plagued constantly by the inevitable … Continue reading
Media says the job market is bad. Is it as bad as they say for the teacher job market?
Road to Teaching’s most popular page – Teacher Interview Questions – receives approximately 290,000 pageview a year. This is an incredible viewership, which made me wonder how our visitors interpret the current job market. Media reports the dire economic situation … Continue reading
Teacher Hiring is Frozen in Some Districts
We can’t get through the day with0ut hearing about the economy. Well, the bad economy has impacted education, specifically teacher hiring. In some districts, hiring has been frozen. This weekend I spoke with a principal who said his hands are … Continue reading
Posted in Finding a Job
Tagged Finding a Job, finding a teaching job, Getting a Teacher Job, strategies to get teacher job, student teachers, Student Teaching, teacher applicants, teacher hiring, teacher hiring frozen, teacher interview, Teacher Interview Questions, teacher job, teacher job search, Teaching, teaching job
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Undocumented Students and Higher Education Planning
It’s getting close to graduation for many students. This brings a great deal of joy and excitement about what’s ahead, and for others (undocumented students)…confusion and frustration. These feelings intensified with the failure of the U.S. Congress to move forward … Continue reading
Posted in education policy, Teaching
Tagged college-bound undocumented students, dream act, higher education, illegal immigrant student, illegal students, teacher resources for undocumented students, Teaching, teaching undocumented students, undocumented children, undocumented immigrant students, undocumented student, undocumented student resources, undocumented students, undocumented students college, undocumented students higher education
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Reality – Teacher Hiring is at a Low
I am not a big fan of flaming the fire with more bad news, but I have to call it as I see it. This is a horrible time to looking for a job as a teacher, regardless of the type … Continue reading
Posted in Finding a Job
Tagged Education, education hiring, hiring districts, hiring school districts, job market for teachers, networking, organization tips, organization tips for teachers, teacher hiring, teacher hiring frozen, teacher job market, teacher networking, Teaching, teaching job market
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Make a Smart Board with a Wii Remote
I found this video on TED.com. It shows how to create a Smart Board, an interactive white board, from a Wii remote and some other minor hardware. If you are a teacher that could utilize this technology this is … Continue reading
Posted in Student Teaching, Teaching
Tagged fun, Smart Board, teacher technology, Teaching
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Win a Book by Checking out our Facebook Page!
Could we be a hip website for teachers without a reference to Facebook? Nope. So, check out the new Facebook page! Do you need more of an incentive? From now until April 15th, one person will win a free Road … Continue reading