Teaching

• The Best First Teaching Job (Teacher)
After going through the process of getting an education and student teaching, landing your first real teaching job can seem like an extremely daunting task. The market for teachers seems to change at a moment’s notice and the pay you can expect as
• Polish Your Teaching Resume (Teacher)
One of the greatest tools any job seeker has, especially a teacher, is the resume. That is not news by any stretch of the imagination, but sometimes teachers on the job hunt fall into the trap of not working to fill their resume
• Teaching Through Your Early Years (Teacher)
Those that have come to this site fresh off of a student teaching assignment can certainly empathize with those that are in any walk of life at the bottom rung, performing tasks under an advisor to gain valuable work skills.
• Kindergarten’s Specialty (Teacher)
Teaching kindergarten is an endeavor best left to those that have a knack for it or who experience a passion for teaching very young children. In fact, as many teachers go through the process of learning how to be one, they are faced with the very
• The Thankless Life Of The Substitute (Teacher)
Substitute teaching is one of the most thankless jobs on the planet. Characterizing it as going into hostile territory with a set of plans that may or may not show up and is written based solely on someone else’s philosophy is a pretty accurate
• Turn Up Some Extra Teaching Dough (Teacher)
We all know that teaching is not the profession of choice for those looking to get rich quick. There are countless other jobs that entail more thanks and more money each day and for those looking for much of either one,
• Teamwork Amongst Teachers (Teacher)
More and more, schools are building teaching units that comprise a variety of teachers for a particular grade or subject that regularly meet to discuss new techniques and new developments they have seen over time in their classrooms.
• The Method To Your Madness (Teacher)
Developing a teaching method early on in a career is an excellent way to not only solidify a plan of attack, but give yourself the framework to complete your teaching method over time as experience augments your school-given abilities.
• Who Teaches You? (Teacher)
Believe it or not, many teachers might not be able to answer that question. Teachers have long been taught how to impart knowledge on to younger students or young adults in an efficient, coherent way, but after getting that initial schooling,
• Teaching As Passion-Pursuit (Teacher)
Teaching has long been about pursuing the passion of helping others understand new and different things instead of money or face. Every teacher knows this and yet many come into teaching without the passion required for helping others.