how can i apply role pay in teaching?
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I agree role play is a very effective way to teach...\n\nsome additional suggestions:\nHave each student play both sides of any "scene" and then open the discussion up to comments from the entire class.\n\nYou could have a list of things to be discussed and have the first student draw a topic... who ever "answers" can be the next to draw a topic.
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I dont think so really, you could ask your local council about what training courses they offer. They may run cheap adult education classes in the evenings that can train you to be a class room assistant. You could try that first and see whether you seriously want to dot hat job without commiting to unicersity.
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A couple of ideas for you.\n\nAre any of your loans state loans? If so, some states will "forgive" part of your loans each year if you teach in a designated teacher shortage area (such as a rural area or an urban area).\n\nYou can look for a teaching job in a school district that is paying a signing bonus. Some school districts are giving signing bonuses from $5000-10,000.  Talk with your teacher education director to see if they know places that have a signing bonus.\n\nA good part-time job for teachers is to work as a tutor at a Sylvan Learning Center or one of the similar types of centers. They like to have certified teachers, the tutoring/instruction goes on after school and on weekends, and often they continue these programs into the summer or have summer "learning camps" which you can continue your work into the summer. The pay isn't too bad, and its related to your work, and its part-time hours.
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Where I live, pay is calculated based on years of post-secondary education and years of experience.  Elementary and secondary teachers are on the same pay scale.  \n\nI've worked in both elementary and secondary schools (as a student-teacher, as I'm still completing my B.Ed).  Elementary is great because you're with the same students all day, so you're able to make many more cross-curricular connections.  You can build a unit around "Outer Space" and incorporate that into Language Arts, Math, Science and Physical Education.  I also prefer the actual environment in elementary schools to the secondary school environment because it's more spacious, better decorated and encourages more interaction between the students and their environment.  With teaching at any grade, it's a great feeling when a struggling student finally grasps that concept thanks to your support, and when you clue in to the fact that the learning is reciprocal (you're learning from the students) you'll start to get so much more from your job.  Teaching is also great because you're always working with different people and the three-way relationship (teacher-student-curriculum) means that you can teach the same thing to two different groups and have two totally different experiences.  Nobody can call teaching monotonous.\n\nOn the downside, teaching involves a lot of bureaucracy.  A lot of your job will be administrative, from planning field trips to applying for funding for your special-needs students.  This takes time away from teaching.  You've also got your Code of Conduct, your union, the school administration, the school board and the provincial / state / federal body responsible for education.  Then you've got the parents (who usually either think they know everything or think they know nothing) and the community.  Education is probably the field with the largest number of stakeholders, and everybody has an opinion about how you should do your job.  If you can deal with those two things, you can probably survive teaching!
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teaching on the cheap
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Hi. I'm a Bulgarian student and to be honest don't know what you exactly mean. In BG the Ministry of Education has the idea to calculate the month salary of the teachers by giving test to the students. The inspectors come to the school and give the students the tests. Then the test are checked and depending ot the marks (better marks=better teacher) they decide if the teacher is doing his job right and give him more or less money. I hope that this is what you're asking about. However this system is not applied yet, but it'll probably soon be applied.
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If you are going to work in a Government funded school, then you have to register with an organisation called the GTC (General Teaching Council).  It costs 33GBP (I think) per year, which is paid to you through your salary anyway (around the time of the annual payment).  Any school will ask for proof that you are a member of the GTC.  The reason for this is because they were set up in order to keep a register of teachers, ensure they are qualified etc...  I do believe that there may be an exception - if you are going to work in a Public School for example, or in Higher Education, where a teaching qualification (B'Ed or PGCE) are not always mandatory.  Hope this helps.  I would Google GTC and check out their website.  They were very helpful when I wanted to check some stuff.  Good Luck!
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First, princiPALS would be glad to hear from a person with your credentials. Three ideas. Consult the classified ads in your local Sunday paper. The New York Times is an excellent source as well. Also, contact your state department of education and ask for their placement help. Finally, go to a placement agency for educators. Those who hire you will pay the fee (I think).
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Apply as a pre-school teacher :-)
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and you call yourself a teacher and you don't know? go find a job and just do it. take what you have learned and use it to make money
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www.salary.com\nwww.payscale.com\nBoth websites give you the payscale for your position in your area.
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No, all teachers are paid on a step scale. But perhaps you heard that physics teachers earn more because they are in demand. For example, let's say we just hired an English teacher and we also just hired a science teacher. It is possible to hire the science teacher at a higher step on the scale (more money) while the English teacher might start on step 1. That would be an enticement to get the science teacher since other schools might also need him/her.
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Contact the schools that train teachers.  I would start with the International House network- contact the schools that train CELTA students.  Make sure your school is a good place to work or else your reputation will be ruined really quickly!  Everyone in the ESL world knows which schools have bad working conditions and bad salaries!
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Get a job where the company offers tuition reimbursement
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Dear friend,\n\nmy name is shama i am working in muscat as a science teacher i need a salary certificate format can u please send some good formats thanxs
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try talking to your teachers and they will be able to advise you best on this.
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Just bring better grades your and ask about the raise! Sure will work. At least worked with me!