How do you figure the number of teachers needed for each core subject in middle school?
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give the kids guns so they can even the numbers out
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Contact an online school, find out the names of teachers who teach the subject you need. Call the online teachers. Ask if they will do online tutoring.
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elementary teachers. starting at 25,000 hopefully.
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I wish there was a book.  I've found the best way is to simply talk to other teachers.  Borrow their ideas and shape them into what will work for you and your class.  It seems like at most staff developments the best you can hope to come away with is a few good ideas.
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there is a factor of 3 for everyone, \n\nif it incresed proportionally by a factor of 3 for boys but then its inversely proportional to the number of teachers:\n\nboys: 3(24) = 72\ngirls: 3(16) = 48 divided by 3 = 16\nteachers: 3(2) = 6\n\n\ni think..? is it the boys that vary directly with girls AND boys that vary inversely with teachers?
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Lots of choices:\n6 boys and 21 girls\n9 boys and 18 girls\n12 boys and 15 girls\n15 boys and 12 girls\n18 boys and 9 girls\n21 boys and 6 girls\n\nWithout another piece of information (such as there are 3 more girls than boys, or twice as many boys as girls) there is no way to get a unique answer.
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You may go to parentscenter.com and use their calculation. The results are pretty much within the ball park for about ten children I know.
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The best place to look is your state's curriculum/content standards.  Each state chooses their own curriculum requirements for each grade level.  \n\nGo to your state's Dept. of Education and find the link. \n\nOtherwise, there are national councils that put out suggestions as well.  NCTM is the math council -- they have created a list that many states use as a guideline
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My teacher had a great way of doing this. Tell your students to collect various household items and a few bags. Make sure each kid picks out two specific objects. When everyone returns, teach union and intersect using the kids' "sets".
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I am a former science/math teacher and science fair judge.\nunfortunately your question does not contain enough information for me to help you.  First look at the papers from school to see what is required.  Choose a topic.  Research the topic.  Do the project.  make a report (usually they require those boards that stand up on tables you can buy them).
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Mixture of everything and depends on who is teaching the class and how it is being taught.
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Start with having the students list some things they all share (same school, same town to live in, etc.). Then have them list differences (their parents all do different types of work, they live in different family setups, they worship/don't worship in different ways, they celebrate common holidays like July 4 in different ways, etc.). For their first class presentation, have them each present on something they do differently than anyone else in the class. For their second presentation, have each student present a different sub-culture living in the U.S.  For their third presentation, allow individual choice on a local, regional, national, and global scale.\n\nJust a thought.
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If you were in school-you should ask your teacher what he/she requires.
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Try this website - it's been very helpful to me. Look at the SCHOOL state-wide testing results, teacher/student ratios, how small classes are, how many children attend, and sometimes, even the school websites.\n\nGood luck!\n\nMichelle
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Depends on the type of teacher.  For elementary school through high school, 4-5 years.  For college, 6-7 minimum.
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a lot of school districts now have websites that include a list of the teachers, including their email addresses.  try googling for the school or district you are interested in
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I can give you some simple solutions: -\n\n first, go to Google and search for the schools which give cources in IT. \n\n secondly, run around and find all over for the schools who give IT cources.