Educators

a believable character would be a person who can really feel how that character is feeling and playing the part of there roll. it is really easy to be a believable character if you have studied the play very much and try to focus on your character.

So lets say you meet the girl of your dreams? She is smart funny and incedbible attractive. You like her and she likes you back. But she's your teacher what do I do? Is it wrong of me to even think of her like that and is it wrong of her to think of me like that? (I trust her and know she whould never hurtme.)

A "bad" teacher is one who does not relate to students well and/or does not teach in a way that keeps the students interested or who does not teach in a way that students can understand the material.

Someone who has the time to teach, listen, understand, be patient, knows the students strength and weakness. Every student has a different level in vocabulary and verbal skills. The teacher must work with the student to improve his or her skills.

because the teacher as a second parent of the student is also responsible to provide parental care.

A professional teacher has a heart for teaching; she or he knows the subject and works hard to develop lessons that are interesting and relevant to students. A professional teacher is interested in the school's and her students' development. On the other hand, a non-professional teacher teaches because it is a job. This teacher is interested in the income more than teaching, and may be absent a lot or may not be prepared for lessons. Certainly, a non professional teacher does no more than is needed; whereas, a professional goes above and beyond basic requirements of the job.

no they cant in our school in Ireland a tecaher

was insulting the way we talk and about our graded even though they where all over 70 per cent she was also insulting our parents and the way we do our homework and our classwork she also would start to laugh at us for no reason and she would insult us in bad ways and compare us to other students and to her 2 year old as if we are special retarded people she was insulting all her classes but not all her students and the ones she doesn't insult she would say why cant we be like them because they just sit there and don't say a word and you wouldn't even know they where in the classroom she was doing this for about 2 years then one student out of 8 she was insulting went to the principal and told him about her then he suspended/ expelled her from the school for 3 weeks until we heard a reply from the department and now it is up to them students if they want that teacher from now on.

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Firstly, you say 'To whom it may concern' or if you know the teachers name write that. Secondly, if the school has id numbers for the students u must write that along with the date and why. SIgn it, then put your name. It MUST be in pen as it is a legal document. It should look something like this. Dear Miss/Mr......../To whom it may concern Please excuse (childs name), id number, for being away Tuesday, 17th, June 2008, because she was at home sick. (signature) (your name) There you have it!!

Planning in important to know where you are going. It can also be a road map to plot your progress so that if there are problems, one can re-look at the original plan and revise as needed. Plan should be written out in some sort or formal process.

A true teacher is a constant learner. You proved it right. Thanks for leading us to kindly light.

I had a teacher who was a bully. I was in the 5th grade and she made my life miserable. She was my Spanish teacher, and all year long she picked on me, calling on me to answer impossible questions, throwing me out of the class for making noise and even accusing me of cheating on the Regents exam. Luckily, I had a reputation as being a very quiet student, never getting into any trouble or mischief. I hardly spoke in class and was painfully shy.So if any of this happened to you, you know that you are being bullied

In the state of Tennessee, you can obtain a BS degree in agriculture education within 4 years. As with most majors, within the first two years, the student should take the required English, math, science and humanities courses. A few general agriculture courses are intermingled during this time frame. The final two years will be focused on agriculture, agriculture ed.ucation and and general education classes. During the final semester, the student will participate in student teaching. It is important for a high school student to take as many agriculture courses and participate in as many FFA activities as possible. Agriculture Education is a very broad career choice. When receiving a BS degree, the individual is certified to teach approximately 20 different courses.

wich day is theachers day?

Get good grades, volunteer in early childhood, Head Start, or kindergarten classrooms (you'll pick up lots of tips about group management and gain practical experience about the age group), read children's books and practice storytelling techniques.

An ECE care for children in their care, their families and are well involved in the childcare centre. ECE's have alot of unspoken facts that people should know about. As an ECE, our job is so complex from speaking in a certain gramatical structure, loving and caring for individualized children, being understanding, a problem solver, carrying out routine, helping children gain confidence and a sense of self, to as simple (what a pun) setting children up with age appropriate activities and challenges according to emotional, socal, physical and intellectual development. We MUST have wonderful communication skills to speak to parents in an objective manner, co-workers with comprimise and speak to children at there level.

I could go on and on, but our job as a ECE is vital to a child's future as the first 5 years are the most important part of a child's life. As an ECE each day is a challenge and a learning experience but is so self-fulfilling and rewarding even if there's no money in it there's love, affection and success that we take credit for each day.

No, this is a myth and unless directed otherwise by your teachers is false

I used to ask myself this question when I was forced to study grammar in school. Several decades later, I am a professional writer with a strong passion for "proper" English, simply because it makes sense. And I'll tell you why.

Communication is very fragile and misuse of communication leads to misunderstanding. And misunderstanding leads to errors that can have huge consequences, including the saving or loss of life. There must be no misunderstanding when a pilot is landing a commercial jet or a surgeon is performing a delicate operation and much of the reason that these skilled individuals are able to perform their tasks successfully is that everyone around them knows exactly what they are being asked or told to do. And they understand because everyone has agreed to a common set of terms presented in a consistent manner. Without that kind of clear communication there would be chaos (and a lot of lost lives).

In the same way, we must have some common agreement about how we express ourselves in our other activities. It simply allows us to understand each other. The more fully we agree about the meanings of words and how they are presented, the more accurately we can communicate. To do that, there must be rules. Those rules, in this instance, become "proper" English.

But there is some debate about what "proper" English really is. For example, you'll notice that I have started some of my sentences with "And", which most English teachers would tell you is a no-no. However, I use this structure to create a more conversational style of writing. Is it "proper" English? Strictly speaking, no it isn't. But this structure is commonly used in spoken English, which is what I try to emulate in my writing. I (and many others) opt to follow common usage in some areas of my writing. However, that common usage is surrounded by "proper" English and therefore prevents the communication from becoming meaningless gibberish.

One last point: "proper" English is changing all the time. And that means phrases that may not have been deemed "proper" in the past have become acceptable, simply because so many people are now using them. It pains me to think of it, but some day phrases such as "lol", "ttyl" and "brb" may someday be accepted as "proper" English.

It would involve teaching several periods of science/physics, doing paper work associated with the classes, planning lessons, having adjunct duties (sports, yearbook, clubs adviser's, student council), attending teacher meetings, contacting parents, filling out state forms for district, attending in-services/classes, teaching the subjects/knowing textbooks, grading/report cards, attending special events, prep for student testing, getting classroom materials. These are just some of the things a teacher does everyday and every year.

Teachers have no input if there is school in the summer. This is decided by the state department of education and the school district. Sometimes teachers get a chance to vote on a choice of school calendars that the district wants, but the district makes the final decision. All schools have to teach a certain number of days as required by law. By the way teachers also like to have the summer months off even though they often have to take classes that are required for them to keep teaching.

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