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Educators
An educator (or teacher) is a person who instructs and educates students. To be an educator, a person must obtain professional qualifications and teaching certification from a university or college.
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What are similar careers to being an art teacher?
You can be an art educator for just about anything, really. Whether it's working at Disney to teach people how to draw Disney characters or working in an art class at a school. The big part is just to explore careers either near you or out where you'd like to work at.
What training is carried out for a school teacher?
To become a teacher, you need a minimum of a bachelor's degree in education. If you wish to specialize in a certain subject area, you can incorporate that into your college program. After completing formal education, you will need to pass a licensing exam.
What types of teacher assessment tools are available?
Multiple-choice tests are popular tests that require students to recognize correct answers from among several choices, usually three to four with all but one choice wrong. They're easy to score, but not as easy to create because answer choices must carefully balance one correct answer, one close-to-correct answer, with the remaining wrong. Some students consider multiple-choice tests easier than essay tests, and others consider them to be a greater challenge. If a student is fairly good at strategy, he or she is likely to be successful with multiple-choice tests, since points can be scored with a close guess through a process of elimination. But because the answers are somewhat simpler to determine, they cause for a much broader knowledge-base and this makes them more challenging to prepare for. Some students can compensate for a lack of this broader knowledge-base through good test-taking strategy.
Educators design short-answer essay tests to evaluate what can't be articulated through multiple-choice questions. The tests generally require a deeper, more detailed analysis of content that requires higher-order thinking. For this reason, many students find essay responses to be more of a challenge. Question prompts are used to elicit students responses, and can often involve application of complicated concepts, synthesis and problem-solving through the making of comparisons, identification of similarities and differences, and cause and effect relationships. Questions typically use language like "explain," "how would" "describe" and "assess."
Constructed-response tests require short answer or fill-in-the-blank questions, and require a blend of factual knowledge and higher-order reasoning. Students place their own information in missing spaces rather than from among several pre-prepared choices. They're much easier to create than multiple choice, and can retain control over guessing. For this reason they're more difficult to score, and usually require manual scoring with each response read and evaluated on its merits. When used as part of a comprehensive standardized test, they tend not to be weighted as heavily as other questions for ease of scoring.
Schools use standardized tests widely on a national level, and they are part of every school district's accountability design. Many are considered "high stakes" because they're taken by large populations of students, and if they do not perform well, districts could lose valuable federal and state funding. Standardized tests need to be easily scored for this reason, and are therefore designed using a typical combination of multiple-choice, short answer, document-based questions and constructed responses.
What might a student do that their teacher caught something embarrassing?
This question can't be answered because it has to matter what or how your teacher reacts but, most people can keep it as a secret like "you and me".
Why not to talk while the teacher is talking?
No body cares if its rude the only reason you dont talk is because of these good reasons:
1)They will throw a tantrum like a brat
2)kick you out with out warning
3)hold grudge for remaining of school year as (talkative or ignorant one)
What will be the equivalent pay scale of 5500-175-9000- in 6CPC?
Equivalent pay scale of 5500-175-9000 will 9500-28500 under payband PB4 and grade pay of 6000. So minimum salary under this payscale would 15500. :)
When did degrees in music therapy become available in the U.S.?
became available in the late 1940s, and in 1950, the first professional association of music therapists was formed in the United States. The National Association of Music Therapy merged with the American Association of Music Therapy in 1998
How much do DOD teachers make?
Government employees are on a fixed scale. Find out what their GS number is and you will know how much they are paid.
Maharashtra govt 6th pay commission calculator for junior college teachers?
basic pay 11300
dp 5650
da 3560
What are the major stresses of being an elementary school teacher?
Teachers have to deal with three groups of people: students, parents, and administrators. Each of these produces their own type of stress. Students can be very uncooperative, parents tend to blame teachers for the failures of their children, and school administrators are given to many forms of bureaucratic foolishness.
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Is there a law or constitution about student-teacher relationship?
There are numerous laws established by the individual states about the relationship between students and teachers. Teachers are in a special relationship with students and have a duty to protect. In some states, any sexual contact between a student and a teacher is considered statutory rape, regardless of the ages.
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Are Teachers with masters degree better teachers than teachers with bachelors degrees?
Not necessarily. It depends on the individual teacher. Each will have strengths and weakness particular to themselves. Having a higher degree does not mean the individual can apply that knowledge appropriately. In terms of educators much depends on their ability to appropriately inspire trust and confidence, and motivate students, as well as understand the students' educational and emotional needs. This typically comes from a passion for what they do. Unfortunately, some do not possess that passion.
What will happen if teacher marries former student?
As long as the student and teacher do not have contact for a while after he or she graduates and the "run into each" other then nothing its noones business
If your teaching job was eliminated can you file for unemployment?
Unemployment eligibility varies by state, but typically if you are unemployed through no fault of your own, if you are able to work full-time, and if you made enough money in the "qualification period" set by your state, you will be eligible for unemployment. A layoff qualifies as "no fault of your own," but it's up to you to meet the other two requirements.
