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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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Do you have to live in Philadelphia to be a teacher in the Philadelphia school district?

No. The School District of Philadelphia does not have a residency requirement. There used to be one, but it was eliminated about seven years ago.

Are the teachers in china strict?

Depends, but most of the time yes they can be strict.

How the resource teacher communicate learners assessment result and grades to parents?

.The resource teacher can communicate to parents through direct mail and email. The resource teacher can also communicate through parent-teacher conferences

Do Chicago Public Schools teachers get drug tested?

Prior to initial employment, yes, teachers get drug tested. They also drug test coaches and ESP's I believe

What are the characteristics teachers should possess?

This depends on what grades you are plaining yo teach but all good english teachers should make the class fun and a joy to be in. They should be understanding and patient. If you your self are an exited and interested in the topi you are teaching you can never expect your students to be invested in the class. You don't need to be a great writer your self just know what is good and bad and know how in analyze books an writing.

What is it like being a teacher?

Teaching can be a potentially rewarding job. However some days are extremely hard, especially if you are trying to facilitate learning with students who have no desire to learn and see no value in education.

The pay for the amount of work that is done is quite poor, with the average teacher working around 11 hours per day. A large part of this time will be spent completing administrative work such as marking,detentions, preparing lessons,dealing with child protection issues, writing up incident reports and getting in contact with parents.

Depending on what country you work in the rates of pay and conditions will vary significantly and whether you work in a government school or a private/religious school. Public sector teachers are often paid better than private sector workers overall and conditions tend to be better because of good union membership. Private schools tend to pay less to their staff and are expected to work longer hours.

Private schools often expect teachers and staff to run Saturday sports and run after school sports coaching a number of days a week.Promotion in religious schools can also be hindered if you are not of that faith for example in Australia a teacher in the Catholic School System is unlikely to be promoted any further than classroom teacher unless he or she is of the Catholic faith.

Teaching no longer provides a guaranteed job or security of employment, with the global financial crisis teaching jobs have been cut around the globe and wages reduced. London once a city crying out for teachers seems to now have an oversupply. Just as Australia which has recently taken teaching off the skilled migration register.

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What is a Gura?

Gura can be a surname.
Gura can be the name of a place.

GURA can be an acronym:
Greeley Urban Renewal Authority
Golden Urban Renewal Authority

Toni-Gura! is a fictional Japanese comedy/romance story created by Hidetaka Kakei

Gura means 'go' in Swahili.

In Japanese, gura means:
1) lose balance, stagger, move shakily
2) tip, spill
3) sag

What is inappropriate for a teacher or teacher aide to do?

Most of the things that would be illegal for teachers to do are the same things that are illegal for everyone to do, including:

  • physical assault without provocation (i.e. not self defense)
  • sexual molestation of a child / teen
  • sexual assault or rape of a child / teen / adult
  • physical or sexual assault of any disabled person
  • bringing a firearm only school property
  • bringing drugs into the "no drug zone" around schools
  • giving drugs to students (any prescription or non-prescription medication not ordered by a physician with documentation for the school; any illegal drug)
  • selling drugs to students
  • bringing alcohol to school
  • giving alcohol to students
  • any act deemed to "contribute to the delinquency of a minor" which covers a broad list of forbidden activities / actions
  • bringing bomb making materials to school
  • encouraging, showing how, or teaching students to make a bomb
  • making threatening phone calls to a student or parent
  • making threats of physical harm
  • "terroristic threats" (with a weapon)
  • bullying
  • not protecting students from harm (example: standing by watching as a group of students beats another student)
  • unlawful restraint (example: to tie an unpleasant student to a chair to make the child behave)
  • abusive acts (example: applying duct tape to the mouth of a student who is mouthing off or won't be quiet / follow rules)
  • using corporal punishment without parent's permission
  • using extreme corporal punishment (example: a paddling that leaves welts, bruises, or breaks the skin -- which is also abuse if a parent does it)
  • attacking any student, parent, or other adult

This is not an all-inclusive list.

As well, teachers have a code of conduct under their license to teach or teaching certificate. These may not be illegal acts, but rather, unethical acts.

Do you think Whether someone is a good students or not depends on the quality of the teacher?

Yes. I had an amazing teacher one year and got very good grades in that class all year. The next year I had a very bad teacher and started to get average and even below average grades. The same was true with other classmates.

When was teacher scholastic made?

There is no available date for when the teacher edition of Scholastic was created. The Scholastic Company has been providing resources for teachers and students for several years and can be found in 90% of all US schools.

Cause of tragedy in doctor faustus?

He learn everything in his life,but not satisfied.then he turned to the black magic. Even he don't care to the advice of good angel.that's why.unsatisfaction is the cause of the tragedy in doctor faustus

Why are teachers important in your lives?

Teachers are important to us because they help us to places in the world. For example, a radio presenter didn't get there all by themselves. Teachers are important to us because they teach us stuff so we get good marks on important exams EG. GCSES are really important because they help us get a good job

What are the characteristics of a globaly competitive teacher?

the teacher should have a broader knowledge of the different educational system

" " should have a great understanding on how to upgrade his/her self in order to become competitive one

How much does a preeschool teacher earn?

Usually they get payed from 20,000 to 30,000 per year. You get payed 10-14 dollars an hour.

Primary and secondary deviance?

Edwin Lemert developed the idea of primary and secondary deviation as a way to explain the process of labeling. Primary deviance is any general deviance before the deviant is labeled as such. Secondary deviance is any action that takes place after primary deviance as a reaction to the institutions. When an actor commits a crime (primary deviance), however mild, the institution will bring social penalties down on the actor. However, punishment does not necessarily stop crime, so the actor might commit the same primary deviance again, bringing even harsher reactions from the institutions. At this point, the actor will start to resent the institution, while the institution brings harsher and harsher repression. Eventually, the whole community will stigmatize the actor as a deviant and the actor will not be able to tolerate this, but will ultimately accept his or her role as a criminal, and will commit criminal acts that fit the role of a criminal. Primary And Secondary Deviation is what causes people to become harder criminals. Primary deviance is the time when the person is labeled deviant through confession or reporting. Secondary deviance is deviance before and after the primary deviance. Retrospective labeling happens when the deviant recognizes his acts as deviant prior to the primary deviance, while prospective labeling is when the deviant recognizes future acts as deviant. The steps to becoming a criminal are: # Primary deviation. # Social penalties. # Secondary deviation. # Stronger penalties. # Further deviation with resentment and hostility towards punishers. # Community stigmatizes the deviant as a criminal. Tolerance threshold passed. # Strengthening of deviant conduct because of stigmatizing penalties. # Acceptance as role of deviant or criminal actor.

What is cognitive theory of learning and its implications on classroom teachers?

Cognitive learning theory says the mind processes the information to learn and works out his or her preferences from the mind of that person. From this perspective we can then attach to that mind process the real effect of mental stress that works to impede thinking, learning, motivation to learn (mental reward received for mental work expended), and also our mental/emotional health.

To appreciate stress and its effect on our mental processes more so, we need to redefine our average mental stress as layers of mental work that take up real mental energy thus taking away mental energy to think and learn new things.

Try to picture an upright rectangle representing our full ability or full mental energy. Then begin drawing from the bottom, narrowly spaced, horizontal lines to represent layers of small and some large layers of mental frictions our minds may be working on consciously and below the surface or subconsciously. The space we have left represents our leftover ability to think, learn, and grow mentally and emotionally. The length of this space also represents our length of reflection time or time to think more deeply to consider long-term rewards or consequences for a course of action. This shows just how our individual environments greatly affect our ability to think and learn. Persons with high layers of mental frictions will have to work harder to receive the same mental reward for mental work expended. Ask yourself, which makes more sense, are we just genetically more or less able or do our individual environments greatly affect our ability to think, learn, and develop skills. For our own good, we need to recognize how our individual environments greatly affect ability and how we can more permanently reduce mental frictions to continually improve thinking, learning, and mental/emotional health.

Little three or four year olds are able to learn more easily because they have few layers of mental frictions. As we get older, our layers of mental frictions increase and so our ability to learn is more impeded.

Cognitive learning theory and its connection with our average stress shows then just how our individual environments do greatly affect our own thinking, learning, motivation to learn (mental reward received for mental work expended), and our mental/emotional health.

For teacher and students this represents a strong argument for removing the harmful genetics models from our classrooms (creating stagnancy, dropouts, drug/alcohol abuse, and suicide) to begin providing students with tools to slowly begin more permanently reducing layers of mental frictions from their average stress. Note, as those layers of mental frictions increase toward the top of that upright rectangle, they create psychological suffering and shorter reflection time that impedes thinking and creates many harmful escapes.

By showing students how their individual environments greatly affect their ability to think, learn, long-term motivation to learn, and grow mentally and emotionally, students will have much more respect and esteem for themselves and for others. By providing students with tools to approach their lives more delicately and differently to continually change and improve their lives, students will then have a continuous hope of developing in time, many if not all of the qualities they admire in others over time. Students will then have a continuous hope of changing and becoming newer and better persons with each passing day. This will reduce much hopelessness, many harmful escapes and other problems created by the terrible teachings of fixed intelligences in school such as dropouts, drug/alcohol abuse, catharsis of violence, and suicide. This will lower peer pressure by making students less reliant on peers for support and remove the fear of rejection. Although rejection may continue, a person will not fear it.

Does being a teacher require an apprenticeship?

With colleges and universities within the United States, there is a teaching assistant requirement.

Is is legal for teachers to take photos of student on their cellphone?

no they can not if they do and the teacher allows them the techer can get fierd

How much is the payment for prc registration of license for teachers?

Called PRC yesterday and they said it's P1,050. I'm just not sure if there are other extra charges.

What does is mean when a person says ya no doubt?

They are agreeing with you and saying that there is 'no doubt' to what you are saying.