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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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How much does a substitute teacher make in Nashville?
Substitute teachers are paid $10 per hour in Nashville TN.
No telling, you may be investing in her on some level other than sexual attraction. If you have any regard for her at all, the worst thing possible you can do is to make advances. That can ruin a teacher's career to have any semblance of a sexual relationship with a student.
What is a Muslim teacher called?
A Sufi (soo-fee).
There is no consistent term for Islamic teachers. The Sufis are the Islamic equivalent of Monks and live generally as holy men. Some are teachers, but most are not, save to other Sufis. There are the Ulemaa (single is Alem) who are religious scholars, but again they do not often teach, but decide theoretical issues and arbitrate disputes. There are the Mu'alimin who will guide Muslims in practice and observance, serving as cultural guides, but they usually do not teach in a traditional western sense. Finally, there are the Usatedha (single is Ustadh) who are closer to the Western conception of a professor.
True or false Good teachers recognize and accommodate individual differences in learning styles?
True, good teachers do recognize and accommodate individual differences in learning styles. But, it's more complex than a "True-False" answer. Teachers must find a balance of teaching styles that accommodate the most students within the given amount of time available. Just because a teacher recognizes one student may have a specific learning style, the teacher cannot gear all teaching methods to that one style. So, a better statement might be: Good teachers recognize individual learning styles and tries to include as many styles as possible within a class that will accommodate the most students. This would include learners who do best with written material, graphics (pictures), hands-on, practice tasks, show vs. do, etc.
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What do you call a group of teachers?
In the common dialect that is distinctively and pervasively "Chicago style", they are called "Strikers".
Declamation about environment?
Declamation pieces about the environment should focus on problems with pollution or the earth's atmosphere. It should also contain ways to protect the environment. An example is Silent Spring by Rachel Carson.
About how many times does a classroom teacher get interrupted by her students in two minutes time?
It depends on the circumstances. A classroom teacher can be interrupted no times at all within 2 minutes or, if they are busy working individually, the teacher could easily be interrupted every few seconds. There is no average.
How how much does a teacher earn?
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When did need for teacher aides begin to increase?
The need for teacher aides began to increase with the increasing crowding of schools. There has simply not been enough funding to build new schools in low income areas.
How do you apply for a teaching bursary offered by government?
It so easy. Just go to www.funzalushaka.doe.gov.za then you can select the section that you need. Enjoy teaching... (FOR SOUTH AFRICANS ONLY)
Why do you hate your English teacher and want to take revenge for giving you so much homework?
Some teachers do seem to give a lot of homework, but wanting to take revenge for it is extreme. It's impossible for anyone to tell you why you're having such a strong reaction. You are the only one who can figure that out.
Most teachers who give a lot of homework don't do it to be mean, but because they want students to learn things like budgeting their time and responsibility. That might not be valuable to you now, but it will be very valuable to you in the future.
Whether your teacher is giving too much homework or not, it's not healthy for you to hate the teacher to the point of wanting to get revenge. The school year is more than half over now and you've made it this far. In a few short months, you will be moving on to another year and a different teacher, unless you are a senior in which case it'll be a much bigger step than that. Why not make the most of the time that's left in this year and look at the homework your teacher is giving as a valuable learning opportunity?
You might not believe this, but it's highly likely that your current teacher is the one you'll end up appreciating the most in a few years. I know you probably find that difficult to believe right now, but that's the way it tends to go.
No, only things in your high school record are even checked anyway
What will you do if you saw your fellow teacher abusing his student which is against the law?
Since it is a matter of law, the witness to an illegal act should contact the police. As a matter of courtesy, the witness might also let the principal know.
Does the teacher have the right to take away a snack time?
Probably not. The student must be able to take reasonable bathroom breaks and be given ample time to eat a meal at lunchtime. In the olden days of yore, yes this happened quite a bit, but today it seems likely not to happen.
Yes, lunch detention happens at my daughter's school all the time. It is one of their more common forms of punishment. They prefer it, because many kids do not have rides home from after school detention. They also do not miss classes like they would for out of school suspension.
What does DO and FACOG mean after a doctor's name?
DO = Doctor of Osteopathic medicine FACOG = Fellow of the American College of Obestetricians and Gynecologists
