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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / October 2006new job
Dear Folks, You may remember that I've been looking for a job for some time now. I've finished homeschooling with my kids and time to return to work. However I'm out of skills and out of date! And I wanted to keep flexible hours and my husband just didn't want me doing some jobs that I located. But today I had the interview that I've been trying to get for about a year. I was hired! And I go for orientation in two weeks! I'll be substitute teacher in the local public school system and yes I signed up for high school! Thanks for the support! Vickie B. >I'll be substitute teacher in the local public school system and yes I >signed up for high school! > >Thanks for the support! > >Vickie B. Good for you. If it is anything there like it is here, there is a teacher shortage, and not many on the on-call list. You should get lots of work. One plus is that you will not need to write reports! Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. Wayyyy to go Vickie. Good to read and I know you will just love it. Harv Congratulations Vickie. I am happy for you. Hope you really enjoy the job.  SignatureLove and hugs Jo (\__/) .~ ~. )) /O O ./ .' {O__, \ { / . . ) \ |-| '-' \ } )) Warning: squirrels. .( _( )_.' '---.~_ _ _& > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. Congrats and well done young lady!! GaryZ > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. well done Vickie. they even have coffee breaks at work - scheduled ones without kids and housework! Enjoy. Kelly > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. WooooHoooo! Way to go, Vickie! DeeTee > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. Congrats, Vickie, You'll have a great time. I subbed while taking my junior and senior years of University and had a blast. Try to assemble your own bag o' tricks to use if the reg. teachers don't leave enuff to keep the kidz busy. And as #1 said, no grading homework.....plus no long boring faculty meetings, no lesson plans and no after school activities: at the end of each day you really are done. :-) Do I sound like I miss it? LOL Hugs from Rosie Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. you rock, girlfriend! congratulations! i bet your family is proud of you. this sounds like something you'll find rewarding and enjoy doing. definitely something i can see you doing. kate Dear Folks, You may remember that I've been looking for a job for some time now. I've finished homeschooling with my kids and time to return to work. However I'm out of skills and out of date! And I wanted to keep flexible hours and my husband just didn't want me doing some jobs that I located. But today I had the interview that I've been trying to get for about a year. I was hired! And I go for orientation in two weeks! I'll be substitute teacher in the local public school system and yes I signed up for high school! Thanks for the support! Vickie B. Hey Rosemarie, what should be put in a bag of tricks. I worked in preschool as a sub and had an entire cardboard box full of tricks. I could keep them busy all day long! Thanks! Vickie B. >Hey Rosemarie, what should be put in a bag of tricks. I worked in >preschool as a sub and had an entire cardboard box full of tricks. I [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Vickie B. I am Rose Marie, but not the one you mean. I am not sure what #2 kept but I know our really good TOCs (Subs) keep lots of books in their bags plus activities to go with them. Activities that can be done at any elementary grade are best. Have some hands on math game (ala Box cars and one eyed jacks) and science experiments that can be done in a pinch. Have some cooperative learnnig games too. If you can get a copy of the curriculum, you can familiarize yourself with which concepts are taught at which grade level. #1 (I always plan for about three hours if I know I am going to be away. LOL) Rose @}>->-- Being educated means that rather than fearing the unknown, one seeks to understand it. RB Please remove "Ima" to reply. Hiya, For middle and high school I used puzzle pages...word search and math pages; logic puzzles for high school. If it was a class I knew from having had before I'd do some basic first aid instruction. Everyone needs a little first aid knowledge. When I was given Band class for a full week they knew a LOT of first aid when I was done. And everyone got exposed to critical thinking skills thru questioning strategies :-) My older son was very impressed at his high school when a substitute had them earn coupons for I Pod downloads...so there's something for your bag, as well. Try looking online for Teacher Resources for some more ideas. HTH! Hugs from Rosie Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > Hey Rosemarie, what should be put in a bag of tricks. I worked in > preschool as a sub and had an entire cardboard box full of tricks. I [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Vickie B. Congrats Vickie, Wishing you many happy hours teaching young minds Becky > Dear Folks, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Vickie B. |
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