"Absolutely. I agree! Google Docs do have some drawbacks, but for the most part they are 100% web, extremely useful and have great user interfaces. I really enjoy working with Google Docs.
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I need feedback from teachers
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I'm managing this site which is exclusively for teachers. It is www.teacher2school.com At the moment, I'm not promoting it, :-) but would just like some…Continue
What specialization of teaching pays the most?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Angela White Dec 2, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Personally, I enjoy playing with babies, but it's the 7-10 year olds that I really enjoyed teaching because of their eagerness to learn and their still simple approach to what they consider fun. But…Continue
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Higher Education for Teachers
Started this discussion. Last reply by Angela White Dec 1, 2010. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Is it really feasible for teachers to not only teach class, but to sit in it as well? Teachers are already swamped with things to do. Where does a teacher find the time to achieve their higher…Continue
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Angela White replied to Niilo Alhovaara's discussion Collaboration through Google Docs in the group Google Apps for EducationAngela White replied to cpstechcoach's discussion Live@edu vs. Google Apps for Education"Yep, I was just going to say that. Also, you can do just about anything with online collaboration/ Google Docs and other 100% web products. Luckily, Google makes it free for less than 50 users per organization. My hubby is does Google App scripting…"
Angela White replied to Angela White's discussion What specialization of teaching pays the most?"Thanks for your responses!"
Christopher Casal replied to Angela White's discussion What specialization of teaching pays the most?"I think it really depends on the system/district/etc.
Here in NYC we are all part of a Union with a fixed salary scale. The salary scale is across the board. Doesn't matter if you are High School English or 1st grade. You make more money…"
Karen Morales replied to Angela White's discussion What specialization of teaching pays the most?"In my opinion i think it varies, but it has to do alot with the career that you choose and were you teach, the location is very important."
Angela White replied to Angela White's discussion Higher Education for Teachers"I agree! Half the battle is in the mind."
Karen Morales replied to Angela White's discussion Higher Education for Teachers"Yes it is possible, it might be hard but everything is possible. If you really wish to have an education you can do it, everything is possible."
Angela White replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hi everyone! I'm Angela and I work as an education counselor for teachers, to help them find the right opportunities in their higher education. I began my teaching career working with preschoolers. You can see more of what I do here:…"
Angela White replied to Angela White's discussion Higher Education for Teachers"Well, kudos to you for doing it, all the same! I don't know if I would have been able to be that focused given the difficult routine."
Christopher Casal replied to Angela White's discussion Higher Education for Teachers"What helped was doing the 2 degrees right when I first started teaching. I didn't know any better. I started classes the summer before my first September so I was in a groove.
If I tried to do it now I'd probably kill myself. Back then I…"
Angela White replied to Lynn Merrell's discussion Is technology essential to teach today's students?"In a way, yes. But I think allowing kids to bring handhelds into the classroom is really asking for an addictive distraction to become a part of everyday learning."
Angela White replied to Kaila Soltez's discussion Homework: yes or no?"Personally, I've never liked sending my students home with extra work to do, but if I had to give them homework, I tried to make it as fun as possible so that they'd enjoy doing it, and have no trouble concentrating on it once they were…"
Angela White replied to Angela White's discussion Higher Education for Teachers"Two?! I can imagine that it was no walk in the park to get that done. I struggled with just keeping my job and studying for my degree at night, on the weekend and during holidays. But the 'big salary bump' certainly makes it worth it. So…"
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- At 11:07pm on December 1, 2010,
Anne Mirtschin said…
- Hi Angela and welcome to classroom2.0. It is wonderful to see your energy already released in starting discussions and sharing in existing ones. My school was part of a pilot project with the University of Ballarat and Country Education Project for virtual teaching rounds by pre-service teachers. That was really exciting but hard work as the girls had little knowledge of and experience in the use of technology for eLearning. I am off to check out your site now.
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