Calling All Educators....
~sb
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Calling All Educators....
Who on here is in the field of education ---- any capacity???
Assistants, teachers, professors, whomever.....
I will be joining you once again! I am about to sign a contract to work for a special education school as a 1:1 Teacher Assistant!!!!!!
Yes! I am back in the field I studied!!!
All teachers, give me a shout out here!! (we are also helping a newby who is a teacher)
:ghug3 
Assistants, teachers, professors, whomever.....
I will be joining you once again! I am about to sign a contract to work for a special education school as a 1:1 Teacher Assistant!!!!!!
Yes! I am back in the field I studied!!!
All teachers, give me a shout out here!! (we are also helping a newby who is a teacher)
:ghug3 
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Hi sugar bear!
Yes I'm a teacher of children with severe learning difficulties, autism and challenging behaviour.
Takes every bit of my energy to keep up with them, but I love it!
So happy to hear your news, well done xx
Yes I'm a teacher of children with severe learning difficulties, autism and challenging behaviour.
Takes every bit of my energy to keep up with them, but I love it!
So happy to hear your news, well done xx
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Congratulations, sugarbear!
I'm not working at the moment, but I'll probably go back when our 2-year-old starts kindergarten. Before our wee one was born, I taught middle school English. (It's probably hard to tell that I taught English; I tend to take a lot lot of liberties with grammar, usage, and mechanics, but I prefer to think of them as stylistic choices.)
Anyway, keep us posted on your new job; that's so exciting!
I'm not working at the moment, but I'll probably go back when our 2-year-old starts kindergarten. Before our wee one was born, I taught middle school English. (It's probably hard to tell that I taught English; I tend to take a lot lot of liberties with grammar, usage, and mechanics, but I prefer to think of them as stylistic choices.)
Anyway, keep us posted on your new job; that's so exciting!
~sb
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Absolutely, Tomsteve! Not only am I about to work after one year + of unemployment, but I found out I am able to get my personal things out of storage that I thought were "gone" years ago!
The promises are real. I've witnessed so many miracles in 25 years of being in/out/around AA. Today I am a humble member of AA!
KDL is a teacher, also. I was kind of hoping that more educators will come out of the woodwork here.
Deep down, no matter what our problems are, we can work through them. If we get to enough AA meetings, we WILL meet new people we can relate to. Although I love the meetings where the judge, the trash collector, the retail clerk and the homeless person bond beyond all reason. That is the program working for us....
Have a wackulously sober day!
The promises are real. I've witnessed so many miracles in 25 years of being in/out/around AA. Today I am a humble member of AA!
KDL is a teacher, also. I was kind of hoping that more educators will come out of the woodwork here.
Deep down, no matter what our problems are, we can work through them. If we get to enough AA meetings, we WILL meet new people we can relate to. Although I love the meetings where the judge, the trash collector, the retail clerk and the homeless person bond beyond all reason. That is the program working for us....
Have a wackulously sober day!
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Great!!! Congrats!!!
I am a special education para-educator in a high school and I love it!! The kids are great and keep me going! (I am thrilled to be on summer break right now though!!)
I am a special education para-educator in a high school and I love it!! The kids are great and keep me going! (I am thrilled to be on summer break right now though!!)
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I am an 21 year elementary teacher in a VERY urban area. I used to drink as a result of my job and concern for my students. Now I do my job but don't worry about my students and their home life. I had to take a step back for preservation. Alcohol was killing me and my performance as a teacher sucked! Now, I have more energy and can deliver my lessons with enthusiasm.
Good luck Sugarbear!
Good luck Sugarbear!
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