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Professional Development 2.0 Escape Room | The Escape Classroom
**SEE THE PREVIEW AND FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF WHY WE ARE THE ORIGINAL AND THE #1 ESCAPE ROOM MATERIAL USED BY THOUSANDS OF TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS**This Escape Workshop is designed for staff development. It will focus on communication and collaboration. It is a fun and fast paced staff development tool that will engage your staff with the use of problem solving. This is excellent for team building among your staff. We have even supplied you with "extra" team building ideas to be used alongside this E
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What Are Principals Looking For In You?
What Principals Are Looking For In You
So you’re looking for a teaching job. To be selected for it, you have to be chosen by the Human Resources team of the school or college. The principal of the organization is generally the main member of that team. What exactly is the principal looking for in a prospective teacher? Here’s what principals are saying:
Passion
Passion in a teacher is very important. We get thousands of applications and about 20 candidates get called for one position. We don’t
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Substitute Teacher Interview – Tricky Questions and Answers
Substitute Teacher Interview – Tricky Questions and Answers
Working as a substitute teacher can help you get the much-needed experience that will land you a job as a regular teacher. While you might think that becoming a substitute teacher is easy, it actually takes hard work. Are you ready to face the interview for a substitute teacher? Let’s help you out by offering answers to some of the tricky questions.
As a substitute teacher, what are your biggest strengths?
I have adaptability as my ma
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How Social Media Can Help You In Your Teaching Job Hunt
How Social Media Can Help You In Your Teaching Job Hunt
Download my Free report: How To Answer The Top 5 Teacher Interview Questions Without Feeling Nervous
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How Social Media Can Help You in Your Teaching Job Hunt
When it comes to job hunting, sometimes prospective teachers don’t use social media very well. And this can become their weak point. Social media is as i
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What to Do After the Teaching Interview
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Congratulations for completing your job interview. Now that it’s over, you have to sit back and wait for their call, right? Well actually, there’s a lot you can do. It’s always a good idea to follow up to increase your chances of being hired. Even if you think you did really well (or really
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Really Stupid Resume Mistakes – And How to Fix Them
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Really Stupid Resume Mistakes – And How to Fix Them
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If you have sent your resume to over a dozen schools and colleges, and not received a single reply, your disappointment is very natural. But this doesn’t mean that you have to give up on your teaching career. Maybe, just maybe, the problem lies in your resume. Here are the 5 most common mistakes people make in their resumes.
Typos
“Looking for a position in you college”
Did you notice the missing ‘r’?
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How to Attract Employers Using Your Social Media Profile
If you think social media is only about stalking on people or tweeting to celebs, you need to think again. Social media can act as a strong self-marketing tool and help you get hired in the school or college of your choice. Job seekers from various industries choose this platform to discover new opportunities and information about the organization they’re applying to. Recruiters use it to find more information about the person they are going to hire. If you are applying for a job, there are chan
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Being Interviewed For An Overseas Position Read This First
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The environment is stressful in any interview, but it becomes more stressful when you have applied for a position that is located overseas. You’re not just going to join a new job but a completely different country. This means you’ll have to relocate and adapt to a different culture. Your
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Don’t Let Them Junk Your Resume – Avoid These Mistakes
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Don’t Let Them Junk Your Resume – Avoid These Mistakes
There are many people who have all the right qualifications and skills, but somehow never get called for an interview. Are you one of them? Maybe you’re not showcasing your skills the right way. Your resume is something that creates your first impression. If it’s not perfect, it might get thrown in the trash or recycle bin. Yes, as distressing it may sound, if the HR team finds blaring mistakes in your resume, they wil
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Teaching in a Community College Can be a Great Option Too
It’s a challenging job market and applying for community college jobs can be a good idea. Here are some points you need to keep in mind when you apply to a two-year college.
Solve their problems
A community college will hire you to solve their problems and not yours. You’ll find that full-time faculty positions are extremely rare. They will hire only when someone leaves, and this can mean as long as once every ten years. Often times they will hire part time staff only. So if you’re planning t
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How to Prepare For Your Teacher Interview If you’re in Teacher’s College, just
How to Prepare For Your Teacher Interview
If you’re in Teacher’s College, just graduated or already teaching, it’s a great idea to get a trusted mentor and a group of 3-5 fellow classmates.
Next, brainstorm the best teaching interview questions you can think of. Then, brainstorm again for the single best answer to the interview questions.
A good place to start is by searching Google and YouTube.
It’s a good idea to go to every interview you can possibly go to. This will give you experience in no
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Adding ALL the Details in a Short Resume – How to Do It
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Adding ALL the Details in a Short Resume – How to Do It
After working for over a decade as a high school teacher, you have some strong experience to boast about, but your resume is already packed and you don’t want to add another page to it. How do you manage to add extra details to your jam-packed resume? Here are some tips to create a stunning resume in limited space.
Make it specific
Your resume is like your life story condensed in points that makes it easier to read.
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Career Math (lesson sample)
In this fun, interactive lesson, students will solve practice math problems with their teacher to strengthen their math skills. They will also work together to solve practical math problems that relate to a career, such as pilot, game designer, urban planner, sports announcer, fashion designer, psychometrican, and 78 more careers! Each lesson will highlight a featured career and two other related careers. For example, in lesson 21, students learn how forensic scientists use math to find the Area
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Adding Supporting Documents to Your Resume While Applying – Here’s How
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Adding Supporting Documents to Your Resume While Applying – Here’s How
When you apply for a job, your employer might be looking for something extra apart from the standard resume and cover letter. The extra documents are known as supporting documentation and can include a number of things such as scanned copies of certificates and letters of recommendation. While many employers leave the documentation part for the interview process, some of them may specify in the job desc
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Teachers Have It All – Here is How to Utilize It
Teachers Have It All – Here is How to Utilize It
Being a teacher is amazing. You get to learn so many skills and get your voice heard. And that’s not all – if you ever want to change your industry, you can always get priority over the other applicants because of the skills you have acquired over the years as a teacher. It’s true, teachers have it all. Let’s take a look at the benefits of being a teacher.
Strong communication skills
You have been delivering lessons in a format that is un
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Keywords to Include in a Killer Teaching Resume
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Keywords to Include in a Killer Teaching Resume
We all know that a resume should be geared towards its specific industry. While people belonging to management positions have a lot of keywords to add, teachers are usually seen with bland resumes. However, if you sprinkle your CV with the right keywords, you can add the much-needed spice to make it look more attractive. Here are some of the keywords you should use:
Coach
Coached the girls’ basketball team and secured the se
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Your Dream Teaching Job is Not Too Far Away
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Your Dream Teaching Job is Not Too Far Away
Whether you’re a seasoned teacher looking for new challenges or a fresh graduate searching for a new teaching job, you need special magic to be chosen from all the candidates. We all know that top school districts get thousands of applications for teaching positions and yet only a few get chosen. If you have all the right credentials, all you need is a little extra. Let us introduce you to some special tips that will help you lan
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