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3 to 6 questionnaires a year asking for their views on all kinds of issues which affect local people The responses are used to help us understand how people want us to provide our services You talk we listen Members of the Panel can choose to volunteer to join focus groups as well This is where we invite 8 10 people from the Panel to discuss a current topic For example in
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Choosing an Organization. Organizations range from large and comprehensive to small, singly focused outfits. They may be centered on a particular cause, geared towards a specific age . group. or profession, or offer only short- or long-term opportunities. ... Some examples of smaller organizations are Rupununi Learners (. focusing. on Guyana), . Volunteer. Bolivia (. focusing. on Bolivia) or Handicap International (helping the physically challenged around the world). ...
What can I do with a degree in elementary education besides teach?
Q. I'll soon be graduating with a bachelor's degree in elementary education, but I no longer have the desire to teach elementary school. I hate the prospect of being so restricted by state standards and school district regulations. I can't help my students in areas they are struggling with, simply because the school and government require so many other things. I don't want to spend the school year focusing on what the students need to know to pass a test to make the school look better. I also dread being up to my ears in lesson plans, and having to juggle curriculum and classroom management. Still, I'd love to work with children. I volunteer with a animal welfare group, in which I visit schools to teach kids about different kind of… [cont.]
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A. You could work in a private school that isn't held to the same standards as a public school. Where I live, we have Bioregional Elementary Schools that teach the early grades (usually K-3) through nature. If you had experience (and/or additional education) there would be lots of things you could do, like educational publishing, administration, guidance counselling, reading intervention or speech pathology. You could also work for a museum or historical site to design and implement their educational programs. You could operate (or just work at) a daycare center or work with a group like the YMCA to develop after-school programs. A lot of doors are open to you. I suggest you talk to an advisor at the Career Services department at your… [cont.]
Answered by Jetgirly - Mon Dec 11 12:00:28 2006
Q. I'll soon be graduating with a bachelor's degree in elementary education, but I no longer have the desire to teach elementary school. I hate the prospect of being so restricted by state standards and school district regulations. I can't help my students in areas they are struggling with, simply because the school and government require so many other things. I don't want to spend the school year focusing on what the students need to know to pass a test to make the school look better. I also dread being up to my ears in lesson plans, and having to juggle curriculum and classroom management. Still, I'd love to work with children. I volunteer with a animal welfare group, in which I visit schools to teach kids about different kind of… [cont.]
Asked by gryffin218 - Mon Dec 11 09:54:10 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You could work in a private school that isn't held to the same standards as a public school. Where I live, we have Bioregional Elementary Schools that teach the early grades (usually K-3) through nature. If you had experience (and/or additional education) there would be lots of things you could do, like educational publishing, administration, guidance counselling, reading intervention or speech pathology. You could also work for a museum or historical site to design and implement their educational programs. You could operate (or just work at) a daycare center or work with a group like the YMCA to develop after-school programs. A lot of doors are open to you. I suggest you talk to an advisor at the Career Services department at your… [cont.]
Answered by Jetgirly - Mon Dec 11 12:00:28 2006
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