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Well it has paid off a little. I was finally called to do substitute teaching today. I was only a floating aid, and the money sucks. But this was fun and it made me more comfortable with my plans for the future. I am thinking i could be happy subbing when I can and doing a lot of traveling in between. It really felt good to be able to say I had the 60 credits needed to qualify.
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Great news! Good for you and good luck.
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Lindagerr Wrote:Well it has paid off a little. I was finally called to do substitute teaching today. I was only a floating aid, and the money sucks. But this was fun and it made me more comfortable with my plans for the future. I am thinking i could be happy subbing when I can and doing a lot of traveling in between. It really felt good to be able to say I had the 60 credits needed to qualify.
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That's great Linda!!!
(hummmm.....I wonder what it would be like to be a full time public school science teacher?.......hummmmmmm)
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Good for you Linda. We all love hearing success stories.
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That's great! Very exciting
Hope the subbing goes well!!
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Excellent! That's great news
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Jennifer
you are not very subtle hints are funny. I have thought about it and if it was lower grades I might enjoy it. I just need to find out what I need to be a teacher in NJ
Linda
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Lindagerr Wrote:Jennifer
you are not very subtle hints are funny. I have thought about it and if it was lower grades I might enjoy it. I just need to find out what I need to be a teacher in NJ
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Who...me? hilarious
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Yes you, the innocent looking one. (LOL) Are you coming to graduation? I'd love to meet you.
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Lindagerr Wrote:Yes you, the innocent looking one. (LOL) Are you coming to graduation? I'd love to meet you.
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Ahhh that would be fantastic, however I just can't swing it into the budget. We bought a bigger house 10 months ago and are still adjusting to the bigger(!) payment. We will be in NY for Christmas though!
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