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Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by bats
(Post 11238319)
I don't recall my schools ever having supply teachers. On the rare occasions a teacher was sick we were given work to do and a prefect sat at the desk. But that was in olden tymes.
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Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Nobody's prefect.... :)
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Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 11238335)
What when Mr. Chips was a trifle under the weather? :rofl:
oh no, that was when he was a trifle deaf :rofl: mwahahahah |
Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
beckiwoo - sorry, didn't mean to be having a go at you - reading my post back I can see how it came across!! Sorry about that.
My mom is an EA in a primary school, and I can tell you she gets treated like dity by the students. Most of the teachers struggle to keep control of their classrooms. A supply is in? Forget it. The kids are ridiculous. The kids have zero respect for authority, and even less when it's an EA or a substitute. I remember from being in school that we weren't exactly easy-going with subs, but there was never any outright disrespect, perhaps just a bit more difficult. But from what mom tells me about today's kids... it's pretty terrible. So I was just venting - sorry about that. :( |
Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
I got a letter in the mail Monday that opens up new avenues for me school wise.
Last year at about this time, the doctor I was seeing submitted an application for me to be classified as PWD with the ministry of social development and social innovation and I honestly had forgotten about it, the letter say's I was approved effective May 1. Having this classification will open up new avenues not previously available, and might make going back to school more of a reality then it was before. |
Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 11240679)
I got a letter in the mail Monday that opens up new avenues for me school wise.
Last year at about this time, the doctor I was seeing submitted an application for me to be classified as PWD with the ministry of social development and social innovation and I honestly had forgotten about it, the letter say's I was approved effective May 1. Having this classification will open up new avenues not previously available, and might make going back to school more of a reality then it was before. |
Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 11240679)
I got a letter in the mail Monday that opens up new avenues for me school wise.
Last year at about this time, the doctor I was seeing submitted an application for me to be classified as PWD with the ministry of social development and social innovation and I honestly had forgotten about it, the letter say's I was approved effective May 1. Having this classification will open up new avenues not previously available, and might make going back to school more of a reality then it was before. |
Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11241786)
What is PWD?
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Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 11240679)
Having this classification will open up new avenues not previously available, and might make going back to school more of a reality then it was before.
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Re: Should I just try for a random degree?
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 11240679)
I got a letter in the mail Monday that opens up new avenues for me school wise.
Last year at about this time, the doctor I was seeing submitted an application for me to be classified as PWD with the ministry of social development and social innovation and I honestly had forgotten about it, the letter say's I was approved effective May 1. Having this classification will open up new avenues not previously available, and might make going back to school more of a reality then it was before. S |
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