hope this helps

Lucia great one

Some would use it for their school – write down when homework/assignment are due on a certain day, when tests are scheduled, and when class are canceled by their professor.

Other – could be a little journal/ dairy of what they did on that certain day. lovelywhitely

Your girlfriend can’t give you a proper understandin of lesson planning. Think about how different a high school aged kid is from a fifth grader. They learn differently, and they are less mature. So yeah, she needs to obsessivly prepare her lessons because she has more difficult children to work with.

As a high school math teacher, you will have a designated text book for each class. The units in each text book are generally designed to flow and build on what the students learned in the units prior. All you need to do is understand the subject yourself, find the most straightforward way to teach it, and prepare either a worksheet or a selection of problems for the students to learn out of the text book. Then leave time for the students to get started on the homework, if they don’t understand something you can see to them and work with them for they’re personal needs. The most complex thing you might need to do is prepare quizes and tests, and the things i’ve seen are:

Quizes
-Selected answers from the homework to prove you did it
-A handful of similar problems to do
-XEROX out of the text book

Tests
-Selection of problems that the entire class or many students had problems with and throw it at them again
-A list of problems that werent in the homework selection but cover the same ideas
-A XEROX from the text book.

Math teachers have it easy. The lesson plan is the text book and the units within it. Teach one unit at a time, one section at a time, do a quiz or two, a day of review, and a test.

If that doesnt show you enough, my period 5 teachers aid is my old math teacher and he often has me write the lessons myself, and teach the freshmen for him while he runs around cleaning since i still know the material. Kuma Ninotori

i think you should post this on dailystrength.org. its a free site with a whole bunch of different support groups, including PCOS. i myself, don’t know much about it. tah dumb

There is no requirement to make original lessons, but at the end of the day most teachers have to alter the lessons in some way. Personally, the first time I teach a course, it takes about 1 hour of prep for every hour of class time. Once I have taught a course 3 or 4 times, the ratio drops to about 10 minutes for every hour of class time.

Not including marking of course, but there are ways to reduce your workload there as well.

Now, (slightly off topic) if you are a good teacher, I’d recommend coming to Canada, the pay up here is reasonable. I would never teach in the states. Knave75

My advice would be to get married in a garden / park, where you don’t need decorations. If there’s not many people, you won’t need too many chairs, or if it’s a short ceremony, they don’t need chairs at all.

For the reception, a bbq at a hosts house (ie parents of groom/bride; best man even the bride and grooms own place) would be cheapest. That way you’ll just need the appropriate foods. (Salads, chops sausages etc for summer, roast, hot vegies for winter)

As for the rings, you can google jewellery on the internet, and some places actually sell real gold and diamond rings for cheap. Though, wedding rings aren’t usually fancy. They’re generally just bands of gold, with the brides band that has maybe a diamond set in it, but more often than not, it has no decoration.

If you don’t have much money to spend on the wedding, an informal wedding is the best way to go. If it’s not what the bride/groom want, then you can reassure them that when they save their money, they can always have a second wedding that can be lush and have all the things the first wedding didn’t. Chel