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Inside Secrets Of Finding A Teaching Job : The Most Effective Search Methods For Both New And Experienced Educators

Title
- Finding A Teaching Job
Attribution
Jack Warner and Clyde Bryan with Diane Warner
Publication Details
Book, 2nd ed, JIST Works, 2003
Availability
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(LOWER LEVEL) LB1780 .W37 2003 AVAILABLE
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Places in this work
- United States.
Notes
- Includes index
Contents
- PART 1: FINDING AND APPLYING FOR TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES: Increasing your marketability
- Discovering job vacancies
- Making the paper cut: resumes, cover letters, applications, and letters of reference
- The inside track : student teaching, volunteering, subbing, and temping
- The nontraditional path: help for non-educational majors and those returning to the field
- PART 2: INTERVIEWING FOR TEACHING JOBS: Preparing for the interview
- Sharpening your personal appeal
- Your conduct during the interview
- After the interview
- Epilogue
ISBN
- 156370921x
- 156370921x
LCCN
- 2004270041
Open Library ID
- /b/OL3319014M