Finding good, qualified special education teachers is getting increasingly difficult. It’s not easy According to nprED, 49 out of 50 states report shortages in the field. With a lot of paperwork, low pay, and the stress of standing up in front of a noisy classroom filled with rowdy, misbehaved children, the job itself is a…
Archive for June, 2016
4 Tactics For Relieving Stress Before An Important Interview
We’ve all been there. You prepare for that big interview by repeating relevant career highlights before entering the building. You come up with a series of responses that showcase your abilities, qualifications, and experience. Sitting in an uncomfortable chair in front of a team of seasoned veterans can trap those well-prepared words in your throat,…
Healthcare Industry News: Certified Medical Assistant Salaries and Possible Job Positions Expected to Grow
Doctor visits require a fully staffed team of medical professionals working together to ensure patient satisfaction. Hospitals and doctor’s offices are a business, so quality teamwork ethics paired with organized, systematic processes when those with serious maladies rely on you for help is extremely important to the industry. Fortunately, with healthcare gaining a solid footing,…
Teacher Assistants Can Bring A Lot to the Classroom
Let’s be honest, in today’s education system a lot of teachers are overworked. With bigger classroom sizes to handle, keeping standardized test scores high, rapid changes in curriculum each year, building lesson plans, and grading assignments teachers have a lot on their plates. Luckily, the education system has started incorporating teacher assistant staff, or a…