Comments on: History of Education, Teacher Training, Teaching, Teachers http://www.ultrasonicband.com/history-of-education-teacher-training-teaching-teachers Mon, 11 Jan 2010 14:13:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Ash pee(: http://www.ultrasonicband.com/history-of-education-teacher-training-teaching-teachers/comment-page-1#comment-9 Ash pee(: Fri, 25 Dec 2009 15:28:04 +0000 http://www.ultrasonicband.com/history-of-education-teacher-training-teaching-teachers#comment-9 Education - You will need at least a Bachelor's degree. You will also need to narrow down the population of students you would want to work with in order to get certification in that particular area (i.e. Autism, High Incidence/LD, EBD, MR, Early Childhood Special Ed., Hearing Impaired, Vision Impaired) Benefits/Health Factors - It's an extremely rewarding job. Too see the children grow into something amazing is worth it all. Granted, you are at higher risk for illness and injury. Illness would be from a lot more bodily fluids/germs are passed around. Injury from lifting, positioning, etc. individuals with more significant disabilities. Typical day at work - I teach early childhood special education...so I go in around 8am and my day finishes around 3:30pm. Unfortunately, I take a lot of work home, such as writing individualized education plans (IEPs), documentation, and planning. I have two classes, AM and PM class, which are both inclusive, which means half of the children are without disabilities and half of the children have disabilities. Education – You will need at least a Bachelor's degree. You will also need to narrow down the population of students you would want to work with in order to get certification in that particular area (i.e. Autism, High Incidence/LD, EBD, MR, Early Childhood Special Ed., Hearing Impaired, Vision Impaired)

Benefits/Health Factors – It's an extremely rewarding job. Too see the children grow into something amazing is worth it all. Granted, you are at higher risk for illness and injury. Illness would be from a lot more bodily fluids/germs are passed around. Injury from lifting, positioning, etc. individuals with more significant disabilities.

Typical day at work – I teach early childhood special education…so I go in around 8am and my day finishes around 3:30pm. Unfortunately, I take a lot of work home, such as writing individualized education plans (IEPs), documentation, and planning. I have two classes, AM and PM class, which are both inclusive, which means half of the children are without disabilities and half of the children have disabilities.

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