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Título de Maestro(a) de Educación Primaria - WordReference Forums Si tiene un título de maestro de educación primaria de por sí (sea la cantidad de años que sean) - se le dice Teacher's Certificate o Teaching Certificate A veces también se distinguen entre decir Primary Teaching Certificate y Secondary Teaching Certificate - ambos de los cuales también son intercambiables con "Teacher's" En algunos lugares donde hay escacez de maestros, se les otorga
specific job titles for teachers - WordReference Forums Hello, I wonder what are the job titles for high-school teachers In my mother tongue, they are called senior teachers, junior teachers, or special-grade teachers (the last is my own translation) I wonder the situation in English-speaking countries Do you use them as well? I am not talking
She teaches in at a school - WordReference Forums Which is the best option in the following sentences: in or at? 1 She is a teacher She teaches in at a school 2 She is a teacher She teaches in at school Also, when I read sentence number 1, I understand that "She" teaches in at an undetermined school building--since the indefinite
prep period - WordReference Forums Bonjour à tous, I am a high school teacher in Canada, and we often have a "prep period" during the day This is a period where you don't teach, but are given the time to prepare for teaching Would anyone know what a French equivalent would be? How does "période de préparation" sound? Merci
Addressed as Mr. and Miss by teachers? - WordReference Forums At American school, nearly teachers always called us "Miss" plus the last name, from about fourth grade on through high school Perhaps in conversation after class a teacher would address me by my first name But the atmosphere at my school was quite formal in general At English school in Hong Kong, it depended on the teacher
Addressing teachers - WordReference Forums Often, I volunteer to teach VBS, Sunday School and the like to the primary grades I also taught primary middle school in Kenya and secondary school in both an international diplomat school and a national high school in Papua New Guinea Plus, I've had short stints as a guest lecturer in Australia and Germany
gross understatement - WordReference Forums From the book millionaire success habits by Dean Graziosi: Though I love all of John Paul DeJoria's story, I relish that early admonition of his high school teacher who told John Paul and his friend Michelle Gilliam they'd never amount to anything Well, to say that they proved this teacher wrong is a gross understatement
advisory class - WordReference Forums Hola, I am a high school teacher, and every day students meet for a class called Advisory Each teacher in my school has 10 students that they advise - on organizational skills, time management, etc the advisor follows the student through 4 years of high school and eventually helps them
How to address a teacher in English correctly? - WordReference Forums If there is no school policy on this and if the English Department of your school has no preference, it is up to you to decide what your pupils call you You can say that in Britain, pupils in secondary schools often address their teacher by title and surname and that is how they should address you
Ex-student, ex-teacher | WordReference Forums To me, "ex"-something carries a negative tone, at least to me in AE If the student- and teacher- relationships proceded normally, I'd use "former " If the students and teacher were ejected for cause, I'd use "ex " I may well be alone in this approach, however