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How the recession moved us closer to gender balance
History was made this week, as Noirin O’Sullivan became the first woman ever appointed Garda Commissioner. This means the country’s top two justice jobs are now occupied by women. Is the move towards gender balance in the workplace finally getting under way? According to Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald, much work still needs to be […]
Read MoreQueensland (Australia) College of Teachers propose investigation into decline in number of males choosing teaching
The number of male teachers in Queensland schools has fallen to “alarming” levels, sparking a probe into the decline. Poor pay rates and perception of teaching careers has been blamed for the slide, with registered male teachers making up barely 16 per cent of educators in state primary school this year. The Queensland College of […]
Read MoreLetter: From engineering to early education
I’m applying for teacher assistant positions in Albany, NY. I’m an engineering major. I love technology. I started a summer job in 2006 after graduation to save some cash for my expensive engineering major. That job changed everything. It was a last minute placement as my first job placement suddenly was not available. Two weeks […]
Read MoreScholarship designed for African-American men in Florida
Edward Waters College is offering a scholarship program called, Call Me Mister. The college needs more applicants. It is available for African-American men who want to become teachers. Watch the video.
Read MoreJason Williams and Jerry Parr National Award Winners
Leader of Men and Children Award winner Jason Williams – PK teacher at Greenville Ave Child Development Center, where Deborah Henderson is Director. He has a CDA, TEEM trained, and is a T.E.A.C.H. Scholar. He started at 19 as an assistant; has been in child care for 10 years. Parents rave about Mr. Jason. One parent […]
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