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Reply to "Any positives to having a teacher fresh out of school?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Aside from more energy and enthusiasm, a first-year teacher, in Montgomery County, will be in a program in which s/he will be evaluated by the administration, and will have a consulting teacher. A consulting teacher will observe every 2-4 weeks in the beginning, less frequently later in the year, and will be a source of constructive criticism, feedback and resources. I'm a teacher, and honestly, the veterans are the ones that I would be more weary of for my own kids. Some of the vets I know are very stuck in their ways and don't want to adapt to new technology and teaching methods. I know a lot of teachers who have been at it a while (who are still great teachers) but have lost a lot of enthusiasm and start a lot of sentences with "When I first I started, I used to..." Truthfully, I've been teaching 10 years and there are a lot of things I used to do--using sign language, using kids' photos for labels, etc--that I don't do as often. It's hard to keep it up year after year.[/quote]
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