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Horizon Teachers are currently working with an Ofsted rated 'Outstanding' Secondary School in Bromley, South London, who are looking to hire an SEN Teaching Assistant on a long-term, full-time basis. The perfect opportunity for aspiring teachers, don't miss put!

Are you a Primary Teacher looking for an exciting new role? A Primary School in Ealing are looking for creative and inspiring primary teachers who will have a positive impact on the learning and well-being of their pupils.

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Horizon Teachers is Seeking Supply Teachers in Hounslow. Are you passionate about education and inspiring young minds? Horizon Teachers is on the lookout for enthusiastic and dedicated supply teachers to join our team in Hounslow.

Are you looking for flexible supply work in local secondary schools? We specialise in recruiting for secondary schools and have an abundance of long-lasting relationships with our schools. At Horizon Teachers, we are currently seeking supply teachers

Are you a Qualified Primary Teacher? Are you looking for a flexible role for the next academic year? Horizon Teachers are currently working with multiple primary school based across Sound London in need for daily supply and PPA cover. Experience across EYFS, KS1 and KS2 is preferred and would suit both experienced teachers and ECTs who are looking for a flexible class teaching role on a day-to-day basis.

A large primary school based in South London are looking for creative and inspiring primary teachers who will have a positive impact on the learning and well-being of their pupils. As a Primary teacher, you will be part of a dynamic team.

In 2018, we became the first early learning organization to pay for teachers to go to college, and we continue to blaze new trails. From our nationally recognized eCDA Child Development Associate credential to the free Associates and Bachelor Degrees offered via our Horizons Teacher Degree Program, we continually invest in the teaching profession, with the goal of providing the very best for both the children in our centers, and the teachers in our field.

Our exclusive quarterly publication makes us unique in our industry. We're the only early educator to produce our own magazine just for our teachers. Written for educators by educators, Spark not only highlights and celebrates our talented team; it also provides an avenue for our teachers to inspire each other.

Teachers are responsible for one hour of teacher time on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. They are also in charge of leading recreation time and awarding the coveted golden dustpan Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings after breakfast. For the rest of the week, teachers may participate in all other aspects of the program as they please. All hikes are led by naturalists. Medicines are distributed by our medic and program director.

Jessica has a doctorate of philosophy with an emphasis in Chemistry Education from Purdue University. She was a continuing lecturer at Purdue for the Department of Curriculum and Instruction. Jessica also served as a Coaching Coordinator for STEM Goes Rural where she mentored first year STEM teachers as part of the Woodrow Wilson STEM Goes Rural Program at Purdue. She is passionate about providing guidance and support to the students in Horizons.

As a participant in PolarTrec, I joined the crew of NASA's Operation IceBridge in Greenland for the month of April 2017. As an active member of the team I learned the ins and outs of field research, and I learned about the work done by Operation IceBridge. As a result of participating in this project, I grew as a teacher and a scientist. I took my experiences and shared them with my classroom through stories, pictures, videos, and my lesson plans. By seeing the Artic through my experiences the class became enraptured by the subject matter. I was no longer talking about a distant or abstract place instead I was talking about an experience. This enabled my students to take an active part in the discussion and to feel like the cryosphere was part of their life too. Not only did I learn about the science but I leaned about logistics of field research. I reached out to my community and local communications outlets before and after my trip to Greenland to familiarize whomever I could connect with about my experience. I contacted a local news station and they did an interview with me about my trip. I emailed a local newspaper about my trip and was interviewed before I left and after I returned. Due to the newscast, I was contacted by my college sorority and was interviewed for the sorority's national newsletter which is distributed throughout the United States. Each connection helped to spread the word. I'm continuing to spread the word by volunteering to present my experience to schools throughout Broward County in Florida. I've already connected with teachers and schools to set up my presentation in the calendar. Having these types of experiences is critical for teachers to continue their growth within the scientific field and education. Effective teachers are those not constrained by the walls of their classroom. Having the opportunity to work with scientists and do research in the field has expanded my horizons. The people I met I am still in contact with and I am still working with them to learn and to write new lessons based on the research I participated in. This experience helped me as a teacher and also brought NASA's Operation IceBridge to a new group of people who had never before heard of the project and who are now interested in learning about climate change and polar studies.

Clinicians develop as teachers via many activities, from on-the-job training to formal academic programmes. Yet, understanding how clinicians develop the sensibilities of an educator and an appreciation of the complexity of educational environments is challenging. Studies of teacher development have maintained a relatively narrow definition of educational practice. A more expansive view encompasses clinical teachers' roles in relation to elements beyond learners or content, such as the cultures and other structures of healthcare institutions. In our online Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education, space and structure are intentionally created for teachers to think and talk about education with colleagues in other disciplinary contexts. We interviewed 17 students about how their approaches to teaching had changed over a year of part-time study, using their teaching philosophies, written at the start of the programme, as points of contrast. We took an abductive approach to data analysis, drawing on the literature and, unavoidably, our own reflexive interpretations of our practice outside of the research context, such as conversations with students and colleagues; our experiences of teaching and our concurrent research and scholarship. Our themes of repertoire building, perspective shifting, embodied practice, and appreciation of context, describe the increasing complexity of individuals' considerations of teaching. We use our analysis as the basis for a discussion of the blurring of boundaries between staff and students on such programmes as both groups are engaged in an ongoing continuum of development as all teachers, continue to be learners of educational practice. These insights can inform the ways in which postgraduate programmes can make space for clinical teachers to share and reflect on practices, perspectives and contexts.

The mission of Horizons Atlanta is important to me (Christina Ward) in various ways. I come from a low socioeconomic background in which many of the students in the program are as well. It is important that these students not only continue gaining knowledge throughout the summer, but to also broaden their own horizons. Many students cannot afford such opportunities on their own and Horizons Atlanta most definitely tries its best to eliminate barriers that hinder students from being left out having a vigorous, adventurous, and academically challenged summer.

At the Horizons Atlanta with Purpose Built Schools site, one student in particular who never got in the swimming pool and dreaded going each week. However, towards the last week, one of the assistant teachers promised a special treat for the student if he did well in the pool. The student went swimming and went back to the program with joy just as the teachers celebrated him for conquering his fears. This moment alone showed how teachers are often students biggest supporters.

I personally enjoyed the concept of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence Mood Meter. We teach social and emotional learning at Atlanta Public Schools in our special Education Department. I think this activity helps guide positive behaviors and reinforce positive behaviors. It also allows teachers to communicate with students about the emotions they may be feeling and why they feel how they feel. The continuous method of checking up on they mood meter helps teachers find alternative ways for happiness so that each child choosea good mood on the meter by the end of the day.

Being an part-time Summer AmeriCorps VISTA this summer, I was able to grow professionally. I networked with many teachers and discussed my plans as a future teacher. Some teachers gave me resources for teaching and they also volunteered to help me during my student teaching process if needed I also learned more skills on classroom management through observation.

The support continued after each summer session. Since the Horizons teachers were from our local school, we could turn to them for support during the school year too. There were monthly Saturday classes where we could get concentrated help on our school work. Our site director and teachers also held festivals for us and our families during the holidays.

Horizons at The Episcopal Academy seeks qualified, talented, dynamic and enthusiastic educators to serve during the 2024 six-week summer program which will run from Thursday, June 20th to Wednesday, July 31st. The Horizons teacher will collaborate with other teachers, content specialists, and administrative team to work with children, provide instruction and support for students, and assist with the educational and operational needs of the program throughout the six weeks. be457b7860