Tips For a Great First Day of School

Tips For a Great First Day of School The new school year will be here before you know it. Start this school year the right way, putting your students at ease and setting the tone for a positive year. Here are a few tips to make the first day of school great: Greet everyone individually. Ease everyones nerves and offer a warm, personal welcome to each student who comes through the door. Introduce yourself and ask each persons name, repeating them as they are spoken. Break the ice. Make everyone feel a little more relaxed with a few fun name games or activities that get everyone acquainted. This helps new classmates remember one anothers names, too. Share classroom rules. Set expectations right away for how your classroom will run and what is and isnt acceptable student behavior. Talk about your classroom management rules and the consequences for breaking them. Go through the routine. Post the daily schedule somewhere central and review it once youre finished with introductions. Your everyday routine is key to keeping your students on track make sure they learn it quickly! Run through any FAQs. Often, students want to know the basics right away, like when to use the bathroom, where to hand in homework, and what activities are allowed after classwork is finished. Establish your procedures (and hang them in a visible location). If you want your classroom to run like a well-oiled machine, you need to explain your classroom procedures and practice them. Go over them on the first day and reinforce in the weeks to come.

Maple Bear Korea Hiring New Teachers

Maple Bear Korea Hiring New Teachers Are you a newly licensed Canadian or American teacher? Finding licensed teaching jobs abroad can be a challenge with no full-time experience on your resume. Maple Bear Global Schools, with international schools across the world, hires new teachers to bring the best of Canadian education to students worldwide. Build your resume with licensed teaching experience abroad by teaching at Maple Bear!Maple Bear KoreaMaple Bear Korea is currently hiring for Early Years teaching positions throughout the country. Teachers who are hoping to begin right away are in luck - Maple Bear's schools in Seoul and Songpa are hiring for immediate start dates. For teachers who aren't able to move to Seoul on such short notice, these branches and others are also hiring new teachers for start dates later in the year.Maple Bear’s vision is to establish a passion for knowledge in young learners that will serve as a foundation for future success in the formal education system.  The Maple Bear curriculum was de signed to reinforce children’s natural interest in learning by offering stimulating experiences to young learners. The curriculum was developed using the latest research in early childhood education.For educators, Maple Bear offers both pre-departure orientation as well as training once teachers have arrived in their new homes. The school prides itself on a professional teaching environment that matches the quality of its learning environment for students.Benefits of Teaching at Maple BearMaple Bear Global Schools provide teachers with an excellent salary and benefits package:Competitive salary starting at 2.3 million KRWProvided accommodationRound trip airfareContract completion bonusHealth insurance 50% coveredPlease visit our Maple Bear Korea page for full job details.Requirements for Maple Bear KoreaBachelor's degree in Education, Early Childhood Education, or a related fieldTeaching license from the educator's home province or stateNative English speakerApply to Teach at Mapl e BearRead more about Maple Bear schools in Korea, and apply to teach at Maple Bear through Teach Away. Take advantage of this excellent opportunity to gain licensed teaching experience, build your resume, and teach overseas!