Job options with a M.S. in Ed Psych
Job options post M.S. in Educational Psychology
The hub for in-service, aspiring, and retired elementary and secondary school teachers at public and private Texas schools.
Job options post M.S. Educational Psychology in Texas
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Cals in different types of milk?
A Sub-Reddit for people who are managing weight through control of calorie intake.
ISO sweet treat
A Sub-Reddit for people who are managing weight through control of calorie intake.
Anybody use bronze fox tanning drops?
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Help end of year
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Resources for last week of school
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Resource help
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Certification Question
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Need advice on possible career change
r/Teachers sister-sub for discussing resignations and career transitions.
Need advice for a different career
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Hey all, need some advice. I’m a first year teacher looking to move to a different state. I want to stay in the education field but maybe not in the classroom. I also don’t think I want to work remote. Any jobs I could get that don’t necessarily require me to get any further certification?
A community for teachers who have quit or are seriously considering quitting the profession to support one another and discuss our profession and the educational system as a whole.