Welcome, New Teachers! Starting off your first school year is an exciting, but very scary, time. As you are probably starting to realize, school taught you how to teach, but probably did not prepare you for the classroom. That is why we have written this ebook that contains numerous suggestions, how-tos, and examples to help you transition into your new career.
Let’s begin by looking at the Top Ten Mistakes New Teachers Make.
Top 10 Mistakes New Teachers Make
First year teachers:
- Do not plan for every class
- Are not consistent with the rules and policies posted in the classroom
- Wait until the last minute to gather materials for lesson plans
- Assume students’ background knowledge without properly assessing
- Make unrealistic deadlines for unit plans
- Fail to connect material being taught to the real world
- Fail to try another instructional approach if the first way does not work
- Are afraid to stop teaching and start again
- Do not stick to the rules, polices and procedures established day one and let their classrooms get out of control
- Take on way too much – you can say no to activities and events you might be roped into chaperoning
In this book, we show you how NOT to make the mistakes new teachers make. We offer practical strategies on everything from setting up your classroom and establishing bulletin boards to writing learning based objectives and keeping on top of assessment.
What You Will Learn
Our 50 page ebook will teach you what you need to know to a.) find a teaching job and b.) be prepared for your first year teaching. Our book is broken into the following chapters:
Part I: Getting the Job
Chapter 1: Where to Find Job Vacancies
Chapter 2: Landing the Interview with a Great Resume and Cover Letter
Chapter 3: What to Take to Your Interview - Building Your Portfolio & Philosophy of Teaching
Chapter 4: The Interview
Part II – You Got the Job, Now What?
Chapter 5: The First Day of School and Preparing Your Classroom
Chapter 6: How to Plan Your Curriculum
Chapter 7: How to Write Lesson Plans
Chapter 8: What is Assessment and How to Do It in Your Clasroom
Chapter 9: Handling Discipline Issues
Each chapter details what you need to know for each topic.
Who We Are
This book was written by a team of fairly new teachers. Each of us has between one and ten years experience in the classroom, and we all provide unique experience and insight. We have walked in your shoes. Each of us are very different in the classroom, but remain strong because of the way we plan, manage and execute our classroom. We offer our strategies to you.
How to Order the First Year Teacher Survival Guide eBook
We are currently selling our ebook online for $24, an incredible value for helping you to find a teaching job and preparing you for your first year teaching. To order online simply and securely, click here to purchase the First Year Teacher Survival Guide ebook.
Our Money Back Guarantee
We are so sure that our book will help you be a better first year teacher, we offer you a 60 day no-risk guarantee. You can order the book today and see how it helps you in your classroom. If after reading the book, you feel it does not help you, then simply contact us and we will refund your money, no questions asked and no hassle!
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