Has anyone gone back to school after you've been out of the picture for something like 5-10+ years? Some jobs require specific degrees, and while you may've been out of high school or an undergraduate program for some time, that means going back to school at a different level in life. You're no longer a teenager or in your early 20s. What changes? Was it an easy transition?
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I'm back in school, sort of, so that I can keep my teaching license. It expired in November, but I just have to reapply for it. I've taken one class already, but I'm in the second one right now and it's kind of interesting.
Nebulous said:Dee said:
You lost me... :s
Hahah, yeah I was confused at first myself, but essentially literacy is more than being able to read and write. It's also about comprehension of a subject and being able to understand several different subjects such as language arts, history, math, science, etc. You can even be literate with your skills. This class is a class that guides teachers to better understand how students become literate beyond being able to read and write.
Dee said:Nebulous said:Dee said:
You lost me... :s
Hahah, yeah I was confused at first myself, but essentially literacy is more than being able to read and write. It's also about comprehension of a subject and being able to understand several different subjects such as language arts, history, math, science, etc. You can even be literate with your skills. This class is a class that guides teachers to better understand how students become literate beyond being able to read and write.
Ah, I see. Sounds interesting indeed. ^^
Nebulous said:Dee said:Nebulous said:Dee said:
You lost me... :s
Hahah, yeah I was confused at first myself, but essentially literacy is more than being able to read and write. It's also about comprehension of a subject and being able to understand several different subjects such as language arts, history, math, science, etc. You can even be literate with your skills. This class is a class that guides teachers to better understand how students become literate beyond being able to read and write.
Ah, I see. Sounds interesting indeed. ^^
It can be interesting, but sometimes it's a little boring.
