New York State According to Elementary School Teachers

When writing a state textbook in New York State, I'd like to point my textbook to a college student who wants to be an elementary school teacher. As they teach other subjects, as an elementary school teacher, it is almost impossible to know everything about New York State. When considering becoming a teacher, I think that classifying books by topic / period is a good idea. For example, the prewar industrialization, immigration control, reform (1825 - 1860) became the name of this chapter, followed by the history of New York.

If you are not a teacher in New York State, you may not know the teacher rating system. Oops, the teacher in New York does not understand the rating system. Basically, since 2012, the State School District of New York has adopted evaluation criteria (many using Charlotte Danielson) to evaluate teachers' educational and professionalism. Sixty percent of all teacher's scores are based on administrative observations and self-reporting by professors with evidence of field 4 - professional activities. The remaining 40% are based on the school goals and the achievement of the students in the state test. If there is no status test for the teacher's subject or grade, it will be evaluated by the student's test "cocktail". Elementary school teachers were also given the students' growth scores. Beginning with the Education Act S 3012 - d in 2015, secondary school teachers are rated 50% in 4 areas and the students' test scores are rated at 50%.

There are 2 million public teacher teachers in America. They teach about 51 million students. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the annual average salary of elementary school teachers in 2017 was $ 56,900. This means that half of the teachers are more, half less. Elementary level teachers earn only $ 22,500 per year. On average, at least 10% of the teachers earn $ 37,350. I grew up in a very abusive environment, and this environment became even worse after my 13-year-old grandfather died. This is not uncommon; when I learned about ACES (bad childhood experience) while Beyond Shelter raised funds, a part of my life has changed forever. I understand that all homeless parents have high ACE scores. Back then, I thought that there were nine out of ten people on the scale of ACE, but until my later brother died in AIDS in a half-prisoned prison, it was actually one tenth I noticed.

Some schools already know this. P. S. of New York City. Last year, principal Jane Hsu canceled his homework and asked the family to read it, and 116 elementary schools sent news. Individual schools and teachers from Maryland to Michigan do the same thing. You either cancel your homework at elementary school or use it as an elective subject. But the school also reported that some parents would ask if the teacher did not give it. People who believe in homework say that it teaches responsibilities and soft responsibilities such as good study habits. This is another problem of homework at elementary school. Since infants rarely deal with complex time management skills and strong emotions associated with homework, parents have responsibility. Adults play a very unpopular role with homework patrols, and when children do this, they procrastinate and sue customs until they are forced to do work. Replace parents' night and child's night with homework