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  • #8928
    newrayz
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    Because I just passed the content test for math. Texas has recognized me as highly qualified to teach the subject! HOOORRAAAYYYYYY!!!!

     

     

     

    seriously though, i can’t believe i passed. These kids are going to suffer so much lol

    #104172
    adam37
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    LOL

     

    Ill send my kids to be taught math by Mr. NuRayz

    #104176
    Citan001
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    where at bro

    #104178
    newrayz
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    Citan001 said:

    where at bro

     

     

    no where at the moment. The test was just to be recognized by the state. Now that i passed, any school district in Texas can legally higher me as a teacher. Right now i’m on a couple waiting lists here around Houston. I may teach out in Katy or near Sugarland. If all else fails, I can go back to the school district i grew up in. They are notorious for hiring native alumni.

    #104179
    MasterP
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    higher =/= hire

     

    If you make that mistake on a job application you’ll definately be “randomly” given a drug test.

    #104181
    newrayz
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    MasterP said:

    higher =/= hire

     

    If you make that mistake on a job application you’ll definately be “randomly” given a drug test.

     

    LOL

     

    that was funny. yeah i’ll make sure to spell hire properly. All teachers and/or potential are required to get drug tests so it wouldn’t be random. They even have teachers fingerprinted starting this year.

    #104186

    Yeah I was going to point out when I read this that higher isn’t spelled correctly, so good job Mr. Teach! In other news, I went to school for two years in Austin and went to a blue-ribbon public elementary school, it was fantastic. I think it was like, Rose Hill or something?

    #104193
    Citan001
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    Question is notting ham still around in houston? It was an elementary school atleast when I was going there.

    #104200
    Lemm
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    What grade level are you qualified to teach?

    #104204
    newrayz
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    Lemm said:

    What grade level are you qualified to teach?

     

    7th and 8th graders. Technically I could teach elementary school, but i think i’d have more fun torturing the emo kids.

    #104205
    adam37
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    NuRayZ said:

    Lemm said:

    What grade level are you qualified to teach?

     

    7th and 8th graders. Technically I could teach elementary school, but i think i’d have more fun torturing the emo kids.

    HAHAHAHAHAH!!

    #104206
    Lemm
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    NuRayZ said:

    Lemm said:

    What grade level are you qualified to teach?

     

    7th and 8th graders. Technically I could teach elementary school, but i think i’d have more fun torturing the emo kids.

     

    So you’ll be teaching Algebra, Geometry.. or just 7th grade math? Sounds pretty cool either way. That was back when math was fun and easy for me.. Calculus stunted my thirst for knowledge.

    #104216
    MajorMajorMajor
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    Lemm said:

    Calculus stunted my thirst for knowledge.

    this

    #104218
    MasterP
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    MajorMajorMajor said:

    Lemm said:

    Calculus stunted my thirst for knowledge.

    this

    Ditto

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    MasterP said:

    MajorMajorMajor said:

    Lemm said:

    Calculus stunted my thirst for knowledge.

    this

    Ditto

    Calc + Algebra 2. *edited* math

    #104221
    newrayz
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    i enjoyed calculus. took a few semesters of engineering calc through college. Algebra was probably my favorite, and the whole imaginary numbers thing still bothers me to this day.

    #104412
    Duendes
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    Lol there’s a plac called sugarland in Texas. Think of hot sticky sugar on the counter. Anyways, congrats. Don’t be an *edited* like my other teachers.

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