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11:51 Dec 27, 2006 |
Romanian to English translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy | |||||||
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4 +6 | substitute teacher |
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5 +2 | supply teacher |
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substitute teacher Explanation: substitute teacher -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 9 minute (2006-12-27 12:00:55 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- A substitute teacher (known as a supply teacher in Britain and Canada [In BC substitute teachers are called Teachers on Call or TOCs], and a relief teacher in Australia and New Zealand) is a person who teaches a class when the regular teacher is unavailable due to illness or other obligation. This is considered an entry level job in teaching, and is poorly paid. The national average in the United States is $65 per day[1] although school districts that have a higher demand for substitutes will pay significantly more. Some substitute teachers prefer the term "guest teacher". A substitute teacher (known as a supply teacher in Britain and Canada [In BC substitute teachers are called Teachers on Call or TOCs], and a relief teacher in Australia and New Zealand) is a person who teaches a class when the regular teacher is unavailable due to illness or other obligation. This is considered an entry level job in teaching, and is poorly paid. The national average in the United States is $65 per day[1] although school districts that have a higher demand for substitutes will pay significantly more. Some substitute teachers prefer the term "guest teacher". A substitute teacher (known as a supply teacher in Britain and Canada [In BC substitute teachers are called Teachers on Call or TOCs], and a relief teacher in Australia and New Zealand) is a person who teaches a class when the regular teacher is unavailable due to illness or other obligation. This is considered an entry level job in teaching, and is poorly paid. The national average in the United States is $65 per day[1] although school districts that have a higher demand for substitutes will pay significantly more. Some substitute teachers prefer the term "guest teacher". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 10 minute (2006-12-27 12:02:05 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- scuze, se repeta de 3 ori explicatia. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Substitute teacher |
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