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Old Aug 04, 2015, 01:04 PM
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Hi Everyone, so I am in my masters degree teaching certification program. There is an opportunity for my student teaching practicum where I can get a monthly stipend of $2500 for a year, but I am assigned to a Title i school that is ranked in the bottom half of high schools in the state. On top of that I have to teach at a Title i school for 3 years. I just want to know if you are a teacher or know someone who is, what are the challenges of teaching in a Title I school? Is it better to be teaching in a top ranked public school? will it be less of a headache? Any input or comment would be appreciated!

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Old Aug 04, 2015, 06:32 PM
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I am a teacher. I did student teaching in top ranking schools but I primarily taught and teach now either in urban setting or low socio economic status rough neughbourhoods. Yes also title 1. I teach high school. It doesn't bother me a bit. Kids are kids. I look at it this way doctors don't choose who to treat they don't say oh this patient is poor And rough let me go treat some foo foo rich fancy folks lol I look at it as they need it and I do it.

Yes it has its challenges. Of course. Yes it is more of a headache. But oh well. The big issue is we are struggling financially and take pay cuts. Money is tight. My colleagues in fancy districts are doing better financially



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