number of history teachers in history department?
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This question needs more detail to be answered properly it depends on the size of the school, if it is a college, public or private, a high school or other k-12.\n\nTop ten Universities may have a hundred plus support staff and 50 Plus teaching faculty not including TA's
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Email any major university history chairperson and they will give you someone on their staff.
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Depending on rthe type of history that you're studying, try curation at a museum - museum of natural history, art, whatever - again, depending on your area of concentration.\n\nOther options, as listed on the site beelow, are:  advertising executive, analyst, archivist, broadcaster, campaign worker, consultant, congressional aide, editor, foreign service officer, foundation staffer, information specialist, intelligence agent, journalist, legal assistant, lobbyist, personnel manager, public relations staffer, researcher, teacher . . . the list can be almost endless.
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I had a teacher who changed my way of thinking. Mr. Nasser was my Jr. year American history teacher. He taught us that history wasn't simply dates and places, but it was people like us making decisions that impacted the rest of the world. He introduced me to critical analysis and allowed us to question everything. Because of him and other teachers I had I studied history in college and got a graduate degree in education. I hope to have my own classroom next year so I can maybe do the same for a student like he did for me.
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Director of Graduate Diploma in History: Professor Antony Howe\n\nThe Graduate Diploma consists of 120 credits based on a selection of 20 and 30 credit units at level 2 and 3 from the current History Undergraduate Unit Guide. You may include a dissertation unit of 20 or 30 credits. The 20 credit dissertation will be 6,000 words in length, the 30 credit dissertation, 9,000 words in length. Students taking the Diploma as a stepping stone to the MA should do the dissertation. Students intending to proceed to the PGCE may prefer to extend their range of taught units especially if their first degree was not in History. Students of the Graduate Diploma in History complete what is require of undergraduates for their units, including coursework and the appropriate examination. International students may also include English Language units appropriate to their level. The course can be taken over 1 year full-time or 2 years part time and runs from September to September.\n\n\n<< i dun think dis will help but i tried my best 2 find...hope it will help...if i hav anymore information...i will post it here....>>\n\n\n<<heres another one...>>\n\nhttp://www.brownielocks.com/graduation.html
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What kinds of statistics are you looking for?  Graduation rates? Tuition?  Number of students?
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You must major in history and at least minor in secondary ed.
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I don't want to scare you, but there's not too many. You can't go into teaching because you don't have a teaching certificate (unless you want to continue schooling) and there's huge compeition for jobs in historical societies and research (best if you have a Masters which is more schooling). I graduated with a BA in History and spent 6 years in retail before I got a job in an office. I'm going back to school for an MBA now.\n\nMy question would be: what do you want to do? Why did you choose History and Political Science? Did you want to teach? Write? Go into politics? Just thought the classes were interesting? \n\nIf you're interested in working with a historical society, I'd suggest setting up an internship with a local one (the school's dept or advisor should help with that). Also check with the school's or history dept's career dept, maybe they can suggest jobs or set something up for you! Good luck!
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I don't know how many at this moment, but last year it where appr. 4100 people. These figures are from the Anglo-German institute, which teaches german as well. You can find it at the internet.
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ask a historian who works at a nerdy college
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Can you try talking to another history teacher in your town? Good luck.
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I am not sure but you can get slight idea from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_geographers
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NOT NEARLY ENOUGH OF THEM.\nI HOPE ITS HUNDRED'S.
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The schools themselves should be able to provide you that information. Also, there is usually a county historian or an archive at your local public library.
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for real?\n\nthere have to be about a thousand teachers named Mrs. Fitzgerald in the US and England alone!\n\ndid you try calling one of your classmates?
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You may want to try classmates.com... The site used to be better - now it seems to be a way to gather (and possibly sell) information and they have restricted a lot more info from free use... but they do sometimes have teachers in the database.
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Student-faculty ratio\n 13:1\n \n\nAttached source has great facts and figures.