what are the working conditions related to being a physical education teacher?
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If your like my teacher...\n\nyou can sit back and give everyone A's A-'s and A+'s on assignment at random and then tell the kids what to do and make sure they dont get out of hand for the hour or so\n\nAlthough... im not sure what goes on except for in class
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Yes and my father warned me of it, You will never get rich and will work hard. Younger children will keep you sick with all their bugs. The best place to work as a teacher is not the public school system, the private sector doesn't pay well either. That leaves you with the best choice and it is working for the federal government in DoDDs (Department of Defense Dependent schools) Teachers are well paid and respected by the administration, peers and students alike.
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Dress conservatively.  Be prepared to talk about your philosophy of education, your love of children, your commitment.  Elementary teachers need patience, humor, understanding, the ability to handle a ton of paperwork, organization, creativity.  I would prepare a portfolio of lesson plan ideas, even if you are a new teacher.  I would use a lot of graphics and make it pretty.  You could do an overall packet, including a letter of expressing interest in the job, your resume, letters of recommendation, grade transcripts, sample lesson plans, and your credential.  Put it all together in a notebook.  Find out as much as you can about the school before you go to interview.  What is the make-up of the student body, etc. Watch the body language and vocabulary of the interviewer.  Use the same verbs, nouns and adjectives as the interviewer, as these are important to the inviewer.  Be honest with yourself as to whether you really like the administrators, school, etc.  If you don't, find another school.  Good luck. Teaching elementary school can be one of the most fulfillingng jobs there is.
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A teacher is for life, not just for school.
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What area?\nWhat kind of teacher?\n\nGo to this website to get a basic idea:\nhttp://www.salary.com/
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you are going to have to deal with kids that are difficult, act up, possibly threaten you...and you can do very little about it.\n\nit is very frustrating and sometimes deters people from entering the field in the first place.\n\nhowever, if you truly want to teach, then you won't be worried about the "problem" kids that you will inevitably face...and the "problem" parents....don't forget about them !!!\n\nalso, the pay can be rough at first, but once you are teaching for a few years, it gets better.  also, it's based on where you're teaching.\n\ntake care.
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well i cant choose for you but in my opinion even tho teachers dont get paid that much its a good and fun job. the kids are great. but what you have to do is see what fits you the most you cant plan your hole life day by day cuz you never know what will happen you cant prepare for every mistake that might happen  because if you do you will be depprest the rest of your life you just have to take it day by day and see what happens things always have a way of working themselves out \n\n\ngood luck and all the best
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In most educational systems, physical education (PE), also called physical training (PT) or gym, is a course in the curriculum which utilizes the learning medium of large-muscle activities in a play or movement exploration setting. It is almost always mandatory for students in elementary schools, and often for students in middle schools and high schools.\n\nThe primary aim of physical education is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, capacities, and values along with the enthusiasm to maintain a healthy lifestyle into adulthood, regardless of their physical abilities. Activities included in the program are designed to promote physical fitness, to develop motor skills, to instill knowledge and understanding of rules, concepts, and strategies, and to teach students to work as part of a team, or as individuals, in a wide variety of playlike and competitive activities.
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Gym teacher, occupational therapy assistant, personal trainer, physical therapist assisting technology
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Good Things:\n1.If you like kids you will see alot every day.\n2.You will learn from the kids and from learning how to be a teacher,and you will learn from the subject you teach.\n3.You will make friends with the students and other teachers.\n4.You will get to know lots of people.\n5.You will get money,because its a job.\n6.You will be considered a good person for teaching kids.\n7.You get an hour long break.\nBad Things:\n1.If you get a headache you dont want to be near kids.\n2.Some kids or teachers might not like you.\n3.Teaching might be boring for you.\n4.You might realize that teaching is not for you.\n5.You have to like kids and other people to be a teacher.\n6.Sometimes teachers dont get paid alot.\nIt really depends on the person to know whether teaching is good or bad.You should try teaching and see how it works out.:]
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Gym teacher\nPersonal trainer
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Well since each state has different definitions of things I will do my best to answer your question without having further information about it.\n\nI teach High School special education in a Cognitively impaired classroom, so I guess you could say I teach life skills.  \n\nI teach:\n  Table manners\n  how to eat\n  washing dishes\n  cooking\n  washing clothes\n  Toileting\n  Dressing\n  Communication\n  Community involvement\n  Vocational skills...i.e. applications, work ethic, job coaching\n  and various resource room subjects like Basic computers, basic math, and single living.\n\nI am responsible for:\n  The wellfare of my students\n  scheduling students and paraeducators\n  Writing IEPs\n  Writing MedBills\n  Writing Quarterly Reports\n  Progress updates\n  Informing student's other teachers of their accommodations and goals.\n  Helping other teachers come up with techniques to use to teach these kids.\n  Keeping parents informed of their student's progress.\n  Getting kids on and off the bus.\n  Daily Physical Therapy, OT and Speech\n  Tube feeding\n  distribution of Medications. (Odd)\n  Ordering supplies\n  Managing accounts\n\nI am too tired to think of anymore, I have to go do all these things in less than 9 hours.  I better get to sleep.\n  I hope this all helped.
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It all depends on the district in which you work, but most teachers who are full time employees in their districts get all those things with a union contract.\n\nYou can get those benefits nearly anywhere, though.  The real benefits of teaching are the new interactions with people and the chance to teach young people.  If you're heart isn't in teaching, all those other benefits will be completely meaningless and you'll be misterable.
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Kindergarten teacher.  It's less of a risk, less head aches, and you will have benefits.
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Phsical properties are things you can see in physical education class, size, shape, color, taste\n\nsmall crystals\nwhite, brown\nhard as in solid at room temp\nsweet
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Being a teacher is probably both very stressful and very rewarding. You have a lot of responsibility but perhaps more importantly the best opportunity to help develop future generations.\n\nSome outside the profession find it hard to comprehend how complex the job is. Many "outsiders" think we just work 8:30 to 3:30 or similar and get a break every six weeks or so (well in the UK anyway). The thing is the job isn't 9-5 but it definitely isn't 8:30-3:30 either. Good teachers will always put in the extra time, whether it be working in the evenings or over the weekend. And yes we may get a break from the kids every six weeks, but it doesn't mean that we are relaxing and enjoying ourselves all the time...\n\nIf you are thinking about becoming a teacher I would thoroughly recommend it. It is a difficult job to do but it is the most rewarding job I have ever done and I wouldn't give it up for anything.\n\nIf you want more info feel free to contact me.
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Physical Education is one of the only subjects in which students are taught in all three domains of learning:  kinesthetic, affective, and cognitive.  Also, students learn about health and fitness, which are subjects that students can actually apply to the real world.  Of course, only quality Physical Education programs accomplish this.