Hi. I know it's been forever, and I'm so, so sorry for not responding to those of you who were thoughtful enough to send me emails checking up on me. Here's a little bit if what my world has been like since last post.
I am still teaching elementary. It's still hard! Sheesh. I thought it would get better the 2nd year, but I still think elementary teachers have it the roughest. I am still living an hour away from where I work and the kids go to school. (The house is still for sale...) I have two high schoolers in the band and practice and contests keep us away from home during all of the daylight hours. (It's almost over! We made it to UIL State... very mixed feelings here). My husband went back overseas the day before school started and won't be home until right before Christmas. AND... I started graduate school last May. I know, I know... what was I thinking?! Well, the program was too good and too well-priced to pass up. This time next year I should be a campus assistant principal, if all goes according to plan.
What does all this mean for this blog? Well, I love this blog. I love providing this service. I just can't squeeze out any more sweat or blood to make this work (this post is actually taking up homework and grading time). I really, really want to come back to it. It would be great if I could get someone to post until next June, but I can't ever seem to make that work. Or if I do get someone offering to help, I don't follow up in a timely fashion. Those of you who've emailed me in the past 6 months can testify to that. I keep meaning to post the methods I use to find leads, but that, too, keeps getting put off. I worked on an assessment committee recently for the district and had forgotten how much I love writing test questions and such... that's what made be turn to look at this blog.
If you're still a subscriber, thanks. I hope to get this off the ground again in the future. If you're one of those kind souls willing to consider taking this blog on for a while, email me, and email me, and email me, and email me. Band will be over one week from today, so I should be able to direct some brain cells this way.
Thanks for all the support,
Laura
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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Monday, April 6, 2009
Education-Related Leads for Mon, Apr 6, 2009
Education
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- Instructional Designer/E-Learning Writer (Hackettstown, NJ) (might be business; telecommuting ok)
- Instructional Designer (Midtown East) (may be on-site)
- Seeking Preschool Teachers with Writing Experience (redwood city) (telecommute ok; submissions)
- CHILDREN BOOK WRITERS (not necessarily education-related, but I know a few of you do this sort of thing)
Random
- Copy Editor Needed (Palm Beach County)
- English Composition Teacher needed (potrero hill) (to review educational program materials, I think)
Monday, March 30, 2009
Education-Related Leads for Mon, Mar 30, 2009
Hi! So sorry for the delay. I got swamped, went on vacation, and then came back to the swamp. Back now. Still somewhat swamped, but I need to get a rhythm going and, believe it or not, posting on here helps set that rhythm. Here we go, then.
Education
Education
- Freelance Copy Editors for Academic Press (APA, Chicago, MLA) (Home based)
- FREELANCE WRITING NEEDED FOR FINE ART/ART HISTORY QUESTIONS (offsite freelance)
- Co Author Childrens Book ( Door County Wisconsin)
- Seeking Educational Writer
- Spanish/English Writer/Instructional Designer (Downtown Minneapolis) (on-site 3+ months)
- Temporary Educational Writers (Midtown East)
- Seeking Educational Writer
- Insurance Course Writer Needed
- Tech writer w/Training dev. - Contract (Mt. Laurel, NJ) (on-site)
- Instructional Designer - Contract (San Marcos, CA)
- Educational Content writer (mountain view) (FT, 2 mos, on-site SF area)
Random
- Online Writing Tutors (Anywhere)
- KIDS WEB GAME CONTENT/STORY-BOOK WRITER (DES PLAINES)
- Trivia Wanted
- children's science writer interested in Astronomy (spec)
Good luck,
Laura
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Sunday's Educational Publishing Jobs
Education Market
- Curriculum Instructional Specialist (Austin, Texas)
- Education Website Writer (Loop) (Chicago)
- Instructional Designer-World Languages (Boston)
Business Market
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Education-Related Leads for Wed, Mar 4, 2009
Education Market
Business Market
- Education Writer Needed
- Spanish/English/Education Majors/Teachers (Miami)
- Experienced Textbook Writer
- Professional science copy editor (SOMA / south beach)
Business Market
- Experienced Copy and Line Editor needed (Jenkintown, PA 19046)
- Seeking Medical Educational Writer
- Instructional Designer - Contract (San Marcos, CA) (on-site)
Monday, March 2, 2009
Algebra II Writers Needed
Educational publishing vendor needs experienced educational writer(s) for higher math workbook. The course is Algebra II. You must have experience in writing instruction and creating quality multiple-choice items for higher math.
Tasks: Writing and heavy to moderate editing of 2-page lessons.
Project Description: First page is about ½ half instruction, while the rest of the page is 1 to 2 multiple-choice questions. The second page is all multiple-choice questions. For the entire lesson, there are no more than 10 multiple-choice questions. The client has provided materials for pick up/editing. There are about 20 pages total of new writing and 60 pages that can be created using pick up with editing.
Schedule: Work can begin immediately. The schedule is super fast. Final delivery date is March 12, 2009 (interim deliveries should be made before this date). All lessons can be assigned to one writer or easily separated for multiple writers.
Payment: Lessons with new writing pay $40/lesson. Lessons that can be created using pick up and require editing pay $20/lesson.
Requirements:
Tasks: Writing and heavy to moderate editing of 2-page lessons.
Project Description: First page is about ½ half instruction, while the rest of the page is 1 to 2 multiple-choice questions. The second page is all multiple-choice questions. For the entire lesson, there are no more than 10 multiple-choice questions. The client has provided materials for pick up/editing. There are about 20 pages total of new writing and 60 pages that can be created using pick up with editing.
Schedule: Work can begin immediately. The schedule is super fast. Final delivery date is March 12, 2009 (interim deliveries should be made before this date). All lessons can be assigned to one writer or easily separated for multiple writers.
Payment: Lessons with new writing pay $40/lesson. Lessons that can be created using pick up and require editing pay $20/lesson.
Requirements:
- Experience in creating grades 9-12 mathematics instruction and assessment
- Ability to interpret educational standards and create content (experience in West Virginia math a plus)
- Signing of a non-disclosure agreement
- This is contract, work-for-hire
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Education-Related Leads for Tue, Feb 24, 2009
Education Market
- Seeking Editors
- Curriculum Writer/PowerPoint Designer (Las Vegas, NV) (Rather vague; may be FT)
FL specific math writers (alg 1 and 2 and geometry) (telecommute) (posted in several cities)- Writer needed for Web Series for Kids! (studio city/valley village/burbank)
- Textbook Editor with K4 Experience Wanted (Upper West Side) (PT; on-site; temp)
- CHILDREN BOOK WRITERS
- Educational Writer for Vocabulary Exercises
- Life science writer for high school biology problem sets (online)
Business Market
- Nothing
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