u/JaysFan26

Hey all,

I am applying to EI as a supply teacher for the first time, and was wondering what the general cadence is for tracking applications. Can I record a big batch one a couple of days at the start of a week then wait and do the same the next week? Or do I need to be applying to stuff daily?

Also, am I fine applying to other unrelated to teaching fields with similar hourly pay?

Trying my best to avoid any potential problems in an audit. I will genuinely accept a good job offer if it comes up, but with only 7-8 weeks to work, I don't know how realistic a good job offer is.

Hey all,

Just signed up for Special Education Part 1, and the professor is expecting 25 hours per week of module work and reading plus 3 major projects on top. My other AQs have had half the workload of this one, if not a third.

One module for example has 16(!) sizeable readings and an IEP deconstruction, along with two discussion posts, and is scheduled to be completed in 3 days.

Do I just drop it, get my refund and enjoy my summer after a long year (at the cost of delaying my A3 a bit)? This course seems absolutely bonkers.

Just an update on the earlier post (https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/1tboiru/my_razer_enki_just_exploded/), Razer ended up sending me a new, fully operational chair a couple days ago. Props to the email support team for passing it along to corporate, and getting the solution fast-tracked.

I gave them my old chair, and am told they are now analyzing it to see what went wrong.