Remote Parapro

Has anyone ever been a remote parapro before or know someone who has? I have a interview on Monday with a online school here in Georgia. Just wanted to see if anyone has any experience. Thanks for any insight.

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u/ickey_brooks — 1 day ago
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Graduation

I have 1 class to finish in Summer 2. When should I apply for graduation? In the middle or the course or should I wait until I'm done with the course. Thanks for any info

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u/ickey_brooks — 5 days ago

Georgia GACE Question

Any Ga teachers here that can answer a quick question for me? I'm 1 class away from getting my degree. It's not in education so I will have to go through GaTapp. But my questions is can I take the GACE SPED General Curriculum before I finish my degree? I looked and found conflicting info. Thanks for any insight

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u/ickey_brooks — 8 days ago
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International Studies

Quick question. Does anyone know if you can transfer Spanish 2 and French 1 from Sophia to cover the 9 foreign language credits required for International Studies I already transferred in Spanish 1. The reason I ask is because I only have 1 class left to complete in Summer 2 to complete the requirements for Pol Sci minor and didn't want to waste the whole session only doing that. I have completed all the other courses in International Studies.

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u/ickey_brooks — 11 days ago
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Question

I will only have to take 1 class in Summer 2 to satisfy all requirements. So my question is do I have to wait until Summer 2 ends in late August to graduate and satisfy my official transcript? Thank for any info.

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u/ickey_brooks — 16 days ago
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Double Minors

Has anyone finished with double minors? I'm down to my last class for Pol Sci, but I've completed 4 UL History courses for my UL electives. According to UMPI website for a history minor you need 12 UL History credits. Or am I missing something?

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u/ickey_brooks — 18 days ago
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HTY 318 Modern European History

Has anyone taken HTY 318 - Modern European History? If so how many Milestones and is the Final a essay or project? The reason I ask is that's the last class I need and if has a project I don't think I'll be able to finish before Summer 1 ends. Thank you guys from any insight.

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u/ickey_brooks — 21 days ago
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History Classes Question

Hello,

I'm looking for some insight on a couple classes. I will list them below. My main question is are the finals essay based or are they project based with something like a PowerPoint slide show? I tried looking in the Discord group but could find much. Thanks for any info.

HTY 313 - Early Modern Europe

HTY 318 - Modern European History

HTY 456 - Films of the Cold War

HTY 401 - Oral History

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u/ickey_brooks — 26 days ago
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HTY Classes

Of these 4 classes which one would you guys take first?

HTY 301 - Medieval Europe

HTY 318 - Modern European History

HTY 456 - Films Of The Cold War

HTY 401 - Oral History

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u/ickey_brooks — 27 days ago
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Sophia Learning UL Courses

What Sophia Learning Course count as UL in UMPI. I have do to 12 classes at UMPI and I wanted to try and cut it down to 10 that is required. I'm getting a BLS with a minor in Pol Sci. Listed below are the classes I have already taken as passed. Thanks for any insight.

POS 211 - Intro To Political Thought

POS 301 - European Gov - European Union

POS 332 - Constitutional Law

POS 335 - Modern Political Thought

POS 343 - Marxism

HTY 439 - Vietnam Wars

POS 377 - Modern China

HTY 489 - Special Topics In History

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u/ickey_brooks — 30 days ago
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UL Electives Suggestions

I have a total of 12 classes I have to take. I've done all the required POS classes I need for my minor. I will list below what I've taken so far. Can I get some suggestions on some other UL. I know its all subjective of what's easy and fastest.

POS 211 - Intro To Political Thought

POS 301 - European Gov - European Union

POS 332 - Constitutional Law

POS 335 - Modern Political Thought

POS 343 - Marxism

HTY 439 - Vietnam Wars

I withdrew from. I thought they would be different topics. I didn't feel comfortable taking them. The topics were totally different from what I read about on Reddit and FB.

POS 370 - Topics In Non Western History

POS 371 - International Relations And Modern Conflict

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u/ickey_brooks — 1 month ago
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Professors/Withdrawal From A Class

Is there a list of what professor teaches each class before I enroll in a class? I have really enjoyed Dobbs, Hinson and Borrelli. All of my classes will be either POS or HTY. Unless I can find some super easy and quick classes in other categories to fulfil my UL electives. I only have 1 POS class left to fulfil the minor requirements. And the other part to my question is can I withdrawal from class before I do a Milestone? Who would I email about that? I'm sorry I've looked through orientation and I'm sure it there I just can't find it anywhere. Thank you guys for any help.

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u/ickey_brooks — 1 month ago
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Confused

Sorry I'm still confused a little. And my advisor is terrible about answering questions. I'm going to attach a screenshot of my Brightspace homepage. My questions is will these modules stay on the homepage or will they disappear soon? I've passed all of those classes with 4/4. Or will they stay until the end of the term? Sorry another dumb question but when I pass a class do I need to email someone and tell them? I'm worried if I do something wrong I would have wasted the entire term.

u/ickey_brooks — 1 month ago
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Pol Sci Minor Question

My advisor isn't very helpful right now with my questions or I'm wording them wrong. I transferred in 92 credits from Sophia. Right now I have finished POS 211 POS 301 POS 332 POS 335. So my question is how many more POS classes to I need to take to cover the minor requirements? She told me that taking POS 211 would count. After I finish my POS requirements I will have to take other elective in the 300-400 levels. I plan on taking as many POS and History classes as possible since I've had good success this far.

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u/ickey_brooks — 1 month ago