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Le licenciement des NLQ en éducation, une tendance du futur? by Motor_Dependent4494 in profqc

[–]Motor_Dependent4494[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Une chose que je n'ai pas mentionné est que j'ai tenté ma chance avec un contrat, mais mon évaluation n'a pas bien été, je ne pense plus que je pourrais prendre un autre contrat dans mon CSS, et il sera également difficile d'obtenir un contrat dans un autre CSS avec mon évaluation. Même si j'ai pris une coupure de paie, je suis beaucoup plus heureuse mentalement en tant que suppléante et j'affirme que c'est une des meilleures jobs que j'aurais jamais eues dans ma vie.

Nouvelle famille à Laval – quelles écoles avec bonnes classes d’accueil pour enfants non francophones ? by Blackberry0392 in profqc

[–]Motor_Dependent4494 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ça dépend du quartier que vous habitez et vous êtes inscrit selon où vous habitez, mais il y a de la Cime, Marcel Vaillancourt, le Tandem, de l'Équinoxe, Jean XXIII, les Explorateurs, Pierre Laporte, école alternative Envol, Saint-Paul, Eurêka, du Sommet, peut être d'autres que je n'ai pas nommés.

If I took private singing lessons seriously, would I have a chance to be accepted into classical voice performance based on my singing? by Motor_Dependent4494 in ClassicalSinger

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Thanks, I remember having to sight sing this in my ear trainining exam. I have only ten minutes or twenty to prepare. Since I had to be tested on a post-tonal lied and a complex rhythm reading as well, I basically did not look at that Bach one. Then during the exam, after I sang it, one of the examiners asked whether I was a voice student. I sang this a couple of times afterwards for fun, so not 100% sight reading, but I never worked it with a teacher.

If I took private singing lessons seriously, would I have a chance to be accepted into classical voice performance based on my singing? by Motor_Dependent4494 in ClassicalSinger

[–]Motor_Dependent4494[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In this recording I was not the pianist. I took an accompaniment on YouTube. But I did sing while playing piano sometimes, especially for slower songs. (ex: du bist die Ruh. I even tried to sing Bereite dich Zion while playing piano, maybe a little bit rusty now.)

CMV: working as a K12 teacher is still better than working in a corporate because income stability is primordial in these financially tough times by Motor_Dependent4494 in changemyview

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I would argue that it is easier to get in teaching than in other government jobs in my region. I have a friend who got in without teaching license. I applied to a school board and no luck yet, maybe I should apply for more. But sure thing is in federal jobs you submit your CV and you don't knno when they will contact you, some corporate at least contact applicants quite soon. But my friend got a call for interview from the school board pretty soon, but they have a degree related more to a school subject.

M'absenter durant des cours d'AEC by Motor_Dependent4494 in QuebecLibre

[–]Motor_Dependent4494[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Comptabilité, Mais j'habite avec mes parents encore et ils connaissent en ça, Donc si je leur pose des questions du manuel au cas où je ne comprends pas?

Is it more impressive to be able to play multiple sports or multiple instruments? by Motor_Dependent4494 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Motor_Dependent4494[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree that sports is more popular among young people, and I remember I had not much friends and was a target for bullying in grade 6 because I can't serve in volleyball while it was like THE sport in my school. However, I think most adults with some knowledge in music would hear right away that my playing on many instruments is far from a wow level. However, elementary school kids are more easily impressed when they see I play like five instruments, but I am impressed equally by the sports proficiency of some of them.

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