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[Zac Young]

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Responsibilities

• Post one lesson per three weeks minimum with a homework assignment, or a test/quiz.
  
• To correct all quizzes, tests, and homework assignments on a regular basis. This should not interfere with your lessons
  
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Classes Available to Teach

• General Educational Refresher Course
  -Combination of Science, Mathematics & Astronomy.
  
• Micronational History & Politics Studies
  
• Cartogrophy Studies
  
• Micronational Warfare Studies
  

We will also be hosting a fifth class. If you are interested in teaching a specific course not listed there that's completely original meaning it's not related for the above courses, please e-mail [e-mail] and I will strongly consider your request. If it's accepted, I will contact you and you may provide your sample sylabus, lesson and marking plan.

Applying
Please e-mail all applications to [e-mail] by November 5th.

• Name:
  
• E-mail Address (optional):
  
• Class(es) wanting to teach:
  
• Why do you think you are suitable for this position?
  
• Please provide a sample lesson, syllabus (will last four months, minimum one lesson per three weeks), and marking plan.
  

[Will Tomsétt]

No lessons in Soviet history I see...I'm off then.

[Christopher I]

I'm sure Zac would be willing to add at least one history course? Zac, perhaps we might add a few more fun courses? I doubt you're going to be able to fill all of these that people already hate taking in school, haha. Perhaps things relating to Micronationalism, such as Cartography, Micronational History, Political Science, etc. I know you want to keep the focus on science/math, because of the province's history...but you may not be able to bring in students or teachers with those subjects.

[Zac Young]

Oct 21, 2008 15:32:00 GMT -6 Christopher I said:

I'm sure Zac would be willing to add at least one history course? Zac, perhaps we might add a few more fun courses? I doubt you're going to be able to fill all of these that people already hate taking in school, haha. Perhaps things relating to Micronationalism, such as Cartography, Micronational History, Political Science, etc. I know you want to keep the focus on science/math, because of the province's history...but you may not be able to bring in students or teachers with those subjects.

Of course I'd be willing to do that. Yes, I was considering that earlier today, wondering that that would be the problem. I will definitely add some more fun courses and minimize Science and Math to one sole subject, and even if we don't get a participating professor for those classes, I shouldn't be surprised. More classes will be available for application before the end of the evening please stay tuned. I'm extremely sorry that that I didn't consider this. Thanks for your input. It's greatly appreciated.

[Giorgio Hjunson]

Is there such thing as Benacian History?

[Zac Young]

Benacia being where? I have a feeling it's not the city in California

[Giorgio Hjunson]

It is the continent Tellia is on, along with Shireroth, Amokolia, Batavie, Bosworth, and Ashkenatza is on.

[Zac Young]

Then it would be included in Micronation History & Politics.

[Giorgio Hjunson]

But more specialized teachers than Micronational History in general.

[Zac Young]

Well, we're concentrating more on the broad aspect of the classes this semester. The upcoming semesters will be more specific. If you would like to learn this subject, please feel free to mention it to the teacher of that class and I'm sure they'd be more than happy to do a lesson/unit on it.

[andreasthewise]

I'm really wondering how (and who) you were planning to teach "Micronational History and Political Science". It seems an absolutely massive subject, unless you're going to do it only on a single nation ...
(of course, the obvious choice is Scott .... but he'd probably tell you to just read Microscope)

[Zac Young]

Well, we would either specify it to only a few nations a semester, making it a multi-semester course in order to recieve a complete degrre. Another option would be to only skim over each nation, and then specialize later in more specific courses. We first have to find out who is acually interested in the subject first of all, becuase we may go specializing for nothing. Thanks for your input! I will consider modifying that subject a bit. It all depends on the professor that applies.