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What can I do other than teach?
Books recommendations during this time?
Hi All. I have offers from MobiKwik and Target for the role of Data Engineer.
Which organisation should I go fo?r. Please consider factors like job security, work quality and learning, WL balance and office culture.
They're both offering similar CTC and location is preferable in case of MobiKwik. My YoE is 3.
I wanna go home 😫
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I teach 7th & 8th grade. We've read Dracula in 7th and Frankenstein in 8th. We also had a popular short story unit with Flowers for Algernon. They highly enjoyed all of them!
Harry Potter
Wrinkle in Time
Gregor the Overlander
We read Iqbal, A Long Walk to Water, Home of the Brave, and many others. We are doing lit circles this year and so students have an opportunity to read a variety of novels.
We read Sing Down The Moon, Soft Rain, Long Way From Chicago so far this year. Next is Devil’s Arithmetic, Greek Myths
What grades? I teach K-5 so I use many.