Medical How do I list teaching experiences?

[GoSpursGo]

Hey, thanks for taking the time to answer my nitty-gritty questions, I just want to make sure I am entering information on my app correctly.

I taught middle school for 2 years (both years at different schools).. should I enter it as one experience but use the "repeated" options or should I enter them separately? Mainly asking because despite the experience being "teaching", the type of institutions differ. One was an alternative center while the other was a "normal" middle school but both were within the same county. Didn't know if it would look redundant having them both listed separately. Also, both are my "most meaningful" so maybe it would be best to put them under one umbrella and elaborate more on how they differ in the additional writing space?

Any advice is appreciated

Since the schools are meaningfully different, I would probably list them separately.

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[TheBoneDoctah]

I would list them separately since they are not the SAME experience.

 

[AlteredScale]

List them separately. Be sure to provide descriptions that talk about skills developed or experiences that make each opportunity unique in its own right.

 

[Catalystik]

List them in one space. Since you're going to have an additional 1325 characters provided for an MM activity, you should be able to differentiate your roles without a problem.

There's no need to use the Repeated feature, as it will be understood that the teaching took place during the academic year.

 

[Catalystik]

Just to clarify that I am on the same page as you:

1) Make it one single experience without "repeated," meaning having the start date being the first day I started teaching running to the end date being the very last day of the teaching year (before my assumed matriculation *fingers crossed*) which would be about X years and X hours.

or

2) By "one space" you meant one individual experience for each teaching year?


Thank you for your patience, I just want to make sure I get it right the first go-around

#1 is what I meant.