Post by ShadowD on Jan 8, 2012 22:54:21 GMT -5
SF Teachers are members who are allowed to post topics in the Wolf Center board. SF Teachers must be approved by the admin and must only make topics approved by the admin.
Want to become an SF Teacher? To be able to post topics in the SF board, you must either have an extensive knowledge about wolves, or have a variety of reliable resources about wolves. If you are thinking about becoming an SF Teacher; please fill out the form below.
Keep in mind, SF Teachers may work together on topics and edit each others posts to make them the best they can be
1. Username;
2. Do you have reliable resources with plenty of info on wolves? If so, list them.
3. Please explain to me at least one difference between two of the following species; grey wolves, red wolves, ethiopian wolves.
4. If two wolves were to be displaying dominance and submission, what might it look like?
5. Explain hunting to me. Please include which wolves in the pack hunt and how taking a prey animal down is achieved.
6. Now, tell me a random thing you find interesting about wolves. It can be anything :)
I would also like to throw it out there, that if you don't answer each question, I may still accept you. For example, if you only answer one question but you're exceptionally knowledgable on that one topic, I may accept you and assign you specific topics to write for the Wolf Center centering around that one thing.
Certified SF Teachers
as of 1.15.12
ShadowD
midnight
Want to become an SF Teacher? To be able to post topics in the SF board, you must either have an extensive knowledge about wolves, or have a variety of reliable resources about wolves. If you are thinking about becoming an SF Teacher; please fill out the form below.
Keep in mind, SF Teachers may work together on topics and edit each others posts to make them the best they can be
1. Username;
2. Do you have reliable resources with plenty of info on wolves? If so, list them.
3. Please explain to me at least one difference between two of the following species; grey wolves, red wolves, ethiopian wolves.
4. If two wolves were to be displaying dominance and submission, what might it look like?
5. Explain hunting to me. Please include which wolves in the pack hunt and how taking a prey animal down is achieved.
6. Now, tell me a random thing you find interesting about wolves. It can be anything :)
I would also like to throw it out there, that if you don't answer each question, I may still accept you. For example, if you only answer one question but you're exceptionally knowledgable on that one topic, I may accept you and assign you specific topics to write for the Wolf Center centering around that one thing.
Certified SF Teachers
as of 1.15.12
ShadowD
midnight
