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How to find a teaching job in alaska
Earn a bachelor's degree in education from an accredited university.
To teach in alaska, you will need a bachelor's degree, preferably in education. You should take a four year education program at an accredited university and graduate with high marks.
A: If you earn a bachelor's degree in a field other than education, you can still qualify to teach in alaska. However, you will need to take the alternative teacher certification program.

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A young male is sitting in the desert on top of a camel. the man
A: begins talking to another male who has a red wrap on his head.

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How to preserve lemon peel
Choose the freshest lemons you can find; hand pick, if possible.
Some people are lucky enough to have lemon trees in their yards, or live next to someone who does.
Sometimes lemon trees and shrubs have sharp spiky thorns, so wear protective clothing and gloves.
A: If you have a very tall tree, use a lemon picker. Or, better yet, grab a friend and get two lemon pickers (or more).

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How to store winter coats
Wash your coats.
Prior to storing them, you need to first wash them. Day to day, coats are exposed to germs, oils, food stains, and other messy substances, and you wouldn't want any of these to discolor the fabric or attract bugs while they're in storage.
A:
Check your coats' tags for washing instructions. Puffy coats, fleeces, and many other types of jackets and coats can be machine washed, but wool, cashmere, leather and other natural materials require dry cleaning and other special storage care.