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by jennifer
January 10, 2013

Teaching

 

Teaching careers involve imparting knowledge to others.

Typical job titles for people who choose teaching careers include:

  • public school teacher
  • college professor
  • coach
  • camp leader
  • educational material developer
  • organization trainer
  • tutor
  • pre-school instructor

Teaching careers are available in every community.  Some private organizations also employ teachers for training their workforces.  There are also many private organizations that provide teaching to specific groups.

Teaching in the public schools requires a specific major, but other teaching positions can be held by people with different majors.  Some teaching positions require an advanced degree.  Important skills for teaching careers include:

  • people skills
  • quick thinking
  • communication skills
  • patience

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  • This semester I have made many improvements; one major improvement is keeping track of my assignments on a white board I keep on my wall.  When I get home from class I fill out the assignments I received for that day and do as many of them as I can.  This is very helpful because I don't fall behind on my assignments, and I keep up with homework.  Another improvement is going to my classes.  Before this semester I was lazy and missed far too many classes.  By simply going to my classes, my grades have changed greatly.  I know when homework assignments are due, exam times, and I kmow so much more of the information we learn..

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