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ladydragon wrote:
absintjente wrote:
yes, but i am biased as im studying to become one
Well the reason I started this thread is because I’ve made the decision that I want to become one as well.
my undergraduate degree was in psychology, but I’ve decided to embark on a little career change. So I’ve applied to do my Masters in Teaching. Are you studying primary or secondary school teaching?
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Date: 13-12-2019 22:45
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Delusion1111111 wrote:
i mean obviously teachers are extremely important but i think that. the curriculum is more important ? U can have the best teacher in the world n theres still only so much that they can do, theres still a lot of limitations to what they can teach. n i personally think that we are not being taught the right things at all
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Date: 13-12-2019 22:52
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Delusion1111111 wrote:
ive also considered going into teaching many many times, and i am still considering it. but i dont know if i would be able to handle it. i dont know if i could teach things that i dont wanna teach lol and i know i would get way too emotionally invested w the children and then feel helpless because like i said, theres only so much u can do. sooo its a tricky one
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Date: 13-12-2019 22:54
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natsku wrote:
I appreciate my teachers so much, but it makes me sad that some people doesn't give a fuck about them even tho without teachers they wouldn't even know how to write or read
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Date: 13-12-2019 22:54
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absintjente wrote:
ladydragon wrote:
absintjente wrote:
yes, but i am biased as im studying to become one
Well the reason I started this thread is because I’ve made the decision that I want to become one as well.
my undergraduate degree was in psychology, but I’ve decided to embark on a little career change. So I’ve applied to do my Masters in Teaching. Are you studying primary or secondary school teaching?

secondary. i'll be qualified to teach middle and high school in norway. so i'm gonna get a master in norwegian didactics
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Date: 13-12-2019 22:57
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ladydragon wrote:
@Delusion1111111 I completely understand and respect what you're saying. But disregarding the curriculum, it's little things that teachers do that aren't so obvious which have high influence on the lives of people. Believing in a student when no one else will, causing that student to have self belief, discipling a child to break the undesirable behaviour, teaching children more constructive and positive ways of expressing their negative emotions... to name a few.
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Date: 13-12-2019 23:14
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Delusion1111111 wrote:
ladydragon wrote:
@Delusion1111111 I completely understand and respect what you're saying. But disregarding the curriculum, it's little things that teachers do that aren't so obvious which have high influence on the lives of people. Believing in a student when no one else will, causing that student to have self belief, discipling a child to break the undesirable behaviour, teaching children more constructive and positive ways of expressing their negative emotions... to name a few.
yeah of course i agree w u . and that is basically the main/only reason i AM considering teaching. but i just dont know if it would be too horrible feeling like im still not doing enough while also getting rly invested u know?
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Date: 13-12-2019 23:17
Ladydragon
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ladydragon wrote:
Delusion1111111 wrote:
ladydragon wrote:
@Delusion1111111 I completely understand and respect what you're saying. But disregarding the curriculum, it's little things that teachers do that aren't so obvious which have high influence on the lives of people. Believing in a student when no one else will, causing that student to have self belief, discipling a child to break the undesirable behaviour, teaching children more constructive and positive ways of expressing their negative emotions... to name a few.
yeah of course i agree w u . and that is basically the main/only reason i AM considering teaching. but i just dont know if it would be too horrible feeling like im still not doing enough while also getting rly invested u know?
I understand completely! But the world needs more educators who go above and beyond!
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Date: 14-12-2019 01:04
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