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Naomie
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every thing you know before star the jeb of the teacher?
every thing you know before star the jeb of the teacher?
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Doc Frick
Career Coach and Mentor
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Some people assume that teaching is easy. Although teaching is a deeply rewarding profession, it requires skill and dedication. A teacher’s first responsibility is to deliver effective and engaging academic instruction. Ever-changing pedagogical strategies require teachers to stay on top of new methods and lessons. In the classroom, teachers have to quickly navigate technology issues and other types of disruptions, and the lack of resources often requires clever work-arounds, so that teaching and learning are not compromised. It doesn't stop there. Teachers fulfill a variety of job roles beyond classroom instruction: They are mentors, confidants, role models, and cheerleaders for every student they work with. This level of commitment to students means providing constant care, compassion, and attention—even after school lets out.
☑️ TOP 5 ASPECTS OF TEACHING
Flexibility to adapt to student needs, strong communication skills, a commitment to lifelong learning, the ability to foster a collaborative classroom environment, and understanding the importance of empathy when interacting with students.
1️⃣ TIME COMMITMENT
In most jobs, people clock out at the end of the day, head home, and do whatever they want to do. As a teacher, you clock out at the end of the day and head home to start preparing for the next day. As an effective teacher, you spend the day focusing on the needs of your students. Then when the bell rings at the end of the day, you work on lesson planning, grading, professional development, and school extracurricular activities. If you’re going to become a teacher, it’s important to understand the time commitment that you’ll need to make to become an effective teacher. Know that it’s not just your typical 9-to-5 job.
2️⃣ TECHNOLOGY SAVVINESS
Kids today are technophiles—even the youngest students are plugged in. Most students are glued to their smartphones, and many communicate through and get information from social media. To reach these students, today's teachers must use technology inside the classroom and after hours to connect students with resources and systems that help them learn. Making effective use of technology to engage students and keep them and their families up to date on classroom happenings can give you an advantage. Teachers must also be proficient in teaching with technology. If you're considering making the switch to teaching, take stock of your tech knowledge, brush up on any tools or devices you might need in the classroom, and start thinking about how you can engage students using technology.
3️⃣ STUDENTS HAVE A VOICE
Many teachers feel drawn to this career due to their love of learning. I am always surprised by how often my students teach me about things I wouldn’t otherwise know about, whether it’s culturally, demographically, or even within my field of study. The world is continuously changing and evolving, and the classroom is a continual opportunity for me to learn from those who may have a different perspective on it. One of the most unanticipated aspects of being a teacher is really how little teaching is actually about teaching. Sounds, contradictory, right. But that’s proof that the education profession is widely encompassing. Future teachers should prepare for unexpected challenges—many of which they can only encounter in the classroom. But, but by having a good idea of what teaching is like, they can be ahead of the curve.
4️⃣ BE A ROLE MODEL
Relationships are key in establishing classroom management. If we want them to treat us—and each other—with kindness and respect, those qualities must come from us first. Hold yourself accountable for the things you ask of your students. If it matters to you that your students keep their desks neat and tidy, your desk cannot be the messiest one in the room. If you want them to walk quietly in the hallway, save the lengthy conversation with your colleague for another time. You are the expert and the leader in your classroom, but you are not a human computer. No one expects you to have all of the answers, so do not panic when a student’s question leaves you stumped. Take every opportunity to let your students know that you are learning, too. This is not because you are new or inexperienced—it’s because we are all still learning and growing every day. Sometimes we need to keep looking or ask someone else when we have questions we want answered. Sometimes we get it wrong and need to make corrections.
5️⃣ MAKING A DIFFERENCE.
As a teacher, you have the power to make a positive impact on your students’ lives. Believe in yourself and your ability to make a difference — even if it’s just in small ways. Whether it's fostering a love for learning, providing support during challenging times, or inspiring confidence and growth, your role extends beyond the classroom. Your dedication and passion contribute to shaping the future leaders, thinkers, and changemakers of tomorrow. Embrace the journey, knowing that every interaction, lesson, and moment shared with your students leaves a lasting imprint on their lives.
☑️ TOP 5 ASPECTS OF TEACHING
Flexibility to adapt to student needs, strong communication skills, a commitment to lifelong learning, the ability to foster a collaborative classroom environment, and understanding the importance of empathy when interacting with students.
1️⃣ TIME COMMITMENT
In most jobs, people clock out at the end of the day, head home, and do whatever they want to do. As a teacher, you clock out at the end of the day and head home to start preparing for the next day. As an effective teacher, you spend the day focusing on the needs of your students. Then when the bell rings at the end of the day, you work on lesson planning, grading, professional development, and school extracurricular activities. If you’re going to become a teacher, it’s important to understand the time commitment that you’ll need to make to become an effective teacher. Know that it’s not just your typical 9-to-5 job.
2️⃣ TECHNOLOGY SAVVINESS
Kids today are technophiles—even the youngest students are plugged in. Most students are glued to their smartphones, and many communicate through and get information from social media. To reach these students, today's teachers must use technology inside the classroom and after hours to connect students with resources and systems that help them learn. Making effective use of technology to engage students and keep them and their families up to date on classroom happenings can give you an advantage. Teachers must also be proficient in teaching with technology. If you're considering making the switch to teaching, take stock of your tech knowledge, brush up on any tools or devices you might need in the classroom, and start thinking about how you can engage students using technology.
3️⃣ STUDENTS HAVE A VOICE
Many teachers feel drawn to this career due to their love of learning. I am always surprised by how often my students teach me about things I wouldn’t otherwise know about, whether it’s culturally, demographically, or even within my field of study. The world is continuously changing and evolving, and the classroom is a continual opportunity for me to learn from those who may have a different perspective on it. One of the most unanticipated aspects of being a teacher is really how little teaching is actually about teaching. Sounds, contradictory, right. But that’s proof that the education profession is widely encompassing. Future teachers should prepare for unexpected challenges—many of which they can only encounter in the classroom. But, but by having a good idea of what teaching is like, they can be ahead of the curve.
4️⃣ BE A ROLE MODEL
Relationships are key in establishing classroom management. If we want them to treat us—and each other—with kindness and respect, those qualities must come from us first. Hold yourself accountable for the things you ask of your students. If it matters to you that your students keep their desks neat and tidy, your desk cannot be the messiest one in the room. If you want them to walk quietly in the hallway, save the lengthy conversation with your colleague for another time. You are the expert and the leader in your classroom, but you are not a human computer. No one expects you to have all of the answers, so do not panic when a student’s question leaves you stumped. Take every opportunity to let your students know that you are learning, too. This is not because you are new or inexperienced—it’s because we are all still learning and growing every day. Sometimes we need to keep looking or ask someone else when we have questions we want answered. Sometimes we get it wrong and need to make corrections.
5️⃣ MAKING A DIFFERENCE.
As a teacher, you have the power to make a positive impact on your students’ lives. Believe in yourself and your ability to make a difference — even if it’s just in small ways. Whether it's fostering a love for learning, providing support during challenging times, or inspiring confidence and growth, your role extends beyond the classroom. Your dedication and passion contribute to shaping the future leaders, thinkers, and changemakers of tomorrow. Embrace the journey, knowing that every interaction, lesson, and moment shared with your students leaves a lasting imprint on their lives.
Thank You Michelle. Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others.
Doc Frick
Éverton Backes
Saxophone teacher
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Joinville, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil
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Éverton’s Answer
Hi, Naomie! I can help you with the initial step in your trip by ensuring that the linguistic rules are followed. There are some problems in your phrase, but they are easy to fix. I've been teaching for almost 20 years, and I can tell you that you must be enthusiastic about your career. I am not sure what subject you want to teach in, but you must be patient, study extensively, prepare lessons ahead of time, be organized, like people, and believe in yourself. Keep that in mind, be careful, and remain on track!
Dr H
Dr. H's Research
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Australia
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Dr’s Answer
Hey Naomie! 😊
Teaching is an amazing, but challenging career. Before you start, here are a few key things to keep in mind:
1. **Patience & Passion**: You need to truly enjoy working with people and be patient. Teaching isn’t just about delivering information—it’s about helping students grow and understand new concepts at their own pace. The more passionate you are about the subject, the easier it’ll be to share that enthusiasm with your students!
2. **Flexibility & Adaptability**: Every day in a classroom is different. Students have different learning styles, and situations can change quickly. You'll need to think on your feet and adapt your lessons to fit the moment.
3. **Time Commitment**: Teaching isn’t a typical 9-to-5 job. You’ll spend hours outside of class preparing lessons, grading assignments, and attending professional development sessions. It’s a big time commitment, but the impact you’ll have on your students will make it all worth it!
4. **Tech Skills**: Today’s classrooms are full of technology. Being comfortable with tech tools (from using smartboards to managing online platforms) is essential for keeping students engaged and making learning fun.
5. **Being a Role Model**: Students look up to their teachers, so your actions, attitude, and behavior set the tone for the classroom. Always be a role model of respect, kindness, and responsibility.
6. **Making a Difference**: Teaching can be incredibly rewarding because you’re shaping the future. Even the smallest actions or moments can make a huge difference in a student’s life.
It’s a career full of challenges, but also one that allows you to grow alongside your students. If you're passionate and ready for hard work, teaching can be one of the most fulfilling jobs out there. Good luck, and have fun with it! ✏️📚
Teaching is an amazing, but challenging career. Before you start, here are a few key things to keep in mind:
1. **Patience & Passion**: You need to truly enjoy working with people and be patient. Teaching isn’t just about delivering information—it’s about helping students grow and understand new concepts at their own pace. The more passionate you are about the subject, the easier it’ll be to share that enthusiasm with your students!
2. **Flexibility & Adaptability**: Every day in a classroom is different. Students have different learning styles, and situations can change quickly. You'll need to think on your feet and adapt your lessons to fit the moment.
3. **Time Commitment**: Teaching isn’t a typical 9-to-5 job. You’ll spend hours outside of class preparing lessons, grading assignments, and attending professional development sessions. It’s a big time commitment, but the impact you’ll have on your students will make it all worth it!
4. **Tech Skills**: Today’s classrooms are full of technology. Being comfortable with tech tools (from using smartboards to managing online platforms) is essential for keeping students engaged and making learning fun.
5. **Being a Role Model**: Students look up to their teachers, so your actions, attitude, and behavior set the tone for the classroom. Always be a role model of respect, kindness, and responsibility.
6. **Making a Difference**: Teaching can be incredibly rewarding because you’re shaping the future. Even the smallest actions or moments can make a huge difference in a student’s life.
It’s a career full of challenges, but also one that allows you to grow alongside your students. If you're passionate and ready for hard work, teaching can be one of the most fulfilling jobs out there. Good luck, and have fun with it! ✏️📚
Giuseppe Rotolo
Medical doctor, psychotherapist in Italy
6
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Palermo, Italy
Updated
Giuseppe’s Answer
Teaching is an incredibly rewarding journey, but it's also challenging. It's a chance to not only share your knowledge but also to learn so much about yourself and the world around you. Watching students grow and develop is one of the most fulfilling experiences.
As you embark on your teaching career, remember that it's okay to feel a mix of excitement and nerves. It's a big step! But with dedication and a growth mindset, you'll be amazed at how much you can accomplish. Teaching offers endless opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Be patient with yourself: Teaching is a skill that takes time to master.
Embrace challenges as opportunities to learn: Every obstacle is a chance to grow.
Build strong relationships with your students: These connections will make your job more fulfilling and help your students thrive.
Stay curious: Continue learning and growing as an educator.
Teaching is more than just a job; it's a calling. It's a chance to make a real difference in the lives of others. Enjoy the journey!"
As you embark on your teaching career, remember that it's okay to feel a mix of excitement and nerves. It's a big step! But with dedication and a growth mindset, you'll be amazed at how much you can accomplish. Teaching offers endless opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Be patient with yourself: Teaching is a skill that takes time to master.
Embrace challenges as opportunities to learn: Every obstacle is a chance to grow.
Build strong relationships with your students: These connections will make your job more fulfilling and help your students thrive.
Stay curious: Continue learning and growing as an educator.
Teaching is more than just a job; it's a calling. It's a chance to make a real difference in the lives of others. Enjoy the journey!"
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