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Simeon’s Answer
I'd recommend finding an opportunity to shadow a teacher. If you know one, ask them if they'd be willing to allow you to observe them teaching. You'll see videos online of what classroom are *supposed* to look like, but it's invaluable experience to actually witness the real thing. You'll develop a deeper appreciation for the skillsets you'll need to succeed as a teacher.
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Balabhaskar’s Answer
Yes, it's always a better job in life as it provides an opportunity to test your knowledge in real time and for the benefit of society than a individual. Aiming High self discipline and maturity in getting things done from the society with the respect and as responsible citizen. Teaching is an better art to share and manifest yours personal experience and hardship in acquiring knowledge and experience inspired by the Honey bee how it collects honey and stored for the benefit of many flowers.A best teacher always gives better hope of life to others
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Rebecca’s Answer
I would recommend seeking volunteer or work experience that involves managing or teaching children in some way. For example, volunteering to teach a children's Sunday school class, working at a summer camp, or tutoring. Such opportunities will allow you to explore many aspects of teaching without committing to teaching if you are on the fence.