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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 151790" data-attributes="member: 704">Attitude is everything&nbsp; You will make a great teacher.They say college students change their major an average of five times.&nbsp; I made the mistake of finishing most then trying to decide what to do.&nbsp; I have majors in wildlife, entomology, and secondly education.&nbsp; After school jobs were tough so I interviewed at Tempo (like Kmart then)&nbsp; Gun and Reel sports, Almont school, and the Fish and Wildlife.&nbsp; I was offered all four and will never know if I made the right choice.&nbsp; I always thought the taught biology backwards starting out with cellular biology which bores kids to death.&nbsp; Not everyone will go to college so biology should start out with a more practical side that would serve students that don't go on to college.&nbsp; Since I have retired a couple of small towns in my area have offered me teaching positions, and it's been tempting, but the new found freedom is just to good to give up.You attitude that I quoted above indicates to me that you will make a spectacular teacher.&nbsp; I had a number of people working for me temporarily over the years that have asked me what I thought they should do.&nbsp; They were the type that always helped the new people and had an attitude much like yours.&nbsp; I recommended teaching to two of them.&nbsp; One is a very successful biology teacher in Minot right now, and the other is also doing well in Aberdeen, South Dakota. I don't think I need wish you luck, you have it made already.&nbsp; Best wishes to you and your family.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 151790, member: 704"] Attitude is everything You will make a great teacher. They say college students change their major an average of five times. I made the mistake of finishing most then trying to decide what to do. I have majors in wildlife, entomology, and secondly education. After school jobs were tough so I interviewed at Tempo (like Kmart then) Gun and Reel sports, Almont school, and the Fish and Wildlife. I was offered all four and will never know if I made the right choice. I always thought the taught biology backwards starting out with cellular biology which bores kids to death. Not everyone will go to college so biology should start out with a more practical side that would serve students that don't go on to college. Since I have retired a couple of small towns in my area have offered me teaching positions, and it's been tempting, but the new found freedom is just to good to give up. You attitude that I quoted above indicates to me that you will make a spectacular teacher. I had a number of people working for me temporarily over the years that have asked me what I thought they should do. They were the type that always helped the new people and had an attitude much like yours. I recommended teaching to two of them. One is a very successful biology teacher in Minot right now, and the other is also doing well in Aberdeen, South Dakota. I don't think I need wish you luck, you have it made already. Best wishes to you and your family. [/QUOTE]

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