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As a first grade teacher, I know that times will be challenging. I also know that I will need lots of patience and time for the children in my class because they are so young. Building relationships with each child will help with getting to know each other and work well together. As I grow in my career, I hope to learn many different ways that I can help my students and help them become successful. I want to become more knowledgeable about the ups and downs of teaching. I also want to learn how to deal with a child in each and every situation that may come along. I want to become more successful in my career by knowing every teaching strategy. I have wanted to be a teacher for a while now. I currently work at a preschool with two year old kids. …show more content…

According to “jwhitman” on Owlcation, some of the pros of being a teacher are Summer vacations, the friendships and bonds you make with your students, and you are always learning more about your profession each day. According to Magen Wisdom at Morris Elementary, one of the advantages of being a teacher is that teaching is high in demand. Places all over will always have spots opened for teachers. While in her interview questions, she also stated that one of the disadvantages of teaching would be the pay. “I wish we were paid more for the job we do and for how important our job is to others” (Magen …show more content…

Some kids pick up things differently than others. According to “Teachhub.com,” one of the most effective ways of helping the students learn is to actively engage students. “Children learn by doing, not just by hearing. Get your students engaged in the lesson by having them partake in hands- on activities.” By being able to visualize what is going on, it helps the students get a better understanding on a different level.” Another effective strategy is walking around the class and monitoring each student to make sure they have a clear understanding of what is expected from them. Making sure that they do not have any questions or concerns can be effective as well.Rewarding a student and giving them positive feedback is a huge factor in being effective. However, it is also a good thing to know the benefits that you will receive while being a teacher. According to the Texas State Retirement System, teachers are enrolled to the program their first day of employment. Employee and employer contributions go into a large trust fund that you get when you retire. Teachers have to be 65 or older with at least 5 years of teaching in order to be eligible for retirement. They are also given a healthcare

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