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Originally Posted by DennisM You might not believe this, but I envy you. When I was in college, my girlfriend, later to be my wife, always said she thought I should be a teacher because I love working with kids. I didn't recognize the situation that way because I was coaching inner city sports and simply enjoyed doing it because of the sports, or so I thought. I never connected it with teaching.
As an adult and regardless of my day job, I wound up being a little league coach for 5 years, a Scoutmaster for 15 years and Youth Director at our synagogue for 9 years. Over those years I realized I liked teaching a lot and got more satisfaction from it. Now I wish I had done it as a career.
Even though I'll be 59 in a few days, I still think about going back to school, getting my teaching credentials and working at some high school where I could be the golf coach on top of teaching some political science or history classes. |
Dennis I'll be 59 18 days after you. teaching has been very rewarding and at the same time very frustrating the kids come with their mental baggage and expect you to fix it, of course I have kids that are troubled. it is rewarding Dennis, so go for it.
Bob
