During their time at college, future educators also tend to take child psychology classes and enroll in their higher education’s teacher preparation program, take education courses, and student teach. Furthermore, public school teachers are required to have a state-issued certification or license and to pass a background check. Once all these necessities are filled one can go out into the world in order to pursue gaining a job in a high school. It is predicted that the employment of high school teachers will grow six percent from 2012 to …show more content…
Reisman suggested that anyone wishing to go into the teaching profession, especially in Texas, should learn Spanish. He also pointed out that the major advantage of working in the school system is being able to have so much time off compared to other careers and getting to make a positive impact on students. All jobs have their pros and cons though. The disadvantages discussed are constantly grading, school budget cuts, large classroom sizes, increasingly demanding curriculum requirements, and standardized tests. What he dislikes most and has to make important decisions about is having to discipline immature and irresponsible students. After having to work with students all day and having to deal with all the cons, personally, he is tiring of teaching and ready to leave the school district.
When asked if he had to start all over again in regards to his profession, Mr. Reisman stated quite firmly that he would go to trade school and become an electrician. He said the average length of time that an employ stays in the school district really varies from person to person, but he is reaching his limit. This Cypress Creek math teacher said that something all LSC students should know is that they need to major in something that will allow you opportunities for employment outside of the education system in case you ever tire of teaching. Have a second