teaching? maybe not an alternative career.
Daphne M Norton
dmnorton at casbah.acns.nwu.edu
Thu Jan 29 20:19:38 EST 1998
>
> The other problem with teaching (and we're talking about primarily at the
> HS level) is that in a lot of areas you're going to have unteachable
> students and you could get killed or badly hurt through physical violence
> from those who bring weapons to school. In areas where you have good kids
> coming to school and the environment might be safer to work in, then the
> teaching jobs (or so I've heard) are much harder to get.
>
> Art Sowers
>
Yes Art, but university research professors are also killed
by disgruntled graduate students. Haven't you heard the ball
peen hammer story? Sometimes they use guns too.
I understand you wish to provide information, but your posts are
always so pessimistic. Someone from my Ph.D. program is now teaching
at a Catholic high school and really enojys it. He had several offers
once pursuing high school teaching. Private schools are often very
receptive to Ph.D.s and understanding during the certification
process.
--Daphne
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