Learn what the profession is—and what it's not.
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When we highlight women’s achievements we expand the possibilities for all young people. In models and mentors, students find themselves and rise. These inspiring teacher models are guiding the way for them.
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The decision to teach is a big one. If you have questions about teaching, there’s no better way to learn than to talk with someone who’s teaching in your area right now.
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Teachers have better work stories.
Teachers get to be creative. Teachers get to be innovative. Teachers change lives every day by taking their unique skills, background and passions to work. It's no wonder they have the best stories. Want to know what zombie outbreaks have to do with sixth period? Watch the video, and don't forget to share your own #betterworkstories.
Gain hands-on experience.
Another valuable way to understand if teaching is right for you is to get a preview of what it would be like to teach through hands-on experience. You can do this through summer internships, extracurricular activities, or opportunities that you might even design for yourself, such as creating your own work-study experience.
Find the perfect teacher preparation program.
If you know that becoming a teacher is where you are heading, one of the first steps is to determine the Teacher Preparation Program that best suits your needs. There are a lot of considerations, but if you know what to look for your decision will be much easier.
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