I feel like teachers would be much happier if they got paid more. Yes it's not always about money, but when you are a working adult, you *need* money to sustain yourself. Especially when teachers spend so much time outside of school grading and planning, it's just unfair.
You're right it's nit about the money but how can we expect teachers to be the best for the students when they are not at the best (financially) which can cause a lot of problems
@@creativelife2851 I know teachers work hard. My mom was a teacher and she put in a lot of time after school hours and on weekends preparing lesson plans and grading papers. I’m considering teaching as well. But the salary isn’t good at all.
This was great. I recently aged out of the foster system and was a “troubled youth” if you know what I mean. I never cared about school and was generally very angry and mean. But it took one very special teacher to change my world! Now I’m entering college this fall (No saw it coming, lol) to become a teacher myself 🥰 teachers are THE most important people on the planet. Cannot wait until I can return the favor.
Thanks! I'm okay with my pay not being as high as 100k if I could get respect from parents and students along with red tape and administration off my back.
All other careers I considered solely for the pay, but once I considered teaching, the pay meant nothing to me. I didn't care that I wouldn't make 6 figures. I found myself so excited about the thought of teaching and changing young lives for the better. I think I found my calling I haven't finished your vid yet but I know it will be helpful in seeing if this is right for me. ♡
"You don't become a teacher for the money" So true! First yr is worse not only are you at the bottom of the pay scale, you have the most amount of work, the students know your new so give you a hard time, and if you didn't start at the beginning of the yr you actually don't get the full pay, to top it off some states make you do even more work having to go through an induction program. Best advice for someone thinking of going into teaching. Start as a teacher's aid or as a substitute. My first week and month I was cursed at, threatened, and had to deal with student drug use. Also I've been taking on a second and third job.
I genuinely thought I would be able to handle being a teacher. It really is a tough job. It can be rewarding, but the negative moments can crush you sometimes. It is very mentally taxing. It is also very mentally, physically, and emotionally demanding. I’m currently in my first placement, and it is soooo tough. You do not have a lot of time to yourself, and planning becomes your whole life. This video helped me realize that teaching is not for everyone, and I am part of that. It’s ok to change your mind.
Ok I came back, I finished my first placement. I’m now in my second semester and here to say that a lot of things changed for me. I had to separate external factors from the actual job, and I’m glad I did. My supervisor was one of the major problems for my mental health during that time, but it wasn’t the job itself. I actually started to enjoy teaching from the halfway point towards the end. Seriously stick with the first placement and see it through to the end. It you give it a good try, you might find that your opinions and feelings change like mine did.
Yes, it is important to have a mental shut off valve to be able to step away. Find time for yourself and to find something that will help you to relax.Students do act differently when there is a full moon, so be prepared when the next one happens. It also helps when you have a supportive principal who never forgets how far he or she has come. A principal is a master teacher and not a master of teachers. Enjoy your week and take care.
I think every single program in school should include a placement aspect. It’s so important to be able to go in there and ask all these questions and figure all this stuff out prior to going through all the schooling and becoming fully invested. I know so many people who went through their entire programs and then hated their jobs when they started
Another option is free/significantly cheaper education so that people don’t have to spend so much money just to realize it’s not for them. It creates situations where people literally cannot afford to go back to school in order to change their path
This was really helpful! In my program, they constantly talk about self care and ways to prevent burn out and no matter what job you have, especially if you're constantly "on" like you said, self care is a MUST!!!! Thank you for sharing your tips
I am going to go into my first year of teaching here teaching sixth grade and this video has so many true and helpful talking points. My parent was initially not very supportive when I told them that I wanted to be a teacher and I was met with, “teachers don’t make that much” and “are you sure you would make a good teacher?” Well, that was nearly seven years ago and here I am now. I stuck with the plan and brushed off everyone who met me with reluctance. I’m very nervous for my first year and I know it’s going to be very hard, but I also know that I’m a strong person and I won’t back down no matter how challenging it gets. My biggest goal this year is that I can foster a warm and caring classroom environment where students and I alike will be able to grow from our mistakes
Very nice video. Finishing my 27th year our here in southern California, teaching 5th and/or 6th. I honestly believe I learned far more subbing for two years, than from an intense teacher program and two quarters of student teaching.
Completely agree with this. Substitute teaching is the most thankless job and taught me more about myself than anything else. Students are so honest and that's tough and terrific!
I’m a senior thinking about becoming a teacher but I’m really only interested in being a kindergarten teacher. Is there a possibility my school will require me to teach other grades?
This video is a goldmine for teachers like me who are looking to switch careers. Your tips on avoiding these mistakes are invaluable. I'll be sharing this with my fellow educator friends who are considering a change. Keep up the fantastic work!
I'm very happy that I have worked as a special education para before deciding to become a teacher. If you can take your state test and do the same I recomend substitute paraing before teaching to learn how to deal with kids one on one.
Hello, I am currently in college majoring in elementary education with a minor in special education and reading. I just recently joined your page and have loved watching your videos. I have learned so much! This video was definitely one of my favorites and was very beneficial for me as a future educator. Do you have any other advice to give to us future teachers? Anything will help! P.s. Thank you for being an amazing teacher! We need more people like you in this world!
Thank you for shedding light on the common mistakes teachers make when seeking jobs outside of education. It's crucial to understand these pitfalls to make a successful transition. Excellent advice!
I’ve been at a private school my whole life and want to do education in private schools but I’m worried about the pay, because private school teachers earn less than public school. But also I want to make people happy and influence others lives, and I feel like at private school you get a deeper connection with your students, even if the pay isn’t as good.
3:56-4:00 there was a spider in the top right of the video I hope you got it afterwards! Sorry I got side tracked, this video helped out a ton thank you!
Something I would suggest is to get your foot through the door by being a lunch aide or work in sacc. This would give you an idea on how children behave, if you think this could be a job for you, etc.
I love these videos! Even though I'm not even in high school yet, I'm seriously considering becoming a teacher and this just helps me see if I want to or not.
I bet your kids love you. You're really an honest person. 💜 I'm praying to get into school to become a STEM teacher. The idea of living below my means to serve in a less-than lucrative career field has been heavy on my heart recently. Specifically in underprivileged areas. Growing up, I went to a school that seemed to have had unlimited resources, and other schools that had very little of anything for teachers and students!! Seeing and experiencing the difference it can make on both sides of the spectrum gives me enough drive to make a difference. Thanks for your honesty! You provide lots of wisdom as a teacher here.
thank you for this! im not going to get myself into so much debt and spend 4 + years of my life on a degree, just to continue to struggle financially. I appreciate the honesty
this was so helpful!! i’m in high school and it’s always been my dream to go into teaching! love all your videos!!! they make me so excited to be a teacher myself 😊😊
I've always wanted to be a teacher, and I'm now a sophomore in highschool who is in the eductors rising program (meaning I get to go out into classrooms and work with kids) and here recently, I've been showing up drained. (Being a full time highschool student, in a musical, taking college classes, and band). So I just want to educate myself as much as I can and pick up a few tips on not showing up drained, etc.
The reason why I’m more interested teaching between nursing because I have more time with my kids especially in the summer break and you are like a star when your students see you they always greet you 🤣
I want to become a teacher, but I cant decide what grade I want to teach. I'm worried I'm not cut out to be a teacher, I'm worried I don't have the strength mentally and physically to do it
do you mean elementary, middle or high school u don’t know which to choose? for sure i know every elementary grade school chooses what grade u are going to teach!! unless u apply before the school year starts and they have an opening in a certain grade u would like, then it’s ur choice!😊
I am realizing now I don’t have the strength to do this mentally or physically please make a wise decision before you decide. You really have to be a tough, extroverted person
@@neha7690 omg i’m graduating next semester with my associates moving on to uni but i guess i really do need to rethink. i have anxiety and i can be extrovert but there are days where i’m not well. and ofc being a teachers means no off days and always being on your A game. i don’t know if im fit :(
Wonderful video, Madison. I may not have seen you in the classroom, but I think you're a great teacher, and I'm proud of you. Your best is enough. You make a difference. I appreciate you. Also, I guess it depends on the grade and student, but I never expected my teachers to always be happy and upbeat. I realized they are humans, like me and my family. All I expected was them to keep me alive and teach what they could before I go home. I am happy that you're learning how to balance everything and take care of yourself.
These are some great tips. I loved your suggestion of getting to know people different from you. Understanding diversity and other cultures in so important to building an inclusive and loving classroom environment!
This is rly good ik im still a kid but im already look to my future and u made me want to become it so much also here in ny we earn $31 per hour for a teacher
The teachers I worked with during my 1st year were suck backstabbing back biting women, I ended up resigning. The teacher after me though, she got an undisclosed settlement and glowing letters of recommendation from the predators, then they all got fired! AlwY talk to your union before just quitting.
What about teaching WHILE going to school? Example wouod be me teaching private paid online classes and me taking online courses for something else. Seems like a daunting task but I feel it could be possible.
Yeah it's a profession where u do/think of school stuffs 24/7 even weekends and summer vacation. And still doesn't paid enough. In our country, govt school teacher (T1) gets paid more or less 500 usd per month. And non govt school teacher gets paid more or less 200 usd. Teachers often spend some of their salary to buy things for school and some rewards for the students if they did good in class. So teachers are very thankful if someone donates teaching materials to them. U really need to have a part time job besides teaching to support your living if u want to eat well everyday. What more if u have a family to support, right? Most places here doesn't even have teaching aid that helps them in preparing for school. So they doing all the works solo. It's not just about teaching but also the research and stuff. And now the govt starts to put mandatory masteral for the teachers (idk if it applies to all but I've read it on reliable source) My mom is a teacher. And yes, we're struggling especially rn but I think she loves her job so much and she's doing great at it. Being a child of a teacher isn't easy too, idk if it's just me and my sibs but we didn't get a helping hand from them when it comes to projects and assignments coz they're always busy. They're free time is just a part of summer (2 months of vacation but half a month of organizing students' records and 1 month for preparing for another school yr) so it's like 2 weeks vacation for them. They're really a busy bee. I hope they'll get paid enough so they don't need to get another job. It's so stressful. Edit: this is for an elementary school teacher (idk about junior and senior high teachers, I kinda know college teachers are paid higher than this coz I have an uncle teaching at a University)
You are honesty such a role model to me and I hope in life that I become a person like you who is a queen and such a sweet heart also if you see this I hope you have a great day!! 🤪
Hello. Please, Could you help me with these: What career should I study in order to become a Spanish teacher in United States? Bachelor in education or there is something specific for Spanish lessons? Thanks in advance for the information you could give me.
My question is a as a single, childless woman .. am I able to travel at least 2x in the year with this salary ?? I’m in Utah and want to go in this career but I love traveling and snorkeling so I’m hoping I have enough money to at least travel 2x in a year 🥺 mostly in the summer or holidays I’m thinking?
I don't know I've worked three cubical jobs and each of them I had supervisors breathing down my neck so bad I couldn't stop to breath at all. The last one I left back in november because my boss threatened to fire me over and over and also complained about me taking my breaks which I sorely needed.
Hi, in the video you said you were going to link the books about behavior but I don't see the links. Is there any way you can add those? Or say the name of the ones that you recommend? Thanks!
I’m in my second year of BA in family studies and human development for teachers college after. I’m so scared I’m not in the right path. How can I get more experience being in a new city? I’m scared I’m not prepared enough or ready
Pretty much every major country pays their teacher better and treats them as professionals and society at large has more respect for them. Not the US sadly no surprise the US ranks the lowest among those countries when it comes to student results. We are backwards but not surprise since we still don't use the metric system.
I'm forma Argentina and let me tell you here the teachers aren't paid as much as they deserve. Here the teacher has to paid for everything and also a person without studies earn more
I'm a junior high school teacher and i've been teaching english as a foreign language fo 12 years . I feel really exausted 😢😢😢l love teaching but the working conditions are awful .the laws set by the government are against teachers and totally for the favour of pupils 😢😢
Hi Madison, great contents. Your absolutely right that teaching is a rewarding feeling at the end of the day whenever we know that we did the best and all the students still have smiles on their faces. You have mentioned instructor who trains school teachers, who may I talk to in applying for that kind of position? Also, will the school district allow training instructors to have additional jobs else where such as in education? By the way, your dogs are very adorable. I hope to find out what kind of dogs they are so I may purchase one for my little ones.
It made me very sad to hear "there's no changing that" for teacher salaries, I wish it could change because teachers should be paid so much more for the work they do. It's a service most people need as kids and for their kids.
Hello there, your video was so insightful. I am a new resident of Alberta, considering getting a job in teaching after setting down. Please can you help with where I can get information on the teacher's retirement or pension. Thanks a lot.
I've never read books. So not sure what to tell you, I always get complimented by other teacher of my classroom management but not by since I don't put up with kids mess. When my colleagues sub for me they see how good my class is. What works for one person doesn't work for another and what might work for you doesn't mean it for for your admin. If it's your first yr or two they know your knew and will rough you up, it's not your management style its the kids being kids.
I’m in grad school to get my teaching license. It’s my first semester and I’m already looking these things up. I’m scared I’m not cut out for it. I struggle with depression, and I’m afraid I can’t be present every day like I should because I am low energy a lot of time. Im not always extroverted, and need time to not talk. I also want a job where I don’t have to put a smile on constantly and talk. Im studying to teach k-3. Anyone here able to tell me what to do? HELP.
Maybe you should be a high school teacher instead. Older students don't expect teachers to be cheerful all the time, so maybe you won't have the pressure of putting on a smile.
Hello Madison! I am a PSEO student and have committed to being a special education teacher. I was wondering if you could give me your book recommendations for behavior management as you mentioned in the video. I appreciate the things you have shared.
I live in Italy and my son is in his 3 grade. He has 30 hours of school. He has 5 diffetent teachers. One for english, one for scienze and math. One for italian , music , art, story. Onother for religion and another geografy.
I want to be a teacher so bad. I grew up in an abusive household so I think those life experiences will give me the skills I need for the position. I dropped out of highschool to take care of my disabled mother and I don't even know how I'd begin trying to get into college.
You're right. Trauma in your childhood will help you be more sympathetic and better able to identify potential problems your students might have and not be disclosing to you.
This is a long comment but here goes. Well, I think the United States in particular values people socially based on their professions earning potential. For example, every time I criticize Elon Musk for example, I am usually met with, "well if you're so smart you'd be as rich as him". This trend continued for celebrities as well. It is well known that teachers are underpaid, so I bet people assume, higher pay=more difficult, high IQ, and low paying=brainless, "a monkey can do your job" type mindset. So people see this 35-45k starting type of pay and they assume it is "glorified babysitting. Our society focuses on profit margins and money, so that is exactly why we habe a culture of "choose a STEM degree because they can be MONETIZED" while we are then told sternly "humanities degrees don't pay, you'll be flipping burgers". Around 2011 or 2012, a local university near me noticed a huge uptick in Computer Science majors. By the end of the year they clocked a 90% average dropout rate, which is about where Engineering major dropout rates are for the same school. I suspect that the uptick was because everyone told these students "this is the hottest degree right now", and it is in some ways. But most didn't know what they were getting themselves into. I bet they tried for the money. Software engineers earn more on average than mechanical engineers, but nobody in their RIGHT MIND thinks CS is harder. Similar level of difficulty, just different. I took a WW2 history class once, and it was MUCH harder than I thought. But everyone thinks History majors are easy simply because they dont require much math besides maybe precalc and stat 1. And it is no mystery that there are not enough Museums to hire everyone who wants to work in them. But there is yet another big reason teachers are getting flack. CONSPIRACY THEORIES. Lots of people think that George Soros is controlling a lot of schools and that "The Leftists have taken over education to brainwash us." A lot of his comes from Alex Jones who has only become more popular. They believe that Drug companies have bought out all the chemistry departments, that atheists can taken over philosophy departments, and that the biological scinces are "political". I would be surprised if you haven't heard some comments like these by now. I actually mentioned this in a class to a teacher amd he said he has heard people tell him that too. Brought out a good chuckle as well. Long story short, a lot of people think teachers a propaganda machines meant to "promote" Evolution, LGBTQ+ "agendas", Marxism(UCBerkeley gets accused of this alot), etc. These are the same people you may hear talking about "forced diversity" or say phrases like "shoving the gay agenda down our throats". I know I am ranting a bit, hut I used to be one of those people. But now I have done a complete 180.
It’s just not fair after all what teachers been through to get a degree and they didn’t paid much. They should pay teachers that they deserved because they mold children’s mind and children is our future.
I feel like teachers would be much happier if they got paid more. Yes it's not always about money, but when you are a working adult, you *need* money to sustain yourself. Especially when teachers spend so much time outside of school grading and planning, it's just unfair.
You're right it's nit about the money but how can we expect teachers to be the best for the students when they are not at the best (financially) which can cause a lot of problems
Yeah but you guys have so much vacation time!
@@abbeyna01lol not really. You think we sit on our asses? 😂
@@creativelife2851 I know teachers work hard. My mom was a teacher and she put in a lot of time after school hours and on weekends preparing lesson plans and grading papers. I’m considering teaching as well. But the salary isn’t good at all.
This was great. I recently aged out of the foster system and was a “troubled youth” if you know what I mean. I never cared about school and was generally very angry and mean. But it took one very special teacher to change my world! Now I’m entering college this fall (No saw it coming, lol) to become a teacher myself 🥰 teachers are THE most important people on the planet. Cannot wait until I can return the favor.
Congratulations!! Wish you all the best on your future endeavors!
That is so amazing! You are inspiring to so many! Thanks for all your support girl - wishing you the best of luck in college 💕
Hope college is going well. Congratulations on your choice!
That is so incredible! Your story and viewpoint will be so valuable in a classroom. Best of luck!
Teachers should make 100k all across the US. You guys are super heros without a cape.
Thanks! I'm okay with my pay not being as high as 100k if I could get respect from parents and students along with red tape and administration off my back.
And also in Europe
If teachers were paid high wages, the quality of education would improve drastically
All other careers I considered solely for the pay, but once I considered teaching, the pay meant nothing to me. I didn't care that I wouldn't make 6 figures. I found myself so excited about the thought of teaching and changing young lives for the better. I think I found my calling I haven't finished your vid yet but I know it will be helpful in seeing if this is right for me. ♡
Did you peruse teaching?
"You don't become a teacher for the money"
So true!
First yr is worse not only are you at the bottom of the pay scale, you have the most amount of work, the students know your new so give you a hard time, and if you didn't start at the beginning of the yr you actually don't get the full pay, to top it off some states make you do even more work having to go through an induction program. Best advice for someone thinking of going into teaching. Start as a teacher's aid or as a substitute.
My first week and month I was cursed at, threatened, and had to deal with student drug use. Also I've been taking on a second and third job.
What’s the salary at your state?
I genuinely thought I would be able to handle being a teacher. It really is a tough job. It can be rewarding, but the negative moments can crush you sometimes. It is very mentally taxing. It is also very mentally, physically, and emotionally demanding. I’m currently in my first placement, and it is soooo tough. You do not have a lot of time to yourself, and planning becomes your whole life. This video helped me realize that teaching is not for everyone, and I am part of that. It’s ok to change your mind.
Ok I came back, I finished my first placement. I’m now in my second semester and here to say that a lot of things changed for me. I had to separate external factors from the actual job, and I’m glad I did. My supervisor was one of the major problems for my mental health during that time, but it wasn’t the job itself. I actually started to enjoy teaching from the halfway point towards the end. Seriously stick with the first placement and see it through to the end. It you give it a good try, you might find that your opinions and feelings change like mine did.
Teaching is so much tougher than people realize!
So true . Knowing the subject is half the battle
Yes, it is important to have a mental shut off valve to be able to step away. Find time for yourself and to find something that will help you to relax.Students do act differently when there is a full moon, so be prepared when the next one happens. It also helps when you have a supportive principal who never forgets how far he or she has come. A principal is a master teacher and not a master of teachers. Enjoy your week and take care.
I so agree! Thank you!
I love you 🎒😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I think every single program in school should include a placement aspect. It’s so important to be able to go in there and ask all these questions and figure all this stuff out prior to going through all the schooling and becoming fully invested. I know so many people who went through their entire programs and then hated their jobs when they started
Another option is free/significantly cheaper education so that people don’t have to spend so much money just to realize it’s not for them. It creates situations where people literally cannot afford to go back to school in order to change their path
This was really helpful! In my program, they constantly talk about self care and ways to prevent burn out and no matter what job you have, especially if you're constantly "on" like you said, self care is a MUST!!!! Thank you for sharing your tips
I agree!! Thanks so much jeanelle!
This is soooooo on point. It almost brought me to tears. Working all day.. Lord. Teaching gave me anxiety attacks.
I am going to go into my first year of teaching here teaching sixth grade and this video has so many true and helpful talking points. My parent was initially not very supportive when I told them that I wanted to be a teacher and I was met with, “teachers don’t make that much” and “are you sure you would make a good teacher?” Well, that was nearly seven years ago and here I am now. I stuck with the plan and brushed off everyone who met me with reluctance. I’m very nervous for my first year and I know it’s going to be very hard, but I also know that I’m a strong person and I won’t back down no matter how challenging it gets. My biggest goal this year is that I can foster a warm and caring classroom environment where students and I alike will be able to grow from our mistakes
Do you have any feedback about how that year went? Or tips or expectations?
Very nice video. Finishing my 27th year our here in southern California, teaching 5th and/or 6th. I honestly believe I learned far more subbing for two years, than from an intense teacher program and two quarters of student teaching.
Completely agree with this. Substitute teaching is the most thankless job and taught me more about myself than anything else. Students are so honest and that's tough and terrific!
I’m a senior thinking about becoming a teacher but I’m really only interested in being a kindergarten teacher. Is there a possibility my school will require me to teach other grades?
I loved this, super helpful! I'd love to see a video all about behavior management, with strategies you've learned and tried out! ✨
I plan on making that soon!
This video is a goldmine for teachers like me who are looking to switch careers. Your tips on avoiding these mistakes are invaluable. I'll be sharing this with my fellow educator friends who are considering a change. Keep up the fantastic work!
I'm very happy that I have worked as a special education para before deciding to become a teacher. If you can take your state test and do the same I recomend substitute paraing before teaching to learn how to deal with kids one on one.
This makes me think even harder about getting my alternative route to getting education certification!
Hello, I am currently in college majoring in elementary education with a minor in special education and reading. I just recently joined your page and have loved watching your videos. I have learned so much! This video was definitely one of my favorites and was very beneficial for me as a future educator. Do you have any other advice to give to us future teachers? Anything will help! P.s. Thank you for being an amazing teacher! We need more people like you in this world!
Thank you for shedding light on the common mistakes teachers make when seeking jobs outside of education. It's crucial to understand these pitfalls to make a successful transition. Excellent advice!
Love the enthusiasm. Burn out is real. For new teachers, the third year is often fatal. If you make your seventh, you will be a teacher for life.
I’ve been at a private school my whole life and want to do education in private schools but I’m worried about the pay, because private school teachers earn less than public school. But also I want to make people happy and influence others lives, and I feel like at private school you get a deeper connection with your students, even if the pay isn’t as good.
Generally it's the opposite where I'm from! Maybe look up magnet schools.
3:56-4:00 there was a spider in the top right of the video I hope you got it afterwards! Sorry I got side tracked, this video helped out a ton thank you!
Something I would suggest is to get your foot through the door by being a lunch aide or work in sacc. This would give you an idea on how children behave, if you think this could be a job for you, etc.
I love these videos! Even though I'm not even in high school yet, I'm seriously considering becoming a teacher and this just helps me see if I want to or not.
I think being a teacher is the best job in the world! And yes I agree to everything you say on this video!! I love it!
I bet your kids love you. You're really an honest person. 💜 I'm praying to get into school to become a STEM teacher. The idea of living below my means to serve in a less-than lucrative career field has been heavy on my heart recently. Specifically in underprivileged areas. Growing up, I went to a school that seemed to have had unlimited resources, and other schools that had very little of anything for teachers and students!! Seeing and experiencing the difference it can make on both sides of the spectrum gives me enough drive to make a difference. Thanks for your honesty! You provide lots of wisdom as a teacher here.
I love that! You will definitely make a difference! Thank you for being here ❤️
thank you for this! im not going to get myself into so much debt and spend 4 + years of my life on a degree, just to continue to struggle financially. I appreciate the honesty
I’d love to see a video on your experience getting your teaching license in MO! Tests you took, how you prepared, etc.💕
this was so helpful!! i’m in high school and it’s always been my dream to go into teaching! love all your videos!!! they make me so excited to be a teacher myself 😊😊
So exciting! I’m sure you’ll make a great teacher!
I've always wanted to be a teacher, and I'm now a sophomore in highschool who is in the eductors rising program (meaning I get to go out into classrooms and work with kids) and here recently, I've been showing up drained. (Being a full time highschool student, in a musical, taking college classes, and band). So I just want to educate myself as much as I can and pick up a few tips on not showing up drained, etc.
The reason why I’m more interested teaching between nursing because I have more time with my kids especially in the summer break and you are like a star when your students see you they always greet you 🤣
I want to become a teacher, but I cant decide what grade I want to teach. I'm worried I'm not cut out to be a teacher, I'm worried I don't have the strength mentally and physically to do it
You can do anything you put your mind to
do you mean elementary, middle or high school u don’t know which to choose?
for sure i know every elementary grade school chooses what grade u are going to teach!! unless u apply before the school year starts and they have an opening in a certain grade u would like, then it’s ur choice!😊
I am realizing now I don’t have the strength to do this mentally or physically please make a wise decision before you decide. You really have to be a tough, extroverted person
@@neha7690 omg i’m graduating next semester with my associates moving on to uni but i guess i really do need to rethink. i have anxiety and i can be extrovert but there are days where i’m not well. and ofc being a teachers means no off days and always being on your A game. i don’t know if im fit :(
@@neha7690 are u a teacher?
Hey Madison, I'm a first year second grade teacher too. Thank you your insight
I'm an Iranian teacher and i wish best for you
Wonderful video, Madison. I may not have seen you in the classroom, but I think you're a great teacher, and I'm proud of you. Your best is enough. You make a difference. I appreciate you.
Also, I guess it depends on the grade and student, but I never expected my teachers to always be happy and upbeat. I realized they are humans, like me and my family. All I expected was them to keep me alive and teach what they could before I go home. I am happy that you're learning how to balance everything and take care of yourself.
Time, physical, and emotionally demanding; you are so right.
Boundaries is so important. Agreed!
These are some great tips. I loved your suggestion of getting to know people different from you. Understanding diversity and other cultures in so important to building an inclusive and loving classroom environment!
This is rly good ik im still a kid but im already look to my future and u made me want to become it so much also here in ny we earn $31 per hour for a teacher
The teachers I worked with during my 1st year were suck backstabbing back biting women, I ended up resigning. The teacher after me though, she got an undisclosed settlement and glowing letters of recommendation from the predators, then they all got fired! AlwY talk to your union before just quitting.
I’m a teacher in North Carolina. There is no union.
Thank you for your video and sharing the life of a teacher! Also, funds for teachers and students comes from decisions made from state legislators.
I'm a first year teacher and I've been learning so much. Trying to get used to eveything. It's so crazy..
What about teaching WHILE going to school?
Example wouod be me teaching private paid online classes and me taking online courses for something else. Seems like a daunting task but I feel it could be possible.
Yeah it's a profession where u do/think of school stuffs 24/7 even weekends and summer vacation. And still doesn't paid enough.
In our country, govt school teacher (T1) gets paid more or less 500 usd per month. And non govt school teacher gets paid more or less 200 usd.
Teachers often spend some of their salary to buy things for school and some rewards for the students if they did good in class. So teachers are very thankful if someone donates teaching materials to them.
U really need to have a part time job besides teaching to support your living if u want to eat well everyday. What more if u have a family to support, right?
Most places here doesn't even have teaching aid that helps them in preparing for school. So they doing all the works solo. It's not just about teaching but also the research and stuff. And now the govt starts to put mandatory masteral for the teachers (idk if it applies to all but I've read it on reliable source)
My mom is a teacher. And yes, we're struggling especially rn but I think she loves her job so much and she's doing great at it.
Being a child of a teacher isn't easy too, idk if it's just me and my sibs but we didn't get a helping hand from them when it comes to projects and assignments coz they're always busy. They're free time is just a part of summer (2 months of vacation but half a month of organizing students' records and 1 month for preparing for another school yr) so it's like 2 weeks vacation for them. They're really a busy bee. I hope they'll get paid enough so they don't need to get another job. It's so stressful.
Edit: this is for an elementary school teacher (idk about junior and senior high teachers, I kinda know college teachers are paid higher than this coz I have an uncle teaching at a University)
First x this video was amazing. Have a wonderful rest of the day or night everyone x 💗
Thank you!
You are honesty such a role model to me and I hope in life that I become a person like you who is a queen and such a sweet heart also if you see this I hope you have a great day!! 🤪
You’re so kind thank you Lucy ❤️
Just a note.. You can be an EXCELLENT and AMAZING teacher and still be the best wife and mother. HARD but possible 😁
Hate to tell you this, but MOST jobs take out taxes and benefit costs from the paycheck. It’s not just teachers.
It take about 5 years to get it figured out, but they change what you teach, and have to start kind of over again.
Would love a bid on behaviour management soon !
Teachers Aide- all their germs-sickness I’ve caught including Covid from school 😂👍❤️ lots of multi vitamins to stay healthy.
Hello. Please, Could you help me with these: What career should I study in order to become a Spanish teacher in United States? Bachelor in education or there is something specific for Spanish lessons? Thanks in advance for the information you could give me.
My question is a as a single, childless woman .. am I able to travel at least 2x in the year with this salary ?? I’m in Utah and want to go in this career but I love traveling and snorkeling so I’m hoping I have enough money to at least travel 2x in a year 🥺 mostly in the summer or holidays I’m thinking?
#11 I wish I knew that you have to have thick skin when dealing with parents.
True!!
I don't know I've worked three cubical jobs and each of them I had supervisors breathing down my neck so bad I couldn't stop to breath at all.
The last one I left back in november because my boss threatened to fire me over and over and also complained about me taking my breaks which I sorely needed.
Hi, in the video you said you were going to link the books about behavior but I don't see the links. Is there any way you can add those? Or say the name of the ones that you recommend? Thanks!
*Me trying to focus* also me:AWW THE DOG OMG ITS SO ADORABLE
Do not make a decision to go after one year; give it some time.
Fantastic video. Keep going
Thank you!
All my professors in my liberal studies program have told students how the first year will be hard.
This was very helpful! In the future, maybe make the videos longer so us audience can make sure we can read the whole thing.
I’m in my second year of BA in family studies and human development for teachers college after. I’m so scared I’m not in the right path. How can I get more experience being in a new city? I’m scared I’m not prepared enough or ready
Hi from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
I feel bad for American teachers ahaha in Australia they are pretty well paid!
Pretty much every major country pays their teacher better and treats them as professionals and society at large has more respect for them. Not the US sadly no surprise the US ranks the lowest among those countries when it comes to student results. We are backwards but not surprise since we still don't use the metric system.
really? i’m about to graduate so thanks for the heads up! haha i might consider moving there
i’m just scared of the bugs that everyone talks about lol
I'm forma Argentina and let me tell you here the teachers aren't paid as much as they deserve. Here the teacher has to paid for everything and also a person without studies earn more
I'm a junior high school teacher and i've been teaching english as a foreign language fo 12 years . I feel really exausted 😢😢😢l love teaching but the working conditions are awful .the laws set by the government are against teachers and totally for the favour of pupils 😢😢
GOOD NIGHT MISS MADISON. I WORK IN MY ACADEMY TEACHING ENGLISH & CASTELLANO. CAN I WORK IN USA TEACHING ENGLISH & CASTELLANO.
Hi Madison, great contents. Your absolutely right that teaching is a rewarding feeling at the end of the day whenever we know that we did the best and all the students still have smiles on their faces. You have mentioned instructor who trains school teachers, who may I talk to in applying for that kind of position? Also, will the school district allow training instructors to have additional jobs else where such as in education? By the way, your dogs are very adorable. I hope to find out what kind of dogs they are so I may purchase one for my little ones.
Hi 🙋🏻♀️ I’m looking for the books on behavior management, can you direct me to the links please?
Loves this video! What are some books on behavior management?
Graduating with my bachelors in education this december, starting a credentialing and M.ed program shortly after! Thanks for the tips!
Amazing.. Sooo helpful video.. Thanks!
It made me very sad to hear "there's no changing that" for teacher salaries, I wish it could change because teachers should be paid so much more for the work they do. It's a service most people need as kids and for their kids.
Hello there, your video was so insightful.
I am a new resident of Alberta, considering getting a job in teaching after setting down.
Please can you help with where I can get information on the teacher's retirement or pension.
Thanks a lot.
my sister wants to be a teacher... hope this helps her :)))
Amazing video love you ❤️💕
Between retirement, health insurance, taxes, and union dues I don't even see almost half of my paycheck
Would you say you’re introverted or extroverted?!
You can be a teacher as either one.
YOu might want to look at Masters in TESOL(Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
Love you too ❤❤❤
In terms of making less money, do a passive income side hustle that wont require much time.
Hi Madison! I loved your video!🤗 I was wondering which books you recommended for kiddo behavioral management?
I've never read books. So not sure what to tell you, I always get complimented by other teacher of my classroom management but not by since I don't put up with kids mess. When my colleagues sub for me they see how good my class is. What works for one person doesn't work for another and what might work for you doesn't mean it for for your admin. If it's your first yr or two they know your knew and will rough you up, it's not your management style its the kids being kids.
Thank you so much for this
What collage did you go to and what were some of the struggles there
I’m in grad school to get my teaching license. It’s my first semester and I’m already looking these things up. I’m scared I’m not cut out for it. I struggle with depression, and I’m afraid I can’t be present every day like I should because I am low energy a lot of time. Im not always extroverted, and need time to not talk. I also want a job where I don’t have to put a smile on constantly and talk. Im studying to teach k-3. Anyone here able to tell me what to do? HELP.
Maybe guidance counselor or literacy coach?
Maybe you should be a high school teacher instead. Older students don't expect teachers to be cheerful all the time, so maybe you won't have the pressure of putting on a smile.
Thank you 😊
Hello Madison! I am a PSEO student and have committed to being a special education teacher. I was wondering if you could give me your book recommendations for behavior management as you mentioned in the video. I appreciate the things you have shared.
ahhh did you guys see that on the top right corner?? 3:58 is that a spider lol
What are the books on behavioral issues?
I live in Italy and my son is in his 3 grade. He has 30 hours of school. He has 5 diffetent teachers. One for english, one for scienze and math. One for italian , music , art, story. Onother for religion and another geografy.
That sounds like he’s in a good school and the curriculum must be great.
I want to be a teacher so bad. I grew up in an abusive household so I think those life experiences will give me the skills I need for the position. I dropped out of highschool to take care of my disabled mother and I don't even know how I'd begin trying to get into college.
You're right. Trauma in your childhood will help you be more sympathetic and better able to identify potential problems your students might have and not be disclosing to you.
3:58 on the right side let’s not ignore the spider
This is a long comment but here goes. Well, I think the United States in particular values people socially based on their professions earning potential. For example, every time I criticize Elon Musk for example, I am usually met with, "well if you're so smart you'd be as rich as him". This trend continued for celebrities as well. It is well known that teachers are underpaid, so I bet people assume, higher pay=more difficult, high IQ, and low paying=brainless, "a monkey can do your job" type mindset. So people see this 35-45k starting type of pay and they assume it is "glorified babysitting. Our society focuses on profit margins and money, so that is exactly why we habe a culture of "choose a STEM degree because they can be MONETIZED" while we are then told sternly "humanities degrees don't pay, you'll be flipping burgers". Around 2011 or 2012, a local university near me noticed a huge uptick in Computer Science majors. By the end of the year they clocked a 90% average dropout rate, which is about where Engineering major dropout rates are for the same school. I suspect that the uptick was because everyone told these students "this is the hottest degree right now", and it is in some ways. But most didn't know what they were getting themselves into. I bet they tried for the money. Software engineers earn more on average than mechanical engineers, but nobody in their RIGHT MIND thinks CS is harder. Similar level of difficulty, just different. I took a WW2 history class once, and it was MUCH harder than I thought. But everyone thinks History majors are easy simply because they dont require much math besides maybe precalc and stat 1. And it is no mystery that there are not enough Museums to hire everyone who wants to work in them. But there is yet another big reason teachers are getting flack. CONSPIRACY THEORIES. Lots of people think that George Soros is controlling a lot of schools and that "The Leftists have taken over education to brainwash us." A lot of his comes from Alex Jones who has only become more popular. They believe that Drug companies have bought out all the chemistry departments, that atheists can taken over philosophy departments, and that the biological scinces are "political". I would be surprised if you haven't heard some comments like these by now. I actually mentioned this in a class to a teacher amd he said he has heard people tell him that too. Brought out a good chuckle as well.
Long story short, a lot of people think teachers a propaganda machines meant to "promote" Evolution, LGBTQ+ "agendas", Marxism(UCBerkeley gets accused of this alot), etc. These are the same people you may hear talking about "forced diversity" or say phrases like "shoving the gay agenda down our throats".
I know I am ranting a bit, hut I used to be one of those people. But now I have done a complete 180.
How long did it take you to become a teacher
Thank you for your tips, I found them so useful. 🤞teachers wages go up.
It’s just not fair after all what teachers been through to get a degree and they didn’t paid much. They should pay teachers that they deserved because they mold children’s mind and children is our future.
I have no idea how to save money. God help us
I'm from Missouri
☘ Awesome! 🙂👏🏻🌻🌿 The best
We say that Teachers. Need handsome salary Many times people say Fairness for all
Most teachers here in Barbados get $4,500.00 a month.