Career questions tagged education
How hard is it to pass your PE(Professional Engineer)test?
How much studying is required to do well?
How can I successfully relate things around my surrounding to teach Quadratic Equations for Junior Secondary School students that will cause for easy understanding ?
How can I successfully relate things around my surrounding to teach Quadratic Equations for Junior Secondary School students that will cause for easy understanding?
Any advice for a rising High School Senior?
I start my senior year soon! What are some things you wish you did, or would advise someone on to do. Can be anything
How Many NAHQ CPHQ Practice Questions Should I Solve Before the Exam?
I am starting my NAHQ CPHQ exam preparation and I am confused about how many CPHQ practice questions I should solve before I book the real exam. Some people say a few hundred is enough, others say I need to solve many more. For those who have already taken the NAHQ CPHQ exam, how many CPHQ exam questions did you practice before you felt ready? Did you first solve CPHQ questions topic by topic, or did you go straight to full-length practice tests? I also want to know what kind of NAHQ CPHQ study material worked best for you.I have used Udemy before for other courses, but while preparing for the CPHQ exam, I also came across Pass4Success as a resource for CPHQ exam questions.Did you use practice tests from platforms like these, or only books and notes? I am not sure if I should use something like that or only free materials. My main worry is wasting time on low-quality CPHQ exam questions that do not match the real exam. If you had to start again, how would you plan your practice to pass the CPHQ exam on the first attempt?
Forensic vs Crininology vs Criminal Psychology?
If one wants to be something like an investigative psychologist, which degree is better? If I want to look at crime scenes and solve them, but don't want to do blood/dna/ hormone research and all and don't want to be involved with science at all, but I also don't want to dwell much on the 'Why' part. Like, I would love to figure it out, 'interview the suspect and figure out their motives or if they are telling the truth or a lie,' and wanna work on such cases (especially the interview). Which of the two fields would suit the above criteria better? Also, pls tell the difference and importance of the three fields.
College Applications/Schools List Deciding Career?
Hello I am a rising senior; I am wondering if anybody could give me advice on college applications. I live in Florida and I feel like staying in state would be a reasonable choice especially since it is expensive to go out of state. I want to major in Psychology and become a licensed psychologist. I am almost done completing my associate degree in high school. It would allow less money to pay for college. But I heard by my family that I should at least reach for some big schools out of state but I am unsure whether too. I have a couple listed but wondering if I should not apply for them. I will be applying for all universities in Florida and right now I have UT Austin, University of Georgia, University of Tennessee, Texas A&M, UT Dallas (I choose to put 3 schools in Texas since I really liked the atmosphere and the city there when I visited family). If anybody was in my position during college application season or decided to stay in state in Florida instead. What advice/guidance would you give? Also it would be really helpful if anybody majored in psychology and had any experiences of choosing a school in Florida that helped flourish their career.
How can I connect early childhood education to psychology and criminal justice?
I am interested mainly in early childhood education as it fits in with work i have done but also psychology. What can I work towards and what is a good career path for me?
How important is M.S.Ed. program name recognition in Instructional Design?
I would like to get a Master's degree in instructional design, with the goal of getting skills for being hired. How important would it be to pursue a program with a well-known, prestigious program, like Purdue? Are employers just looking for the presence of a Master's degree, or are they looking for degrees from specific universities?
How do I study for the IB ECO HL?
I am scoring a 5 in my eco term 2 finals , my teacher is extremely partial but I need a 7 , does anyone have notes or any resources and help to understand the formats and all and every tip is much appreciated.
if my strength's are helping others and my hobbies are reading, what types of careers or industries might best fit me?
I have a interest in helping people and providing
What to do now?
I am in grade 11 currently, and I wanted to know what I should do to build a better and more secure future for myself. Note that my major is engineering and my minor is computer science
What can I expect in a career like non-partisan policy analysis?
I am a 15 year old and I enjoy researching in my down time and a drive to solve world issues. In my recent dive into future careers, I found out about a policy analyst career, which I found interesting and, perhaps, too good to be true. I would like to ask professionals about the positives and negatives of getting into non-partisan analysis, which path is best for both my interests in social/environmental issues, and what skills I might need to develop as a current 9th grader, going into 10th grade. A lot of details would be highly appreciated.
How do I do harmless chemistry expiriments at home?
I like to learn more about chemistry and i want to make some at home so just materials and guid lines in how to do them at home.
What is the best career right now?
What is the best career for those who are in high school right now?
What types of part-time jobs, volunteer opportunities, or entry level positions should I look into during college to build a strong foundation for working with the youth?
I am majoring in history and minoring in psychology.
Redirecting a classroom?
For any teachers or classroom aids I am curious what you find to be the best way to redirect students after becoming distracted, what kind of strategies do you use and are they different depending on how many students get distracted?
Incoming Elementary Major?
#Spring 26 Hello! I'm an incoming freshman. My major is Elementary Education. I was wondering... What are some things that you wished you knew before majoring in education, applying to be a teacher, or even while teaching? And what would you recommend for someone who struggles with self esteem and introvertness. My goal was to be the type of teacher where students can feel supported and heard. Especially ones who struggles in school whether academically or socially or mentally.
What is the best way to ensure a good salary as a future teacher?
I am a college student studying secondary education (language arts). I know that most teachers do not make the best salary, and I was looking for advice on what I can do to make that salary higher. I know that most schools pay more for teachers with a higher education level. Should I choose to pursue more than a bachelors degree in order to increase my possible salary? Should I try and study other subject areas? Should I look into become a club leader or a sports coach? Or something else entirely?
Are there advancement opportunities available for teachers who love their job and students but also want something more financially sustainable long term? #Spring26
My goal has always been to become a teacher and work with students but much of the advice I have received says that it is not wise for a long term career. This is something that I am willing to do anyway because it is a passion of mine but I do wonder if there are or will be any advancement opportunities for current and future teachers. Thank-you. #Spring26
What is the most important thing to do freshman year of college? Should I focus more on academics and do everything to have a 4.0 GPA, or be more leaned back and put more effort into meeting new people? #Spring26
I am a senior in high school and doing well in school comes pretty easy to me. I normally don't study for tests too long, but still get A's and high B's. I am committed to Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi through the PSA program and majoring in Hospitality Management on the Event Planning track.
What are some ways to differentiate between following the child and neglecting to teach core skills in a Montessori classroom?
I am a psychology major hoping to earn my Montessori infant/toddler certification after I complete my bachelor's degree.
What is the best classroom management technique?
What is the best classroom management technique? I've seen educators calmly gather the attention of the classroom and I would like to know how. I am currently substitute teaching to gain experience but sometimes the classroom gets out of my control, and it sure is a struggle to get it back. #Spring26
What are the requirements to become a teacher for an Elementary Education student ?
As a Junior majoring in Elementary Education, that passion has developed into a clear purpose: becoming a teacher who inspires, supports, and uplifts the next generation. My academic journey, leadership roles, and community involvement have all strengthened my commitment to this path and prepared me to make a meaningful impact in the classroom. Throughout my time at Clinton College, I have built a diverse skill set that spans education, student support services, wellness, and community health. These experiences have shaped me into a well‑rounded student leader who understands the importance of nurturing both the academic and personal well‑being of young learners. I believe that teaching extends far beyond delivering lessons; it requires empathy, patience, cultural awareness, and the ability to meet students where they are. My involvement on campus has allowed me to practice these qualities daily. I have had the privilege of serving as a TRIO Orientation Leader and a Clinton College Orientation Leader, roles that taught me how to guide, mentor, and support new students as they transition into college life. These positions strengthened my communication skills, leadership abilities, and confidence in working with diverse groups of students. Additionally, my participation in the Clinton College Gospel Choir, Drumline, and Royal Court has allowed me to represent my institution with pride while contributing to a vibrant campus community. These organizations have taught me discipline, teamwork, and the importance of showing up with excellence in everything I do. I am also honored to be a recipient of both the Clinton College Gospel Choir Scholar and Clinton College Drumline Scholar awards. These recognitions reflect my dedication, work ethic, and commitment to balancing academic success with extracurricular involvement. They remind me that when I invest fully in my passions, I can achieve more than I ever imagined. My previous experience in customer service and childcare has further prepared me for a career in education. Through these roles, I learned how to remain patient under pressure, communicate effectively with families, and create supportive environments for children. These skills translate directly into the classroom, where teachers must be adaptable, compassionate, and attentive to the needs of every student. Receiving this scholarship would not only support my educational goals but also empower me to continue developing as a future educator. I am committed to using my education, leadership experience, and passion for service to create a positive and inclusive learning environment for my future students. I believe that every child deserves a teacher who believes in them, and I am determined to be that teacher.
How can I make teaching more fun?
I'm going into my first year of college but I want to know how to make teaching more fun. I want to be a chill but a strict teacher while having fun with students. Any advice?
Should you try getting a job related to something you're passionate about, or will it ruin it for you?
I've seen a handful of artists say things about how having jobs where they have to make art constantly has made them stop liking it. I was wondering if this is a common way for people to end up feeling. I also would like to know if it's only in the creatives, or if things like sports, engineering, healthcare, etc have the same problem. Should I/others looking for a job still try pursuing something we're passionate about, or will we end up hating our interest? I would like to have multiple perspectives on this, so even if you have very little to say I would genuinely appreciate you sharing what you do have. I wanna see all of the different opinions people have about this, it'll help me a lot.
How to apply for teaching jobs?
When applying for high school history teacher jobs, what are schools specifically looking for in candidates? I want to work at an inner city school, what experiences and qualifications do schools in cities look for?
What matters more? Education or experience?
I am currently a high school senior and plan to go into college to become a physical therapist, this question lingered on my mind if the experience in the field matters more than the education you learn in the classroom. Essentially I am wanting to see if hands-on and physically learning about physical therapy is better than learning from the books.
I want to become a theater teacher, but I also don’t want to give up performing. How do people balance teaching with continuing to act or perform professionally?
I’m a high school senior interested in both theater and education. I’ve been involved in theater for a few years and have been in many productions. I'm planning to pursue a major in education with a minor in theater in college.