Jerry Tingstad

I'm trying to figure out a back-up plan from being a librarian, and I think archiving would be perfect for me. However, I'm trying to find niche/lesser-known duties of that career to see if I truly would enjoy all parts of it. Thanks!

When heading into a history-focused career, were there things that didn't make sense that should have or that should've been explained better to students?

When students are struggling in their classes or if there is some advice you wish you'd heard when you were going through studies or jobs.

I'm looking into history majors and wanted some advice on what classes I should and should not invest in to stay on track.

I am a junior in high school interested in psychology, criminal justice, art, and history. I am not sure which one in particular to be honest, but I'm not sure whether I should be seeking volunteer hours, a job, or an internship. I already am in some honors societies (NAHS & NHS) which I get...

What path in studies and all should I pursue if I plan to become a detective(like in law enforcement, probably like CID/CBI/FBI, etc.), (without being a patrol officer and all first, and then taking the long-term journey?) Also, will the same path work out for an investigative psychologist? If...

I would be teaching elementary education in Minnesota most likely. My coaching would be hands on which takes more time than just setting up drills for your players and saying, "Hey, go do this and do your own VOD reviews". A VOD review is when you go through past games and point out mistakes in...

Should I start gathering things such as books and classroom materials now or later in college? My family has lots of early elementary level books that they were considering getting rid of

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?

Hi, I'm fresh out of high school, and I love all kinds of art, art history, cultural and ethnic studies, and history. I love making art myself, as well, and learning about other groups of people. I am thinking I want to go into Museum Curation. Wondering what steps you took to get into this...

Graduating Senior at John Jay College, BA in Humanities and Justice

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...

My major allows me to work in either environments but I’m curious to know what each is like. Which has better benefits short-term and long-term?

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 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....

I hope to pursue a career in public policy, foreign affairs, or international relations, but don't want to lose my love for filmmaking, writing, the outdoors, and more. #Spring26

I would probably prefer to teach Kindergarten or even TK. I plan to transfer to a UC or Cal State for my bachelor's degree.

I am a high school senior and am going to college to be an elementary educator. I am working really hard to go to a school that I think will benefit me the most and give me the best education. This comes with a big sacrifice because I would have to put aside things that I like to do or want to...

How can I combat potential future burnout as a prospective elementary teacher? I see so many elementary teachers quit <5 years into teaching and I want to prevent this.

I just want to know what my options are. Teaching is definitely an option, but I want to know what are some other options.

I am a current high school senior and will be attending college in the fall to receive an elementary education degree. School comes fairly easily to me, so I am concerned about what comes after school. I know that there are plenty of opportunities for education jobs in my area, but I am...

I'm a freshmen in college about to go into my sophomore year, i'm an elementary school education major and seeking help or advice on how to become a good teacher and role model for my future students.

It's been a few years since I've had to study for school, and I would love tips and tricks that have worked for other students.

I want to be an elementary school teacher and I want to become more involved with programs that might support that. I also am hoping to get a job during the school year.

As a prospective government major at William and Mary, would it be wise to include a major or a minor in business? My thoughts were that an additional focus in a slightly more technical field would make me more competitive and add job security, and I would love some additional insight into...

because I'm not gonna need to learn about Greek gods to be a lawyer so I feel some courses are not very useful.

Hello! I am in school as an elementary education major & I was wondering what the process is like after graduating college to become a teacher? Do I have to student teach before becoming an actual teacher?

Specifically for STEM majors, and just clubs

I am afraid I will get homesick and will be too far away to come home easily.

I am a Freshman in college, I am pursuing my dream of becoming an elementary education teacher. I want to be sure to to ensure teaching mastery for all students, to help with that, understanding advice now and being able to apply it to my knowledge and future teaching will be beneficial.