Why should I go into teaching?

Answer 1

Ask yourself this first -- are you a Teacher already?

We all fit into some archetype or various reflections of archetypes. Shepards, Leaders, Teachers, Scholars, Mothers, Mechanics, Victims, Tillers of the Soil, Students.

Know thyself. And then follow your path.

Odds are, since you are asking, you are a Teacher already!

Answer 2

You shouldn't unless there's something in it for you. Why are teachers the only employed wage earners who are expected, by society, to give of themselves selflessly? Then we wonder why our U.S. public schools are behind the rest of the world. You might want to go to a country where you can still teach but not be expected to act like Mother Teresa in order to do a good job.

Answer 3

So U can share your ideas with people. Teaching is a ery nobel vocation but least respected.

Answer 4

because it is a noble profession.every moment u teach will be included as invocation. teachers r supposed as father/mother of the nation

Answer 5

because it is a worthwhile job and other people need to learn skills. Young people need teachers who teach and talk with them, not at them.

Answer 6

If you're asking this question, you probably shouldn't.

A good teacher is BORN, not MADE, and the money isn't good enough for the job to be worthwhile unless you're passionate about it.

Answer 7

so you can influence people a teacher never knows where or when their influence or lesson stop, because they keep going on for generations.

Answer 8

Because you like to be frustrated, underpaid, and underappreciated

Answer 9

Because you want to... that's the only valid reason. If you are unsure, don't do it!

Answer 10

no idea