Inside Job
1. When you were young, what did you want to be when you grew up? happy
2. Did you ever pursue that career? I didn't think in terms of career
3. If you are not in that field, what changed? I suppose I am
4. What is your current job? I teach high school social studies
5. What's the best part of what you do? creativity... and laughing every day
6. Do you have plans to do something else down the road? no, but I think I should
7. How did you get your present job? If you are a stay at home mom, how long did you need to plan that move? I actually got hired to teach part-time social studies, part-time English/Language Arts as a one-year position but during that year, a social studies teacher retired and I got moved into that position
8. Did your parents influence your choices of jobs over the years? not so much telling me what to do, but my dad was a high school English/Language Arts teacher
9. What advice would you give your children on careers? make sure there is room to grow as a person
5 comments:
You cannot do better than laughing everday! I bet you're a great teacher. Happy Saturday...
So many times kids are just focused on going to college that they forget to be kids.
Laughing is the best medicine & keeps all the gunk away!
Enjoy your weekend!
Here's mine:
http://thebookresort.blogspot.com/2009/10/saturday-9-inside-job.html
Having room to grow is so important. Have a happy Saturday :)
I didn't know your dad was a teacher! What about your sibs?
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