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Teaching Philosophy Statement

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I decided to pursue a career as a teacher because I can’t remember a time where I wanted to do any other job more. It is easy to become discouraged about going into education because teachers don’t make the most money and they aren’t always valued as much they should be. People constantly remind me of the “downfalls” of being a teacher but it has never scared me away. I figure that those people don’t have what it takes to be an educator. I think that all students deserve to have a teacher that chooses to be there everyday because they genuinely care about seeing them succeed. I am passionate about becoming a teacher because I want to make a difference in my students’ lives. Too often I hear about people choosing to major in education because

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