I was a asist. monitor a few months ... Then a teacher told me to become a Librab. i don't known what should i choose 2 be ...
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Stick with being assitant monitor.  There seems to be little growth or promotion opportunities beyond Head Librarian.
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why not...depends on wat u want to do. the first step is to find out wat it is u want to do apart from books. then find oyut if u can do it at home and if it will be worth your while...and u r in business. always have a plan B. gud luck!
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Ask yourself why you suddenly want the change from a useful degree to one more abstract? Languages are good to study, as is literature... but how will you feed your children and your future self if your pursue literature? As an academic librarian, I ask this question back to you!
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I'd choose something art related. Or a combination of all. That's what I'm currently doing. I have a degree in Psych, do photography on the side for my own enjoyment ( I was just beginning to freelance but my darkroom and the local arts guild dissolved), and I teach arts and crafts at an after school program. Of course, with the degree, I do more than just arts and crafts at work. I also run some life skills groups, assist with homework during the school year and etc. Plus, I also get paid to play games like basketball, pool, board games and etc when we don't have a lot of kids. It's awesome!\nAnd since I lost my darkroom and studio, I'm now playing with collage art, art journaling, mixed media, candle making and etc on the side. And selling related art supplies on ebay as well. There's soooo much one can do if one really is interested in something!!!! \nTry to find something that incorporates a lot of your likes and loves....DON'T get tied down to some horrible job just for the pay. And, if you do go into pscych, social work, or some other related field, there's ALWAYS a way to incorporate art into your work...without returning to school and wasting $$ on an art therapy degree...unless you definitely plan on doing art therapy at a special facility somewhere....Just do what you enjoy and don't make yourself miserable doing something you don't like. And if you can't incorporate everything you enjoy into one job, ,make sure you leave enough down time for yourself to work on side projects.
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I'd say your best bet would be to give up your profession.\nAnd get into the grind for youself.  You know what 'they' say.  Experience is the best teacher.  Than you'd surely know how to keep your bitches ignorant and happy at the same time.
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sylvan learning.  is she in the seventh grade? i am.  my school offers this thing called skills tutor, i'm not sure if it's there too,  tell her good luck
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"When the student is ready, the teacher appears."\n\nI think that you recognized and prized this girl's perspective (for want of a better word) because her values reflected, or helped you identify, your own. \n\nThere's a lot to be said for calm reflective evaluation rather than snap judgements.\n\nYou were lucky to have been exposed to this wise person when you were.\n\nCompassion seems to be a prominent theme in all the major religions. It seems to me that fanactics and politicians twist the doctrines and the scriptures to suit their own devices. They are not representative of the "religion" as a whole. \n\nI could go on and on, but I won't :-))\n\nI, personally, enjoy your bright, open-minded outlook as reflected in your posts here. You seem (to me, for what it is worth) to be a true "seeker."
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well i know everybody will be telling u that go by ur interest and u urself r not exactly sure whre ur interests lie.\n\nin that case i will advise u to take up science because if u take up science u will have a lot of career opportunities in the future.  thre will be more options for u.\n\nand whats more if u decide to switch streams sometime in the future(but see this as only the last option) u can do it after taking up science but not with commerce.
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My aunt had a friend in law school who was visually impaired.  She went to work for a civil rights group, of course.\n\nYou can take your bar and practice law, you can take it or not and work in consulting, you can take it or not and teach.  Either way you could do wonders with doing low pay or pro bono work for civil rights and discrimination cases.\n\nI plan to work for a non-profit group and maybe for DSS helping protect the Innocent and prosecute the deserving.  (Yeah, at least I am going to try my darnedest)\n\nYour being visually impaired is really not a factor in your possible career choices.  Choose whatever you want to do.
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There are career planning tests you can take. Ask your advisor to recommend a couple or check at your library for books that have these tests in them. \n\nYou have a lot of interests and it's not impossible to combine them into one job- teaching art, doing art therapy, for examples. \nEven if you don't have an art component to your work, you can still do it as a hobby.
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"suggest me new best places"???  I'd say, back to school for English 101 and 102, for beginners... you spent those years going to school for that degree without a clue of what you wanted to do with it when  you graduated? I'd suggest filling out applications at all the fast food restaurants you pass on your way to LaLa Land. LMAO
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When I went to college studying math education, I minored in psychology.  Then I did graduate work in Guidance.  My first teaching job was in a very small high school were I taught math and also served as a counselor.  I quickly realized that I was not mature enough to be a counselor and that teaching math was the career for me.   I have had several opportunities to return to counseling, but I couldn't see leaving the math classroom.\n     The point is, these two jobs require radically different personalities and skills in working with students.  I would hope that things like amount of homework to be graded would not influence such an important decision.  \n      What should  you really consider?  Do you love your chosen subject?  Are you comfortable in front of a class?  How do you feel about the administrative responsiblities that are associated with the guidance position?  Do you have special skills that make you successful in working one on one with students who are experiencing problems?  These are the kinds of questions that you should consider when making  these life changing decisions.
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don't go for great things. you can change the world,one student...ja that is enough. if you can change one slowly you can change many and the one who accepted your vision will spread to the world. first you begin, slowly everything will be OK. I appreciate your initiative. hardly find teacher like you. many get salary and do nothing.
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not me, but how about we take courses at the same time.  I was wanting either:  Medical office assistant, Medical Administrative assistant, or just administrative assistant.  I got the pamphlet from Saskatoon Business College.  These are the only ones that I am interested in that they offer my other choices are:   Legal Admin Assistant, Accounting, Computer accounting technician, info tech specialist, business admin, financial services assistant.  Don't worry, I won't take the medical office assistant one if you don't want me to, dork.  I am not going to copy you.  Even if I did take it, it wouldn't be because I am copying, Amber!  I just need to further my education and that one has the least amount of math in the course.  I just want a steady income that involves as little math as possible!
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You have to decide WITCH path you want to follow.  I assume you are an adult.  WITCHEVER one gives you a greater sense of power, go with.
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If you want to make the article more interesting, ask something about before she was a math teacher. Before college even. What she originally wanted to be when she was young, and what led to this career choice. Or ask if she has a personal motto for herself.
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hmmmmmm...... the most funny thing is,, YOU WANT TO HAVE INTEREST IN STUDIES!!! HAHAHAH!!\n\nok ok!!\nJust read ur sylabus books as ur reading a fictional story book . You dont need to mug up anything! just UNDERSTAND wat the book is trying to say . i guess after understanding u may be able 2 write it on ur own language........ trust me ..it'will work!!