Can anyone project what a kid will become in life for a career when he/she is about 10 years old?
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no, depending on their experiences in high school it may influence how they decide. Many adults still don't know what they want for a career.
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A kid with a bright future ahead of him.
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You actually never really know if you are in the right career.  You just make the best choices at the time.  And in today's world someone just starting out in the world of work can expect to change careers a few times.  My daughter who is 30, is going through her second career change now.  Another daughter who is 28 is about to enter her second career.  And two daughters who are in their 30's are well into second and third careers.\n\nAnd do you know something else?  I am retired, a grandma, and I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up!!  So don't worry about it too much and just get on with what feels right for now.
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It all depends on the student's unique talents and interests. Often people with Asperger's Syndrome have a special interest area that could become a career. According to Dr. Temple Grandin, a college professor who has autism, "many children with autism are good at drawing, art and computer programming. These talent areas should be encouraged. I think there needs to be much more emphasis on developing the child's talents. Talents can be turned into skills that can be used for future employment."\n\nI would also recommend considering a job that has a reasonably high degree of structure, predictability, and allows the person opportunities to work alone.  \n\nA great book about this topic is "Developing Talents: Careers for Individuals with Asperger Syndrome and High-Functioning Autism" by Temple Grandin, Kate Duffy, and Tony Attwood. This book is excellent; I highly recommend it.\n\nHere are some additional resources that I hope can help.\n\nWebsites:\n\n"Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew" by Ellen Notbohm - http://www.southflorida.com/sfparenting/sfe-sfp-autism,0,6196233.story\n\nWebsite of Paula Kluth, Ph.D. - http://www.paulakluth.com/autism.html\n\nPositively Autism (free online magazine) - http://www.positivelyautism.com\n\nTeaching Tips for Children and Adults with Autism by Temple Grandin, Ph.D. - http://www.autism.org/temple/tips.html\n\nBooks:\n\n"Your Life is Not a Label: A Guide to Living Fully with Autism and Asperger's Syndrome" by Jerry Newport\n\n"You're Going to Love This Kid!: Teaching Students With Autism in the Inclusive Classroom" By Paula Kluth \n\n"Not Even Wrong: Adventures in Autism" By Paul Collins \n\nAny book by Temple Grandin
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That's something I'm interested in doing.  There is many choices to go into.\n\nPsychology\nTherapist\nDrug and rehab counselor\nWork with troubled Youth\nFinancial help\nI'm going into law, to possibly help in child cases, as a Guardian-ad-lit-em  Which is a "child lawyer" You work one on one with a child and help decide where they belong.\n\nThere is many thing you can get into.  Good Luck!!\nj
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It probably depends on what you want to be when you grow up
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I talked to a psychic friend of a coworker back in 1979. She told me I would get full custody of my daughter(I was going through a divorce at the time) and that shwe would grow up to be like a "female knight in shining armor" for me and that she would have theatrical and musical talent. My daughter was only five at the time and this woman had never seen her. All her predictions were true.
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What does he like to do?  Remember... he doesn't have to pick a career now for the rest of his life.  I've chosen several different careers in my life since college (I'm now 45).  As we change, our interests and desires change.  Give him time.
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I don't know her, but I will help you as much as I can.\n\nWhat will help her make her career decision is for her to know what she is good at (ex. music, science, working with computers) and what she likes to do (ex. sewing, helping others, cooking). Using these pieces of information, she can use them to help her decide. Soem examples are below:\n\n-If she likes sewing or is good at sewing, she could decide she wants to be one of those people who make clothes\n-If she likes Physics or is interested in space, she could decide to be an astronomer\n-If she likes and is good at music, she could decide to be a music teacher\n-If she likes cooking, she could decide to be a chef at a restaurant\n-If she likes writing stories, she could decide to be an author\n-If she's good at math and science, she could decide to be an engineer\n\nGet it?
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Ask advice from those who are around your same age, same goals, dreams, etc.  Take awhile and find out if its what "YOU" really want to do, and can you do your best at it and be  successful at it in the future?
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Slowly.  Your body can't do the things it could 10 years ago.  It also breaks a little easier.  Start small and don't expect your skill level to be the same.  But yeah, I see no reason why you wouldn't if that's something you want to do.
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look in industry magazines.  College libraries tend to have a fair number of them.  Dice.com also has some info on career futures.
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It depends.\n\nIf you aren't married by 30 and you wanted to be married, have a family and a great career, you are in for a disappointment.\n\nIf you are married by 30 and aren't happy with your marriage, family, and career, you are pretty much stuck.  Unless you want to spend another 10 years getting started in life.\n\nIf you are 30, single, happy, great career, and that's where you wanted to be, then life for you is great.\n\nI am almost 30, been married twice, first hubby died, I divorced second due to abuse, but, now I am in a great career with excellent benefits of growing with the company, pleanty of travel.  I am happy and loving it!  I like the fact that I am not settled down with the burdens of life as a married person is, I don't have boundaries because of a simple piece of paper.  So needless to say, I would not change anything right now in my life.\n\nBut, it is a matter of choice and how a person wants to live and what quality of life they want.  Not everyone is the same.
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Ideas for a career:\n\nGraphic Designer\nWebsite Designer\nIT specialist\nMultimedia specialist
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My son is great with kids--hope this is what you mean.  Maybe you'll be a teacher!!
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I'm 28 and just became a mom - my goals haved changed a bit - but I'm more motivated - I want to run my own bussiness selling baby items that I make - and I plan to write children's books and get back into singing and writing songs - I also have a ton of ideas for some inventions I'd like to get out there- I've been sort of a slacker and party-er in my twenties - now its time to get serious - I have a daughter, a step-son and Fiance' to think about - I want us to be able to live life to the fullest and that's exactly what I'm going to do -I dont want to have to struggle like my folks had to from time to time and niether does my Fiance'- I know my family (not just me ) will be a success. And I plan on becoming the most amazing ,loving and fun mommy ever
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Nobody knows the future. Make good choices and ur future will be much nicer though. Good Luck