Life Leads to Many Different Choices :: Science Teachers Teaching Education Essays

Life Leads to Many Different ChoicesIve always had a cognise for science. When I was young I wanted to be a scientist. As I got older I wanted to become a doctor, and now Im pursuing a degree in teaching. Being a scientist wouldve been the best thing in the world. I used to go step forwardside, catch bugs and con them. Id look at rocks and try to figure out what they were made of. Id take stuff apart to figure out how it worked or what it was made of. One year I got a microscope kit for Christmas. Id sit for hours looking at stuff under the microscope. I looked at everything under that microscope from bugs found in the yard to leaves from trees, even just a small plain sheet of paper. I wanted to be a scientist and work at NASA during that period of my life.When entering high school things were changing, but I still loved science. Up until my eleventh grade year I wasnt sure what I wanted to do. I had entered a club that gave me a four-year scholarship for college if I went into t he science field. My eleventh grade year I took a high school anatomy class and loved it. This made me really want to become a doctor. I wanted to become a Pediatrician because Ive always loved kids. When I was younger other than science I used to baby-sit. I thought pediatric care would be the most wonderful thing at that period of my life.Up until this summer I wanted to become a Pediatrician. There were many factors that influenced why I wanted to become a teacher. One factor was Im unsure of myself in existence able to get into medical exam school and being able to do the work. So teaching was next on my list. Another factor is I dont want to be in college a whole lot longer. I want to get a masters degree later on but at this point in my life I want to get on with it. Another factor is I dont have the money to go on to medical school, so teaching is my next option. My last factor is over the summer I worked in the Energy carry program and loved it. During Energy Express I me ntored a group of eight students read, write, and do art projects.