for the teachers out there

[makbike]

Have you ever worked with little ones? If not, I would suggest you do some serious volunteer work at a local school. Spend some time (several days to weeks) shadowing a teacher and see what the "normal" day is really like.

Good luck and congratulations!

[ehirsch83]

Have you ever worked with little ones? If not, I would suggest you do some serious volunteer work at a local school. Spend some time (several days to weeks) shadowing a teacher and see what the "normal" day is really like.

Good luck and congratulations!

I used to teach horseback riding lessons(as a working student) to the young ones for about a year and a half(my kids ages ranged from just 4-16), so I have had some experience with the little ones

And on the note of going back for phd- I feel that if I did, I would do it in sociology and not psychology, putting my focus on sex and gender.

I really just have no idea what I want to do, but I know I want to work, and I love working with kids.