Hello! I have a bachelor's in psychology. My undergrad GPA was 3.3. I went to complete more undergrad classes to meet the prerequisites for a Masters degree, where I was recognized for my academic achievement and made the Presidents list twice. I then completed my Masters in Applied Chemistry. Am I smart? Absolutely! But can I teach?
I was military for 14 years. Once I was promoted to Sergeant, it was my job to teach. Every new member had to be taught how to do the job. Teaching...
Hello! I have a bachelor's in psychology. My undergrad GPA was 3.3. I went to complete more undergrad classes to meet the prerequisites for a Masters degree, where I was recognized for my academic achievement and made the Presidents list twice. I then completed my Masters in Applied Chemistry. Am I smart? Absolutely! But can I teach?
I was military for 14 years. Once I was promoted to Sergeant, it was my job to teach. Every new member had to be taught how to do the job. Teaching was a daily occurrence. In addition, I held many positions where teaching in a formal classroom setting was the norm. I've taught everything from complex radio and electrical systems to firearms safety and proficiency. In the military, failure was not an option. I had to ensure everyone learned the material to accomplish our mission.
