Today's post will be about your career expectations. Try to answer these questions as you plan your writing:
So, in this ever-changing world, I'd like to gain more stability and respect in my job. I know this sounds sort of utopian, having in mind the poor condition of public education in Chile. But I really don't understand why teachers are seen and treated as non-professionals. Do you know what I mean? Diminished. Once I read somewhere that teachers in Germany are paid comparably well to other professionals. That should mean something to us. I wouldn't like to see a highly-qualified teacher doing uber part time.
- What kind of job would you like to have? How do you imagine it?
- Outddoors/indoors?
- What about the salary?
- What major are you studying/are you thinking of taking?
- Add any other related ideas.
Teaching while doing Uber
I'm considering the possibility of furthering my studies in linguistics. Surely I must have said something about this before. Though I could continue working as I am doing it now, taking into account that I am already in a very good position, there is still/always a need to have a much deeper understanding of how and why something works in my professional field. That is to say, you never end up completely satisfied with what you do. You always find a 'but' in the way. Do not misread me. This is not a bad thing at all. On the contrary, as our experience and scientific knowledge grows in teaching, some principles and methods that may be right now will inevitably have to go along with the big changes. If they are still 'right', off we go with them then; if not, why keeping them?
We cannot deny the fact that everything around us is changing, especially due to technology and its socio-political effects. So if teachers were still considered necessary in an ever-changing future system, we would have to be able to 'learn, unlearn, and relearn' things very fast (Alvin Toffler).
So, in this ever-changing world, I'd like to gain more stability and respect in my job. I know this sounds sort of utopian, having in mind the poor condition of public education in Chile. But I really don't understand why teachers are seen and treated as non-professionals. Do you know what I mean? Diminished. Once I read somewhere that teachers in Germany are paid comparably well to other professionals. That should mean something to us. I wouldn't like to see a highly-qualified teacher doing uber part time.
I think Uber is a great source to earn extra money. But is a little bit dangerous since the trouble with the taxi drivers:/
ResponderEliminarI believe that this is due to the fact that education is undervalued in Chile and even more so in the public sphere, I hope that in the future the work of a teacher will be valued.
ResponderEliminarYes teachers in Chile are disminished, fact that is hard to understand for me but unfortunately true. I think is a very admirable career and one of the most important in the world
ResponderEliminari hope that the conditions in the public education in chile be better in a future
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