/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5687303
Oh, aren't we grumpy today a little more than usual? Here, I offer you my cookies.

who's the worst celebrity scientist, Kaku or Tyson?

Ok /sci/, I've decided I think I want to become a teacher. My major career goal is to one day become a research scientist (field still unknown, it all fascinates me). But until then, I figured it may be a good idea to become an average school teacher. I can live below my means, and I have developed a magic barrier to the lures of bitches and their money sucking tentacles, so I figure this may be a decent start for me. I would prefer to teach younger children because I am great with kids, and I love them because they are really the only innocent humans there are. I figured I could maybe do this for a few years, then get back into school to pursue becoming a research scientist around age 27 or 28 (or maybe seek a masters in education and go for principal or something one day if that is how I feel when I get to that bridge). This all kind of contradicts itself because if I want to teach young children, I would be learning a different skill set than that of a research scientist, and I wonder if there's a more efficient path I can take.

My main concern is that I don't want to teach kids who are 6th grade and above. I cannot handle insane, illogical, violent kids.

I don't know, my thoughts are a bit in disarray right now, and I wondered if anyone here had any advice to offer me.