/sci/ - Science & Math

I teach math, but I'm qualified in my state to teach physics. Most states just require some kind of bachelors degree and a certain amount of hours in subjects related to what you want to teach.

A masters or a degree in what you actually want to teach is nice, but not as good as being an outgoing person genuinely interested in education. I beat out a guy with more education than me because he was an assburgers weirdo only applying because he couldn't find a job anywhere else.

I teach math, but I'm qualified in my state to teach physics. Most states just require some kind of bachelors degree and a certain amount of hours in subjects related to what you want to teach.

A masters or a degree in what you actually want to teach is nice, but not as good as being an outgoing person genuinely interested in education. I beat out a guy with my education to me because he was an assburgers weirdo only applying because he couldn't find a job anywhere else.

>>1760071
I was a math major, but I took ALOT of biology. Nursing students infest bio, math, and art courses and complain about how they don't want to be there and how they'll never use any of it. Every day.

I understand going through your core curriculum and feeling like it's fruitless, but shut the fuck up you fat worthless spics. Maybe it's just Texas, but I don't like sharing my school with a bunch of fat anchorbabies who only got in because LULAC is paying for their shit.

At hospitals, they are bitchy, know-nothing whores who mistake working harder for knowing more than the doctor. They went to college so that they could spend their lives following carefully laid out instructions from people with real degrees.

Fuck nurses.

>>1413423
I am a calculus teacher at a high school in Texas.

I am not a weeaboo, but I enjoy shmups and my gook roommate introduced me to Touhou, and eventually Cirno. She is a personal mascot of mine.

>>1335181
And I mean in MY classes specifically, not overall. Granted, the niggers had to slave harder.

Get it? Slave?

I didn't get my BA until I was 27. I doubt "most" of your old classmates have a degree. I recently went to my HS reunion just to be smug and VERY precious few of those shit eating rednecks had even a technical certification.

Don't give up, anon.

>>1185793
American curriculum in general involved far fewer proofs and whatnot. It's a little easier. :3