Pros And Cons Of Rural Schools

I attempted to find and summarize the pros and cons of rural, suburban, urban, and charter school settings, using a graphic organizer to help aid in my thoughts. Additionally, I reflected upon “Opening Doors: Lesbian and Gay Parents and Schools” and how this information would be beneficial as a teacher, and in my preferred world of the casino industry. 
Promoting Culturally Diverse Classrooms To be quite frank, I had trouble finding articles that pertained to the different types of schools. After much searching I found out that Urban School districts always seem to be growing. This is great because it means more jobs for new teachers. However, it could potentially lead to higher class numbers if there are not enough teachers. In Charter schools, there seems to be a higher emphasis on going to college. While I personally believe that my college education is right for me, I think that being a tradesman is just as valuable as college, and that charter schools likely do not emphasis that option to students. Suburban schools tend to have a higher amount of specialized programs and magnet schools. This can be great for the students who want to excel. However, teachers may require additional schooling and/or training in order to be a part of …show more content…
I do not feel like it is my place to stop people from living the lives they want/need to. I feel that I am pretty open-minded, and I like learning new things and getting new perspectives, so I do not feel like I would have any problems asking questions to parents, or of anybody, as I do not want to be a teacher. I feel like GLSEN would be a great resource if I were to be a teacher, but will probably be something that I take a look out, just to learn more for myself and to be able to relate more to any potential guests I meet working in the