Early Childhood Education Speech

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All of these famous people and successful ones have something in common. Does anyone know? Its education. They all had some type of education and had a teacher to teach them. Honestly think about it. What would we have with the lovely people that we call teachers. I have had many teachers, but I have had more than that. Teachers are way more than just a person who gives a hard time in class and homework everyday. They are friends,mentors, friends, protectors, parents, and leaders. Like I said early I have had many teachers but just certain ones have been there for me and helped me succeed.
I am here today to tell you about the career I have chosen. I have chosen Early childhood education. I have chosen his because I love working with kids …show more content…
If you have a family in the future you don’t have to worry about a babysitter for them during the holidays because you get them off too. You get to work kids that have so many different personality and learn from them different things. Also you are not just wasting your life just stuck in an office. You are making a difference in a child’s life. On the other hand a disadvantage is the stress. You will always have that one child that will give a hard time and you will have to be very patient with them. Another one is the pay. You don’t get the pay that your work show you should get. Any Teacher will tell you that the pay is not enough but hey don’t quit because they love …show more content…
I would need a Bachelor’s degree in Early childhood education. I found two colleges that I am interested in that offer the program I need for this career. The first one is Georgia College. To be able to get accepted to this college you need an ACT score of a 23 and a GPA over a 2.9. This college is located in Milledgeville, GA. It has about 6,551 students in this college. The second choice is Georgia Southern University. To be able to get into this college you also need a score of a 23 and a GPA over 3.0. GSU is located in Statesboro,GA and has about 20,517 students in their college. Both of the colleges are public and offer financial aid. In Georgia College they only have about 4 different programs they offer. Georgia Southern offers about 8 different programs. In my opinion that is one reason why GSU has more students than Georgia college. But also I don’t want a school with too many students. I want to be able to get the extra help I need when I need it, and with Georgia College I am more likely to get that than with

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