“We cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them” by Albert Einstein. There are many things in the world that go on that alters things in our day to day activity. In this paper I will discuss day to day things that change how people see and look at you. I will discuss careers, economic status and professions. People are always categorized for their career of choice and status in the word but this is not what it is about. If teachers were to work just for the money it would be some children who were missing out because of the amount of people that want to be teachers. In my opinion in being a teacher you need passion that will push you through any minor setback rather it be funding or materials needed, you as the
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Plaks life in his career. Mr. Plaks graduated from Harvard University and id now an elementary school teacher in Harlem. He teaches a class full of Dominican immigrants. He is having an extremely negative experience with being a teacher and that is concluded by statements spoken by him “Teaching is an undignified, unglamorous profession” and “It’s been a big negative factor to me.” As stated in the article, teachers were once known as pillars in the community that helped form or shaped a child’s life in one way or another, but now teaching is not looked upon as a career, it’s looked out as low social status. Mr. Plaks believe that because professionals were given bad education from the New York Public Schools that it is effecting the students as well as those who are in the profession. The truth through this was Ms. Plaks actually loved his jib but because of the criticism he got from friends he felt he had to keep that a secret. He friends believed that his job was not a real job. So with more support from others not just financially but actual support would be extremely beneficial for all the teacher who are extremely passionate but just need a little encouragement to keep pushing to impact a child’s
Plaks life in his career. Mr. Plaks graduated from Harvard University and id now an elementary school teacher in Harlem. He teaches a class full of Dominican immigrants. He is having an extremely negative experience with being a teacher and that is concluded by statements spoken by him “Teaching is an undignified, unglamorous profession” and “It’s been a big negative factor to me.” As stated in the article, teachers were once known as pillars in the community that helped form or shaped a child’s life in one way or another, but now teaching is not looked upon as a career, it’s looked out as low social status. Mr. Plaks believe that because professionals were given bad education from the New York Public Schools that it is effecting the students as well as those who are in the profession. The truth through this was Ms. Plaks actually loved his jib but because of the criticism he got from friends he felt he had to keep that a secret. He friends believed that his job was not a real job. So with more support from others not just financially but actual support would be extremely beneficial for all the teacher who are extremely passionate but just need a little encouragement to keep pushing to impact a child’s