The Importance Of Adversity In Education

Each day teachers around the world are working to mold the future by changing the understanding or others thru education. The results of impacting and touching lives is the ultimate joy in being able to see the difference teachers make as students gain new perceptions. Without teachers who would develop character and provide students with the skills they need to reach their full potential while leading productive lives?
Adversity is the motivator for some of us to achieve the dreams and goals of our lives. Most of us would envision adversity as the extra push we sometimes need but it’s important to note that adversity can also hold us back. In the end, the impact depends on what we do with the complications that come our way. How we handle challenges and react to them shape our

As of 2012 there were 1,267,700 jobs in the field for postsecondary teaching. Outside of class time, their schedules are generally flexible, and they may spend that time in administrative, student advising, and research activities. The medium pay in 2012 for postsecondary teachers was $68,970 (bls.gov/ohh). The requirements to work in this field vary depending upon the type of school. A master’s degree is the minimum required to land a job as a postsecondary teacher. Applicants wanting to who work for 4-year colleges and universities are usually required to have a doctoral degree in their field. Some two-year colleges or technical schools also may hire those with a master’s degree. However, in some fields, the jobs are hard to get because more people are applying than there are available positions. As a result of having so many applicants to choose from institutions can be more selective and they will typically choose the applicant with a Ph.D. over those with only a master’s