First Period starts at 4:45 SnapChat: morganap_hist Twitter: morgan_ap_hist (twitter.com/morgan_ap_hist) IG: morgan.ap.teaching (instagram.com/morgan.ap.teaching/) Website: morganapteaching.com/ Teachers Pay Teachers Store: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Morgan-Ap-Teaching Just a brief video of a normal day in April! I teach AP World History, AP European History, AP US History, AP Psychology, World History, United States History, Psychology, Government/Civics, and Economics. Hopefully this video provided some insight as to what a teacher’s day looks like! I’ll be making more videos of the sort, as well as some that are meant to help guide new teachers on their path. Whether you’re a new or experienced teacher, feel free to check out my resources in the link above, and make sure to follow me on social media for memes, materials, and as someone who can answer your questions! Make sure to turn it up a little bit! I only had my phone to shoot with so some of the distant audio is a little bit quiet.
@@colepalmer8601 Did I say U.S.? Obviously meant Nazi-Soviet. Official name is not easily recalled by students, so I use the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact instead. It's a pretty widely-used term (it's even on the AP World and AP Euro CED Standards).
I really like your idea of listening to audio books in the morning on the way to work to get your mind working and occupied on fresh ideas. I do this all of the time and it really helps. I recommend this to any new teacher. Listen to something cerebral that will stimulate the mind.
welp, i'm a senior college student, aged 29... bc i screwed around in my early 20s... and finding this channel was an absolute blessing... thank you so much for your work.
I returned to school at 23 since I messed up right after high school and wasn't driven enough. It took a good while but it took me 7 years to get thru my undergrad bc of doing it alongside working but I did it. We can do it. 🙏
I’m also a male teacher. I enjoy your content quite a bit! I’ve been rocking audio books on my ride in to work for the past year! I also vlog about my experience. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I’m starting my first semester this fall in the education program at my college and going to pursue a high school social studies teacher career! This is very helpful for students that are interested in the education field
… and on a vertical surface! I’ve always been told I have great handwriting for a guy… but as a soon to be first year teacher, I’m convinced that ANY human who can write well on a vertical surface is a magical wizard from the 4th dimension.
oh what’d i’d give to go back in time to 2019 and start my mornings with Mr. Morgan’s world history class! Hope you’re doing well Mr. Morgan! (i’m the one you asked to see where their phone was🤦♂️😂)
Hi, I'm a brazilian history teacher in elementary and high school. I really enjoyed your video. It is very curious and interesting to notice the similarities in the daily lives of teachers in different cultures.
I have always treated my teachers (even the asshole ones) with respect because dealing with TEENAGERS especially the class clowns, is EXHAUSTING. Kudos to you dude ✨👏🏽 I love you’re stache
Enjoyed watching this. I have considered doing something similar, but I don't think I could do it justice. This was very well executed. Keep up the great work.
i would love to see more vlog style videos from you! really interesting to hear from different perspectives and environments and you don't see a lot of high school teachers making this type of content. thanks for posting!
M I think I wanna be an elementary history teacher. I’m thankful to be a woman so I’m not constantly being called perverted or whatever. It’s sad what men go through
1. Bro dude same. I graduated 2019 to. 2. I'm enrolled at VolState Comm College and I'm taking Science studies and History 3. Absolutely. History is amazing. You get paid to hear and tell stories from the past. Go for man.
Hello, I also graduated in 2019. I say go for it. I’m on that path right now too. The salary isn’t necessarily high but if you have a strong passion in the field, don’t let that stop you. You get weekends and a good amount of breaks too which is certainly a plus.
Just beginning my teaching journey teaching AP World History and World History. I wanted to let you know I’ve been appreciating your videos. Thanks for your extra work!
Great insight into what it’s like to teach. I’m considering entering the field in the next 4 years. It would be my second career after serving in the Army for 30 years. I’d be 55 on the first day of school. I’m concerned about my ability to connect. I’m excited about being a positive influence in kids lives. What would you think about an old guy showing up to teach?
I had a law enforcement teacher that was a cop up until his 40’s and he decided to teach. He was a great teacher, one of my favorites. Age doesn’t matter, it all depends on your passion for your job
@@justus4341 Crazy how paths change. I started out at 16 wanting to be a forensic psychologist, now I’m 20 just now joining school to be a teacher (maybe)
I tip my hat to this teacher for his dedication and enthusiasm. Basic questions: A. Aside from exams, do students ever have to work independently? B. Do students no longer raise their hand to speak? And C. Are the students ever required to cease from talking during the time the teacher teaches? (I'm old and I’m remembering my high school years and how different I think things may be now. Thanks for answering my three questions.)
You don't need it at all other than for a pay-scale boost which will (over time) be worth it. The internet has plenty of information with which you can fill knowledge gaps quickly and for free. University is a profound waste of time if you're just looking to acquire knowledge... in fact, you can listen to many of the top professors in the world on UA-cam. It's really only necessary if you want to hone your research and writing skills by subjecting them to professorial review.
I'm excited to be a history teacher😁 Hoping to teach High School History. More than likely discussing the Cold War as my emphasis is on the Korean War/Cold War in general. Do you usually grade assignments daily, or could you grade them on the weekends?
How do you teach so many AP subjects? Also, is there any certification you need to be able to teach an AP subject as supposed to honors or on level? Great video!
history is so awesome, not sure if I will become a teacher, but what an important and good job, teachers really do shape the future and for that I respect all teachers even the mean or boring ones.
Teaching in Canada is a great career!! Get a degree related to history (or take enough courses to qualify) and also get a bachelors in education. It’s easier for you to apply to a “concurrent” stream in university, which is when you do your bachelors in history and bachelors in education at the same time in 5 years. It’s WAY less competitive to get into compared to doing your history degree first (4 yrs) and then trying to apply to get into a bachelors of education (2 yrs) because the grade requirement is way way higher. Good luck!
This video was very informative. I'm a sophomore in college to be a history teacher. It does seem harder of a job than I previously thought but the way you interact with students makes me excited to be in that position.
I want to become a teacher bc there have been so many teachers in my high school who made my day better, but my parents want me to be realistic as well and prefer I major in something else bc the teacher salary is not so great
Don't do this, I went to college for a subject I hated because of money, ended up not getting any job (because I hated it), and even if I've got a job, I would hated it and myself everyday. it would be better if I just followed my heart and became a History Teacher, this is what I'll be doing now.
I will say that even though teachers don’t make the big bucks, they do make enough salary to have a comfortable living. Also, keep in mind that some states pay more than others. The average high school teacher, in some of the states in the southeast, average around $40,000-$50,000. Portland, Oregon is one of the highest paid cities for teachers, along with other places that I can’t think of at the top of my head right now. Not sure what the statistics are on entry-level, but regardless, my main point is that teachers make a comfortable salary so you won’t have to worry about living paycheck to paycheck like if you were working a part time or full time job that pays in hourly wage. Also yes, for the things they do and the hard work they put in, they should definitely get paid more! My advice is to go with what your heart desires! It’s better to work a job that maybe pays less but gives you better fulfillment in your life versus working a job that makes you miserable but pays better. Money is important to a certain degree.
A more honest way to approach the 'conspiracy theories' may be to tell them "you have to decide for yourself at the end of the day." (Because that's the truth, you're just relaying information.)
I actually thinks that’s not a good approach entirely. Some people could see “deciding for yourself” as meaning “ignore everyone else’s opinions and only focus on what you believe” which is how QAnon and other crazy conspiracy’s survive by ignoring all the facts of reality around them.
@@dragondrew2000 Right, it may be best to just listen to everything the 'experts' say, like the uncontested master of the universe and shaper of reality Anthony Fauci. I only wish Fauci himself could deliver the "Fauci Ouchie" to me, as he is my hero. Anyone who dares question Science(tm) or the official narrative of History(tm) is essentially a QAnon crazy conspiracy terrorist and probably thinks the earth is flat. You're right. Thanks Drew.
Hey I am a junior in my undergrad and am planning to become a history teacher, I hear a lot that being a history teacher has a high competition rate, is this true and what are some ways to stand out? I really don't want to be coerced in teaching other subjects. Thanks for the videos and time! Great content!
Wow!! So glad I found your channel! Thank you for showing all that we go through in a single day to prepare our students for life!! I teach middle school, but this is still so helpful and inspirational. ✊🏽
I’m not sure how I describe it in the video, but everything they do earns in-class currency. Winning games, or bonuses, or doing the best work on a project earns them extra, as well as investing opportunities. They can then exchange said currency for various in-class rewards, such as free time, assignment opt-outs, extra credit, etc. I do run it like a real economy, however, and adjust wages and prices to the market, as well as manage inflation.
I’m pursuing teaching but have my bachelors in another subject and have been stressing if I can learn enough history to be proficient enough to teach? How in depth do you go on every topic? I can’t remember how in depth we went when I was in school lol
I have been thinking about becoming a history teacher. Teaching seems like it could be fun and it would be nice to helps students but I'm kind of nervous. Is there anything to be nervous about?
Depending on what grade you wanna teach. But from a high school student perspective. You’ll get tested to your limits at times. And deal with a lot of stress. But i find it common that teachers that are care that their students are grasping the information rather much of the scores they are getting and overall understanding towards their student whether it be not screaming at them due to the fact they have some missing work or being patient with how they grasp things. They are often looked upon highly from many of the peers. And as well history is a subject that students either fully love it or hate it. As long you don’t focus on doing everything from a textbook or sugarcoat events, you’ll have kids that are interested in what you have to say.To wrap things up, though this may not be useful as it’s just student stating her opinion. We’ll be a pain when you first start out but if you’re understanding and caring. You’ll be respected and remembered by many. You’ll be shaping the future generation minds on how they view things. Even if you do or don’t become a teacher, I wish nothing but luck to you!
First, congrats on the son 😁 and I was just wondering, I want to be a history teacher in the future, I’ll be in high school next year and I was wondering if you think taking AP classes is worth it?
I don’t understand what takes so long to plan, why not go over a different subject every two weeks , one ten question test per week and the students grade each others papers. You could even record your first period lecture then replay it the rest of the day for students .This seems insanely inefficient to take up 12 hours.
I teach four classes per week until December, then the four classes change in January as we run the semester schedule (meaning I can teach up to 8 different subjects in a year). Contractually, I am in the classroom for 7.5 hours per day for 37.5 hours per week + adjunct duties scattered throughout the year. When you apply my study halls before and after school, it can range from 40 to 52 hours from Monday-Friday. Just depends on the time of year!
@@KoldKillaC No. I'm a centrist. The Student News is pretty unbiased (they try to make it objective), and I offer counter-positions if a leftist bias ever emerges. Also worth noting, the Central Valley, in which my school is located, is majority red--its the coastal cities (which have the majority) that are blue.
Wait. How do you teach history AND psychology? The content of those subjects are vastly different. I didn’t go to school for education, so I’m curious as to how that works. That’s like me teaching chemistry, even though I have a master’s degree in computer science. Do you have degrees in both?
@@BriAntRich I know that psychology is a social science. Are you saying that people with history degrees are qualified to teach psychology and vice versa? Just from taking both in college, they are vastly different.
All School Teachers should work 12 months a year. When classes are not in session, Teachers could do Administrative work and perform other tasks, based on their skill-pool attributes. In the long run, this would save School Districts money in that they wouldn't have to hire as many people to perform non-teaching jobs. Physical plant duties could also be done in that manor. Simplistically hat better way to fix the furnace, by a Shop Teacher with help from Industrial Arts Students (if in session). Schools being self-sufficient, will minimal exceptions, is not only good & practical education, but more cost effective & easing the tax burdens on residents of the District. Any to be more cost-effective to a School District, WITHOUT compromising the Educational standards for the students, would be a feather in the cap for the learning process. School Districts, based on their relative student body size, should not have to have an Assistant Principal in EACH school building. They should travel back & forth between the schools, on an as-needed basis. Another and even more practical cost-cutting measure was mentioned at the onset of this writing. The idea of utilizing School Teachers all year long would be a PROFOUND way of Districts getting more-bang-for-the-buck. Hypothetical situation: If a Teacher was employed by a School District for 40 years, they only actually performed 30 years of work. Another much-needed change, for School Districts in general, would be to contour sessions based on the local weather. In other words, in School Districts that ensure harsh winters, have the three-month-off sessions then. It would not only be more practical with respect to not having snow days or putting students & bus drivers at risk, but also taking away the necessity to have so much time off for the Holidays. It would be a win-win situation for all. I'm surprised this has never been implemented in the past?
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Just a brief video of a normal day in April! I teach AP World History, AP European History, AP US History, AP Psychology, World History, United States History, Psychology, Government/Civics, and Economics. Hopefully this video provided some insight as to what a teacher’s day looks like!
I’ll be making more videos of the sort, as well as some that are meant to help guide new teachers on their path. Whether you’re a new or experienced teacher, feel free to check out my resources in the link above, and make sure to follow me on social media for memes, materials, and as someone who can answer your questions!
Make sure to turn it up a little bit! I only had my phone to shoot with so some of the distant audio is a little bit quiet.
Why did you call it the US-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact instead of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact?
@@colepalmer8601 Did I say U.S.? Obviously meant Nazi-Soviet. Official name is not easily recalled by students, so I use the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact instead. It's a pretty widely-used term (it's even on the AP World and AP Euro CED Standards).
2 things i learned from this video: 1) they dont pay you enough and 2) this makes me excited to be a teacher
i dont know about america, but in norway it pays really good to be a teacher
100k minimum starting out. In my district, Who does it for the money? You do it because it’s what you enjoy!!
What I learned from this video, this guy spends too much time on facial hair grooming.
@@brndnwilks I think you mean not nearly enough.
@@morganapteaching9007 Ha! Fair enough.
I really like your idea of listening to audio books in the morning on the way to work to get your mind working and occupied on fresh ideas. I do this all of the time and it really helps. I recommend this to any new teacher. Listen to something cerebral that will stimulate the mind.
welp, i'm a senior college student, aged 29... bc i screwed around in my early 20s... and finding this channel was an absolute blessing... thank you so much for your work.
I returned to school at 23 since I messed up right after high school and wasn't driven enough. It took a good while but it took me 7 years to get thru my undergrad bc of doing it alongside working but I did it. We can do it. 🙏
Man you do a lot more during your lunch + planning than I do. That is my designated nap time.
I try to utilize them, but some days they indeed end up being nap time. Lol
You forgot the part at the end where you start writing your resignation letter.
Love the question: "How do you know about all this stuff Mr. D??" Me: "After college ask me that same question"
You subbed for my class before just overall the best on campus. And who doesn’t like a teacher who likes rock and metal! I think that’s pretty cool!
I’m also a male teacher. I enjoy your content quite a bit! I’ve been rocking audio books on my ride in to work for the past year! I also vlog about my experience. Thanks for sharing!
Hi. I am a history teacher too. So happy finding ur channel ❤ all the best always.
Glad you found me!
@@morganapteaching9007 Hey I actually want to become a highschool social studies teacher . I just dream to help students that really need the help.
@@alvinard4043 Same! That's why I'm here!
Thank you so much for sharing this! I’m starting my first semester this fall in the education program at my college and going to pursue a high school social studies teacher career! This is very helpful for students that are interested in the education field
How is it now?
you’re the only male teacher i’ve seen who has good handwriting and i’ve only had one female teacher since i started high school 💀
… and on a vertical surface! I’ve always been told I have great handwriting for a guy… but as a soon to be first year teacher, I’m convinced that ANY human who can write well on a vertical surface is a magical wizard from the 4th dimension.
oh what’d i’d give to go back in time to 2019 and start my mornings with Mr. Morgan’s world history class! Hope you’re doing well Mr. Morgan! (i’m the one you asked to see where their phone was🤦♂️😂)
Ooh, a comment from a former student of Mr. Morgan! It must've been so awesome to have a teacher who's also on UA-cam! :D
Hi, I'm a brazilian history teacher in elementary and high school. I really enjoyed your video. It is very curious and interesting to notice the similarities in the daily lives of teachers in different cultures.
I have always treated my teachers (even the asshole ones) with respect because dealing with TEENAGERS especially the class clowns, is EXHAUSTING. Kudos to you dude ✨👏🏽 I love you’re stache
Your mustache is poppin ❤️😂
I'm Captain Jack Sparrow savvy 🤠
That is a very intriguing moustache.
Not in a bad way. You look like one of the 3 Musketeers lol.
It's captain jack sparrow savvy!
Sebastian Sebastian
Why is the rum always gone!
Enjoyed watching this. I have considered doing something similar, but I don't think I could do it justice. This was very well executed. Keep up the great work.
I am currently studying to be a history teacher and I this video put a smile on my face. what you do is great!
i would love to see more vlog style videos from you! really interesting to hear from different perspectives and environments and you don't see a lot of high school teachers making this type of content. thanks for posting!
I graduated high school class of 2019 and I’ve recently been thinking about becoming a history teacher, is it worth it?
M I think I wanna be an elementary history teacher. I’m thankful to be a woman so I’m not constantly being called perverted or whatever. It’s sad what men go through
No it doesn't pay that good
1. Bro dude same. I graduated 2019 to.
2. I'm enrolled at VolState Comm College and I'm taking Science studies and History
3. Absolutely. History is amazing. You get paid to hear and tell stories from the past. Go for man.
Go for it!
Hello, I also graduated in 2019. I say go for it. I’m on that path right now too. The salary isn’t necessarily high but if you have a strong passion in the field, don’t let that stop you. You get weekends and a good amount of breaks too which is certainly a plus.
Just beginning my teaching journey teaching AP World History and World History. I wanted to let you know I’ve been appreciating your videos. Thanks for your extra work!
Very Helpful video. I was going to volunteer at a high school to see if I would enjoy teaching but quarantine started. Thank you!
It's a pretty nice gig!
A Morgan vlog??? 0.o
Great insight into what it’s like to teach. I’m considering entering the field in the next 4 years. It would be my second career after serving in the Army for 30 years. I’d be 55 on the first day of school. I’m concerned about my ability to connect. I’m excited about being a positive influence in kids lives. What would you think about an old guy showing up to teach?
I’m an ex cop, pushing 40 & getting into teaching . I feel ya. Best of luck 👌🏼
I feel ud make a good teacher with alot of experience and stories. Go for it!
Older teachers and younger teachers are the best, you’ll do great! Coming in from another career gives great insights!
I had a law enforcement teacher that was a cop up until his 40’s and he decided to teach. He was a great teacher, one of my favorites. Age doesn’t matter, it all depends on your passion for your job
I graduated highschool in 2018 working on becoming a history teacher
ttvbigboibee what’s your major in college?
I’m currently 16 and I’m hoping to become a high school history teacher!
You’re 20 now! How’s life?
@ Life took a different path, I now work for a government agency.
@@justus4341 Crazy how paths change. I started out at 16 wanting to be a forensic psychologist, now I’m 20 just now joining school to be a teacher (maybe)
I absolutely loved history class in school and love seeing others enjoying it as much as I do!
Ps; you have a very nice mustache sir
Love from Sweden
I can t wait the graduation moment to become a history teacher
so this is the life of best teacher 👌
These kids lol. Good luck on that AP exam, gonna need it
I wanna be a history teacher! I love history so friken much and I want to teach it to some future brats as well :>
Same here
You are able to teach so many different classes and that’s amazing. How do you manage those lessons plan throughout semester?
I tip my hat to this teacher for his dedication and enthusiasm. Basic questions: A. Aside from exams, do students ever have to work independently? B. Do students no longer raise their hand to speak? And C. Are the students ever required to cease from talking during the time the teacher teaches? (I'm old and I’m remembering my high school years and how different I think things may be now. Thanks for answering my three questions.)
Why is there a Norway flag on the wall?
I’m leaning on becoming a history teacher, but I don’t know if I need to get my master’s in education or History.
You don't need it at all other than for a pay-scale boost which will (over time) be worth it. The internet has plenty of information with which you can fill knowledge gaps quickly and for free. University is a profound waste of time if you're just looking to acquire knowledge... in fact, you can listen to many of the top professors in the world on UA-cam. It's really only necessary if you want to hone your research and writing skills by subjecting them to professorial review.
@@morganapteaching9007 but you do need a degree to work in a school right? unfortunately
In massachusetts we have to get our masters I thought or never get your license?
I learned more in this video than I did in my other classes.
Me too
School sucks and that is alliteration I learned that at school soooooo it is good for u 😊😊😊😊
I'm excited to be a history teacher😁 Hoping to teach High School History. More than likely discussing the Cold War as my emphasis is on the Korean War/Cold War in general. Do you usually grade assignments daily, or could you grade them on the weekends?
Is that a dragonball poster?
Damn straight
@@morganapteaching9007 Epic
I wanted to hear the AP Psych lecture!
How do you teach so many AP subjects? Also, is there any certification you need to be able to teach an AP subject as supposed to honors or on level? Great video!
history is so awesome, not sure if I will become a teacher, but what an important and good job, teachers really do shape the future and for that I respect all teachers even the mean or boring ones.
Love this guys teaching methods
I'm almost 15 and I really want to be a history teacher when I'm older since I'm really interested in history. Should I go for it? I live in Canada
if you really want to then do it!! i really want to be an english teacher and i LOVE reading and writing so imma go for it!
go for it!! yes!!
You should absolutely go for it!
Teaching in Canada is a great career!! Get a degree related to history (or take enough courses to qualify) and also get a bachelors in education. It’s easier for you to apply to a “concurrent” stream in university, which is when you do your bachelors in history and bachelors in education at the same time in 5 years. It’s WAY less competitive to get into compared to doing your history degree first (4 yrs) and then trying to apply to get into a bachelors of education (2 yrs) because the grade requirement is way way higher. Good luck!
@@liannaxiao1651 thank you so much! I am learning more from UA-cam then school lmao
I'm a new teacher and I so relate to the crazy schedule, especially since i teach IB.
This video was very informative. I'm a sophomore in college to be a history teacher. It does seem harder of a job than I previously thought but the way you interact with students makes me excited to be in that position.
Great Job
I am a high school teacher and the best part of my day is when I leave the school for home at 4pm
The mustache is the first thing that would make you my favorite
This is inspiring
I thought first period started at 7:30 am
Me too
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Homeroom probably starts then (mine does) and then first period after
I want to become a teacher bc there have been so many teachers in my high school who made my day better, but my parents want me to be realistic as well and prefer I major in something else bc the teacher salary is not so great
Do what you want, not what your parents want. Money isn't whats important!!
Don't do this, I went to college for a subject I hated because of money, ended up not getting any job (because I hated it), and even if I've got a job, I would hated it and myself everyday. it would be better if I just followed my heart and became a History Teacher, this is what I'll be doing now.
I will say that even though teachers don’t make the big bucks, they do make enough salary to have a comfortable living. Also, keep in mind that some states pay more than others. The average high school teacher, in some of the states in the southeast, average around $40,000-$50,000. Portland, Oregon is one of the highest paid cities for teachers, along with other places that I can’t think of at the top of my head right now. Not sure what the statistics are on entry-level, but regardless, my main point is that teachers make a comfortable salary so you won’t have to worry about living paycheck to paycheck like if you were working a part time or full time job that pays in hourly wage. Also yes, for the things they do and the hard work they put in, they should definitely get paid more! My advice is to go with what your heart desires! It’s better to work a job that maybe pays less but gives you better fulfillment in your life versus working a job that makes you miserable but pays better. Money is important to a certain degree.
I know it's hard but its better do do something you love and not get payed the best then have a job you dont like, even if it pays well
Awesome video! I’m studying to become a teacher starting the 3rd of August. Ancient and Modern History major
i know this is several years old but i am almost done with my degree in history hopign to teach at one our local schools next year
You have a t.a. to help you grade? It sounds glorious.
It truly is
A more honest way to approach the 'conspiracy theories' may be to tell them "you have to decide for yourself at the end of the day." (Because that's the truth, you're just relaying information.)
I actually thinks that’s not a good approach entirely. Some people could see “deciding for yourself” as meaning “ignore everyone else’s opinions and only focus on what you believe” which is how QAnon and other crazy conspiracy’s survive by ignoring all the facts of reality around them.
@@dragondrew2000 Right, it may be best to just listen to everything the 'experts' say, like the uncontested master of the universe and shaper of reality Anthony Fauci. I only wish Fauci himself could deliver the "Fauci Ouchie" to me, as he is my hero. Anyone who dares question Science(tm) or the official narrative of History(tm) is essentially a QAnon crazy conspiracy terrorist and probably thinks the earth is flat. You're right. Thanks Drew.
@@greyxwind You are welcome
Hey I am a junior in my undergrad and am planning to become a history teacher, I hear a lot that being a history teacher has a high competition rate, is this true and what are some ways to stand out? I really don't want to be coerced in teaching other subjects. Thanks for the videos and time! Great content!
Plenty of competition but also a lot of opportunities. Good teachers are *always* in demand.
Ayyy you can hear me in this video and in my defense I thought we were answering the question
I’m gonna teach social studies one day, it’s been my goal for a while
I’m a high school junior and in the future, I plan on being a high school English teacher ❤️📕😊
Wow!! So glad I found your channel! Thank you for showing all that we go through in a single day to prepare our students for life!! I teach middle school, but this is still so helpful and inspirational. ✊🏽
Hello teacher....how old are the students to be in a high school out there ??
New sub here! Thanks for sharing. I added you to my "Male Teachers" playlist! Yay!
respect
his beard reminds me of the old musketeers movie actors
Could you explain your economics game in more detail??
I’m not sure how I describe it in the video, but everything they do earns in-class currency. Winning games, or bonuses, or doing the best work on a project earns them extra, as well as investing opportunities. They can then exchange said currency for various in-class rewards, such as free time, assignment opt-outs, extra credit, etc. I do run it like a real economy, however, and adjust wages and prices to the market, as well as manage inflation.
What if you catch a student playing Fortnite during class? Will you let them try get a victory royale or will you ask them to put their phone away?
How on earth do you get a TA?! I want one.
I’m pursuing teaching but have my bachelors in another subject and have been stressing if I can learn enough history to be proficient enough to teach? How in depth do you go on every topic? I can’t remember how in depth we went when I was in school lol
@Mrboofy88 did you get qualified and land a job? I’m in the same boat… what steps should I take?
I have been thinking about becoming a history teacher. Teaching seems like it could be fun and it would be nice to helps students but I'm kind of nervous. Is there anything to be nervous about?
Depending on what grade you wanna teach. But from a high school student perspective. You’ll get tested to your limits at times. And deal with a lot of stress. But i find it common that teachers that are care that their students are grasping the information rather much of the scores they are getting and overall understanding towards their student whether it be not screaming at them due to the fact they have some missing work or being patient with how they grasp things. They are often looked upon highly from many of the peers. And as well history is a subject that students either fully love it or hate it. As long you don’t focus on doing everything from a textbook or sugarcoat events, you’ll have kids that are interested in what you have to say.To wrap things up, though this may not be useful as it’s just student stating her opinion. We’ll be a pain when you first start out but if you’re understanding and caring. You’ll be respected and remembered by many. You’ll be shaping the future generation minds on how they view things. Even if you do or don’t become a teacher, I wish nothing but luck to you!
First, congrats on the son 😁 and I was just wondering, I want to be a history teacher in the future, I’ll be in high school next year and I was wondering if you think taking AP classes is worth it?
Gage Ware why does everyone keep asking if it’s worth it? Worth what ?
It's worth it if you plan on attending college; it can boost your application appeal & complete classes early. Also, you'll learn a lot.
I want to teach but scared if students won't like me.
Especially cause I want to go into LOTE and Maths which people usually hate...
I don’t understand what takes so long to plan, why not go over a different subject every two weeks , one ten question test per week and the students grade each others papers. You could even record your first period lecture then replay it the rest of the day for students .This seems insanely inefficient to take up 12 hours.
Is it important to major in multiple subjects before you become a teacher?
lol on the tie breaker dude youre being to easy on them ;p
You seem like one of the best teachers your so calm ,nice, passionate , and your very cute 😍
It is really nice to see another high school teacher that teaches something other than English on UA-cam.
I’m going to become a teacher soon, and omg you’re rocking it! I’m lowkey nervous, but your video is super inspiring!
How long did it take to become a highschool history teacher? And do you think it is a good career now with the pandemic?
Hey how many class u take per week or how many hours u teach per week
I teach four classes per week until December, then the four classes change in January as we run the semester schedule (meaning I can teach up to 8 different subjects in a year). Contractually, I am in the classroom for 7.5 hours per day for 37.5 hours per week + adjunct duties scattered throughout the year. When you apply my study halls before and after school, it can range from 40 to 52 hours from Monday-Friday. Just depends on the time of year!
That yt algorithm hitting
I'm in grade 10 and I really wanna be a history teacher
What state are you teaching out of?
California!
Hence, the CNN pre-class video.
@@KoldKillaC No. I'm a centrist. The Student News is pretty unbiased (they try to make it objective), and I offer counter-positions if a leftist bias ever emerges. Also worth noting, the Central Valley, in which my school is located, is majority red--its the coastal cities (which have the majority) that are blue.
Morgan AP Teaching OMG DO U TEACH IN FRESNO I LIVE THERE
so how do you teach 9 classes is it like a day bday c day or are there 9 periods I'm just confused like do you even get a break
Different semesters are different classes, along with the multiple periods in a day!
OMG DO U TEACH IN FRESNO I LIVE THERE
Where do you teach at ?
Wait. How do you teach history AND psychology? The content of those subjects are vastly different. I didn’t go to school for education, so I’m curious as to how that works. That’s like me teaching chemistry, even though I have a master’s degree in computer science. Do you have degrees in both?
No it's not. Psychology is a branch of social studies or social science.
@@BriAntRich I know that psychology is a social science. Are you saying that people with history degrees are qualified to teach psychology and vice versa? Just from taking both in college, they are vastly different.
Sick mustache dude
Me in 2 and a half years
I am also non history teacher in india🇮🇳
Hay quá
Wrong. History is written by the victors.
Nice Wallpaper
I know my ww2 facts I answered all your ww2 questions
DBZ good stuff!
This is AP and the year that WW2 ended isn't an instant answer?! No disrespect to your process and hustle, just seems odd.
I was unpleasantly surprised as well!
Great video but I don’t think we would get along.
Send him to teach black kids
All School Teachers should work 12 months a year. When classes are not in session, Teachers could do Administrative work and perform other tasks, based on their skill-pool attributes. In the long run, this would save School Districts money in that they wouldn't have to hire as many people to perform non-teaching jobs. Physical plant duties could also be done in that manor. Simplistically hat better way to fix the furnace, by a Shop Teacher with help from Industrial Arts Students (if in session). Schools being self-sufficient, will minimal exceptions, is not only good & practical education, but more cost effective & easing the tax burdens on residents of the District. Any to be more cost-effective to a School District, WITHOUT compromising the Educational standards for the students, would be a feather in the cap for the learning process. School Districts, based on their relative student body size, should not have to have an Assistant Principal in EACH school building. They should travel back & forth between the schools, on an as-needed basis. Another and even more practical cost-cutting measure was mentioned at the onset of this writing. The idea of utilizing School Teachers all year long would be a PROFOUND way of Districts getting more-bang-for-the-buck. Hypothetical situation: If a Teacher was employed by a School District for 40 years, they only actually performed 30 years of work. Another much-needed change, for School Districts in general, would be to contour sessions based on the local weather. In other words, in School Districts that ensure harsh winters, have the three-month-off sessions then. It would not only be more practical with respect to not having snow days or putting students & bus drivers at risk, but also taking away the necessity to have so much time off for the Holidays. It would be a win-win situation for all. I'm surprised this has never been implemented in the past?
WWI totally ended in 1975, this guy doesn’t know what in the hell he’s talking about!