How To Become a Teacher

Some teachers say they teach out of a desire to help children learn and grow and to make a contribution to society. Others say they have a sense of commitment to the community or the nation, an intellectual fascination with a particular discipline (e.g., mathematics or history), or they have been inspired by one of their own teachers. Who was your favorite teacher? Was it Ms. Perez who made mathematics fun and showed you why it was important? Or maybe it was Mr. Anderson who challenged you to do your best. Perhaps you were a student with special needs and a special education teacher made a difference in your life.

Why did you like these teachers? What was it about how they reached you, what they expected of you, what classroom atmosphere or learning experience they created that made them so memorable? They cared about you, they believed in you, they wanted you to learn, and they challenged you to learn. Now it can be your turn to inspire the next generation of students.

How to become a hacker?

Why Be a Hacker?

Hacking has shown up in kitchens as chefs use liquid nitrogen as the cooling agent to make perfect ice cream or when they hack food to make tomato fries with potato sauce as the ketchup or just need to make something they don't have the right equipment for...

Chemists have been hacking elements and compounds for centuries. By nature molecules are finicky when it comes to how they behave in different environments (hot weather, cold weather, on mountains, or deep beneath the ocean), so chemists need to deeply understand the properties of the chemicals they have, so they can try to hack together the one they need. Nowhere is this more evident than in the invention of new pharmaceuticals, where hundreds of plants in a region are studied for their chemical properties from roots to fruits, and extracted and combined with others to make new medicines. Then they try again and again, sometimes for years, to get the combinations right and make it do what they want it to do.

How to become anorexic fast and easy

Anorexia is a dangerous eating disorder which often starts in the teenage years. In Britain 5% of girls are anorexic and four out of ten teenage girls skip meals so that they can be slim like fashion models and pop stars. But it is not just girls – many boys want to lose weight too and often don’ eat enough because of it.

What exactly is anorexia?

It's a medical condition and its full name is anorexia nervosa. People with anorexia try not to eat and they lose a lot of weight. They often feel fat even when they are thin. They use other ways of staying thin too, like taking laxative tablets (which make you go to the toilet more often) or by doing too much exercise. Anorexia is serious.

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Anorexics can become very weak and die. About 20% of anorexics don't live more than twenty years after anorexia starts and only 60% of anorexics get better completely.

How to become a real estate agent

Real estate agents help people with buying, selling, or leasing homes, buildings, and land. They are the experts who make sure that their clients’ best interests are protected in these big-money contracts and deals. They provide counsel to help people make the right decisions.

Real estate agents are hired by people and companies to help them find and purchase or lease property, or get the best price selling or leasing property they own. These transactions can be complex and a lot of money changes hands, so the real estate agent is hired to make sure everything is handled correctly and according to the law.

Residential real estate agents specialize in working with homes and homeowners, while commercial real estate agents deal with office space and business-use buildings. An agent can represent the buyer, the seller, or both. They present offers and counter-offers from buyer to seller, and vice-versa.