The interesting thing about the education system here, in most places, is that it really hasn't improved or changed for decades. The curriculum is the same. And, just like it was in most schools years ago, many still don't have adequate facilities, even in 2024. It's sad.
But of course, teaching kids is seeming harder to do with time as their demands increasing.
I think, naturally, most people would incline towards people that listen and understand them with empathy. I was more connected to that kind of teachers, too.
If you wanted to teach, what subject would you rather handle?
Interesting question. Even though I'm far from an expert on the subject because it's so broad, I think I'd teach philosophy.
But to young children. I think it's vital that every child learns to think for themselves instead of copying others. It's a powerful exercise to ask and think about difficult questions.