I am a scientist. I graduated from gad school. I am involved in space expedition. I want to move to Mars. I live alone. I play the guitar. I play video games. I am interested in helping to educate students. I like to play Atari which I received when I was 10.
I like to kayak. My parents served in the Navy. I have attended 16 schools. I am studying to be a special education teacher. I would like to visit Mars.
Guess what I would like to do on Mars and the moon. Knowing you I bet you would like to play Atari haha HaHa! Almost. I would love to teach a class, remotely of course, from Mars. How cool would that be? That would be awesome! What would you like to teach them about? Space, obviously! I could perform experiments and show them what happens when you don't have gravity to deal with. They would have to be in high school or higher so that the concepts wouldn't overwhelm them.  There is gravity on Mars! You should know this stuff, your a scientist! Maybe teaching wouldn't be your strong point hahaha Yes, there's gravity on Mars, but it's not the same as on Earth. I would have students do the same experiments as me, then we could see how the results differ. I might be able to inspire a couple of kids to go into the space program. Speaking of teaching, how are your classes going?  Ah now I get you! We'll if you ever get a second ticket to Mars I'll be your plus one!  They are going quite well so far, I've even started doing some placement work My plus one ... you got it. I'm glad the classes are going well. What grade(s) is/are your placement work in? I've been placed in pre-schooling which to be honest is exactly what I wanted. I think it's the most important time to get children interested in education even those that don't have developmental disorders Pre-school! Wow!  It takes a special person to take on that role. I don't think I could do it. I'm glad you're passionate about it.  Yes, I agree about reaching kids at a young age. It's important to get them off on the right foot, education-wise. I would imagine that it is difficult to diagnose education issues at such a young age. Is it? We are learning how difficult diagnosis is in my classes but luckily we don't have to deal with that in placement as anyone in the school has been previously diagnosed. This can be quite demanding though as it means that many of the children in the school have quite severe disorders as milder disorders tend to appear later