ATo start with, you will need your bachelor's degree. In some states you can get your BA or BS in Education. In California, you cannot- so if you don't think you'll want to ever teach sixth grade at a departmentalized middle school, you could major in liberal studies(which will help prepare you in a variety of subjects). Otherwise, you might pick a subject you enjoy and earn your degree in that subject.Generally, after you obtain your degree, you will need to attend an additional year of schooling to work on your credential. This also varies from state to state. In California you can either enter a program which will end in student teaching or you can enter an internship program where you teach and take classes at the same time. (If you can afford it, I would go with the former choice- less stress involved).To find out the requirements, search for your state's office of education or teacher credentialing. (For California, ctc.ca.gov )

AIn CA 6th grade is part of middle school, so you have to have secondary credentials in math/science to teach those. If you get a credential for elemenatry school you won't be able to teach 6th grade in a public school. I think it's stupid because 6th grade is more like elementary, but that's the way it is now. You can google the CA dept of education to look at the various kinds of credentials. Elementary school used to be a K-8 multi-subject, but they've changed it for new graduates.

AThe answer is B .02

ALots of teachers aren't good at some subjects, such as algebra. If you decide to become a teacher, you will learn how to deal with kids who have disabilities. You should look into becoming a social worker or a school psychologist, although the latter will have you working with many kids with behavioral problems. But as I said, if you decide to become a teacher, you will learn how to discipline and manage a class.

ANo, you wouldn't get a detention, but it would be kind of embarrassing for both of you, since it would be an inappropriate thing to say.

AMaybe a robe and a pair of slippers he can wear around the house. Also, anything that says #1 teacher would work too.

AElectrophoresis Experiment When I say impress I mean something like "AMAZING" reactions. Simplifying the experiment you process DNA and then place it in a gel that gets charged with positive and negative electricity, and then the short tandem and long tandem repeats in the double helix will either go up and down allowing you to make a perfect graph/ DNA profile of someone. Believe it or not the technology for this costs millions but there are smaller versions that will have the same use for a price of 100 dollars or so. Still, not the best experiment, but a wonderful one for learning new things thats for sure.PS: Usually 18 year olds do this:)

ASit him next to someone who does their work and where he can't talk to anyone or you can give funner assignments that involve experiments or projects! : )

AWould you rather people thought bad things about you behind your back or be honest to you? At least you have some perspective from her view. Maybe you do need to shape up a bit. I always say.. If you don't want to know, don't ask!