-: First of all, you'll like to talk to the teachers.
Figure out what they're doing in the classroom.
Find out their policies, their expectations.
And then becoming a people person,
Becoming a really good communicator.
And learning you know, patients,
because with this job it really requires a lot of
patients on your behalf, of hearing people out.
Listening to their perspective.
Understanding them and not judging them.
And then being solution oriented.
With every problem you want to have a solution for it.
You want to try to come up with a plan for improvement.
So just basically trying to work with the teachers,
and be a people person and a great communicator.
This job is all about communicating.
I know major educational leadership,
is a great major to go into.
Teach you how to become a leader,
Teach you about how to become a people person,
How to manage personalities.
And as you move up maybe becoming a principal.
How to manage staff.
Like I said also, solution.
Be a solution oriented based person where you know,
if a teacher comes to you with an issue or a problem,
Hey this student X, Y and Z.
Well here's a solution for how
we're gonna go about you know,
turning him around in your class.
Whether it be, like you said,
removing him from this hour
that he's in class with another student.
Or maybe putting him on a no pass list,
if he skipping class or not making it.
Or he's having these behaviors and meeting with his parents.
So just educational leadership,
is a great major to go into.
That will teach you a lot of things
and give you some tools to move into this position.