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Personal Statement: A Career As A Teaching Assistant
After I graduated from college I entered into a career where I thought I would have a lot of happiness and success. I rapidly came to the realization that something was missing from my job, and it took a toll on me mentally and emotionally. I had always wanted a career where I could make a difference and change people's lives. That was when I had the ah-ha moment that I wanted to be a teacher. I discovered that I wanted to be the person who molded and influenced the leaders of tomorrow, I wanted to be the helping hand, and the positive role model. That was when I came to the decision to quit my job and become a teaching assistant. Since that time, I have traveled the road to being a teacher and I know it is a road I will want to travel for
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