Why I Want To Pursue A Degree In Education

Teaching, supporting and encouraging young people in order to shape their futures and develop themselves as individuals is why I wish to pursue a degree in education, however, I want to be able to open children's minds to a wide variety of subjects and topics, not just a singular one.

Through choosing a broad range of subjects I had been able to see how they can connect through educating young minds, in particular, psychology. From doing a national qualification in psychology and by assisting in both a primary four and a primary two class in a local primary school. I have been able to observe children in an educational setting with a much greater insight into how they learn and what is required in order for their brains to retain the information
In doing this, my responsibilities were to not only observe the class but to step in and help when I felt that a student was struggling with the work, needed motivation or was having a problem in their surroundings.

Ways in which I have developed myself in being organized and able to plan ahead has been two years ago when I carried out a weekend-long camp in guides, where I took five other girls with me. In doing this activity, I have realized the importance of; keeping track of important documents, noting and dealing with possible risks while keeping a level head, an essential skill needed for an educator. This experience has made me more resilient and confidence in my leadership skills and when tasked with looking after a group of young individuals.

I have been playing the drum kit for six years and through my national qualification in music, I have developed my patience and dedication due to the difficulty in being able to play the instrument. In doing this, it has helped me take part in wind band for five years which has shown my commitment to attending regular meetings and working as part of a team as well as improving my skills in diligence and time management that has risen from