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From: ncas@cbnewsj.ATT.COM (Clifford A. Stevens, Jr)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Should I try to teach?
Summary: Teacher?
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Date: 9 Feb 90 05:11:12 GMT
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OK, I have a q for the net.gurus.  I'm thinking of trying teaching
(My original career choice was to be a high school physics teacher),
but one of my docters told me that children were really bothered by
a handicap.   So it'd be a mistake to try to be a handicapped teacher.
But I've heard from other sources that kids can be very protective,
in such cases! So what are your opinions?

And are there any age groups I should look at more than others?  I've
already got one thing to consider.  I'm afraid if I taught high school
I'd get into a lot of trouble!  Because those high school women are
*VERY* cute!

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Give me a break, I'm brain damaged!
	Cliff Stevens	MT1E228  att!cbnewsj!ncas  (201)957-3902