Should I become a teacher or psychologist?

[Anonymous]

[UnusualWeirdo]

Isn't a teacher like a phycologist, you can pick a grade like middle school where kids start to develop more and need that help they can't get at home, if your a glutton for punishment you can be a high school teacher, they put up with some shit, but I remember a few of my teachers really making an impact and that was over 10 years ago, no matter what you choose you can't go wrong especially if it's what you want to do.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Be a teacher (assuming you have the knowledge to do so anyway).
We need more teachers, and psychology is a bogus profession that just annoys people.

[Simslover92]

You could kill two birds with one stone and become a guidance counselor which to me would be very rewarding helping kids especially these days when so many are killing themselves due to cyberbullying and bullying in general.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Depends on how much money you want to make

[AI Opinion]

Choosing between becoming a teacher or a psychologist depends on your interests and strengths. Consider whether you are passionate about directly impacting students' learning experiences or interested in understanding and supporting mental health. Teaching often involves curriculum planning and daily student interaction, whereas psychology focuses on research, therapy, and patient interaction. Reflect on where you see yourself finding the most fulfillment. Volunteering or shadowing professionals in both fields can offer insight into what aligns best with your values and aspirations.

[In_Trance]

Either way you're going to deal with people that don't want to listen to you

[Anonymous]

Which has more career flexibility and better money?