I want to coach high school football As I prepared to leave high school and look for a career, I had to make a huge decision. I had to decide what field I wanted to pursue and how to go about it. I knew I wanted to teach because it offered everything I wanted in a profession, including good benefits, a decent salary, the opportunity to work with kids, and eventually the opportunity to coach a high school football player. No other career I have found can offer all of these benefits. Although I know I want to teach, there is more to the teaching profession than that. First, I have to learn the curriculum and then how to deliver this material to students. The learning process itself happens naturally for me, but I had to stop and think about how I would implement it once I became a teacher. It involves many aspects of my life and what I consider important. I believe that teaching philosophy draws on every part of an individual's belief system. These may include your moral and ethical beliefs, your personality, as well as what you, as a teacher, believe is important for students to learn. This seems like a very big responsibility to me, so when I began to think about my teaching philosophy, I did not take this task lightly. It seems to me that there is a very fine line between meeting one's own expectations as a teacher and giving children what they need and even want. I decided that as a future educator, I have not found any educational philosophy that meets all of these expectations. my beliefs and my hopes. I felt that choosing an entire philosophy was too extreme. I think there are parts of all philosophies that are great, but philosophies as a whole fail students in some ways. This is why for me, I chose an eclectic philosophy. I broke all the ways of thinking and found my own personal philosophy to use one day when I realize my dream of becoming a teacher. I think it is very important to teach basic skills first..