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10'000 hours, WOW! When thinking of these hours it seems like an such a long time doesn't it? It seems as if it will take your entire life to finally reach these hours. However, in all reality it will only take you a max of 10 years if you are a hard worker, dedicated and passionate at what you do. I personally do not think I have yet to reach these hours as an Early Childhood Professional. Although, I believe I have yet to reach these hours I am certain that if I do the math I will either be at 10'000 hours or somewhere close to it. The reason being because I have been in my profession for a little over 7 years. I started out as a Education Aide (five years) working 30 hours a week and worked my way up to Assistant Teacher (one year) and Head
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