How can a chemical engineer transition to becoming a physics teacher?

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I'm a chemical engineer working as an Assistant Professor, but I'll soon be making a career change to be a school physics teacher (I enjoy teaching).

I have a research background in materials processing, in particular advanced ceramics, and a teaching background in thermodynamics and transport phenomena.
 
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