Can a Former Nuclear Technician Transition to Teaching Physics Successfully?

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First year physics teacher. Former nuclear trained emergency nuclear repair welder on USN fast attack sub. That may be easier than teaching physics. Looking forward to getting started in 2 weeks. Gotta get the ball rolling...
 
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