That depends on who you are teaching. If you are teaching a college course on Calculus then I would say you need to know a lot. If you are trying to teach first graders how to add and subtract you would not need to know as much.
When in doubt it is better to know more math than required, as you may get that one student that asks a difficult question and it may inspire him when you can explain it in detail.
If you want to become a math teacher you don't really need to like math you just need to know it. However in order to be a good math teacher, you need to show enthusiasm for the subject and that is easiest to do with a subject you like.
The Best way to know is to ask a teacher or a guidance councilor for info
yes
As much as they need to prove a theory.
Writers do not need to know math to succeed.
If your teacher does not already know that you need help, you should ask for it.
You need a B.A. in education. you need to know history, earth, math, science, art, music, gym, health, language arts, social studies and much much more to be just one of the teachers in the world so if you want to be a science teacher you need to know certain things of science like atoms, rocks, cells, gravity, and much more.
yes. for example you need to know how much medicine to give someone. using math.
You don't need to know any math when you arrive in grammar school. You'll learn all the math you need while you're there, and more if you want to. - i need to know what you need to know to get in
I don't think you would need much math to become an actor.
There are several careers likely to have to know a Greatest Possible Error. Either a mathematician or a math teacher would need to know how to figure this out, as it is a complex math problem.
you have to be