It depends on what kind of teacher you are. If you are a university teacher, you don't have to think about it. There are many similar masters to choose from. As for junior and senior high schools, I suggest a master's degree, but the pressure is great, and there are also undergraduates from normal universities to compete.

It mainly depends on your own choice, what kind of career plan you have positioned for yourself, and ultimately your postgraduate entrance examination results. If you fail, don't mention anything;

If you are sure and interested in the college of education, you can choose a master's degree; If you are not sure, you can choose a master's degree, and then you can adjust to a master's degree if you don't do well in the exam. After all, although the professional master and the master of study are the same brand, people and employers still have some different views, and the number of professional applicants is often vacant!